Interviews

In theaters on March 31 from Paramount Pictures, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves marks the return to the big screen of one of the seminal fantasy properties of our time. Dungeons & Dragons, the tabletop role-playing game, was first...

In a career spanning more than five decades, director Stephen Frears has made an indelible mark on the world of cinema. He earned critical acclaim in the 1980s for films such as My Beautiful Laundrette, which was shot on 16mm...

Chad Stahelski’s John Wick entered the market in late October 2014 with unexceptional prospects. It was a midbudget action film, helmed by star Keanu Reeves’s former stunt double in The Matrix. Few would have blinked if it had taken its...

Macedonian-born and Australian-raised writer/director Goran Stolevski began creating films in his high school days, making some 25 shorts over a 16-year period. His work has been screened at over 200 festivals worldwide, including the Sundance Film Festival, where his film...

When the first stills from Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey landed online in May of last year, the co-production from prolific genre film producers Jagged Edge and ITN Studios sparked an internet firestorm. A frenzy of media coverage followed for the...

Most football fans rank Tom Brady as the GOAT, or the “greatest of all time.” The four stars of the upcoming film 80 for Brady may contend for a similar title themselves amongst Hollywood actresses. Three of the legendary leads...

French playwright Florian Zeller won critical praise for the feature-film adaptation of his own play, The Father, in 2020. It was a dream cinematic debut for the writer-director, who won the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay. The Father also...

Damien Chazelle reunites with composer (and former college roommate) Justin Hurwitz for Babylon, out this weekend from Paramount Pictures. The film marks the fifth collaboration between the pair, with one of those films—2016’s La La Land—netting Hurwitz Oscars for Original...

In theaters tomorrow, December 23, from Paramount Pictures, Babylon sees La La Land director Damien Chazelle offer a new take on the mythological appeal of Hollywood—this time, turning the lens on a wide-ranging group of filmmakers, criminals, and degenerate partiers...

In Searchlight Pictures’ black comedy thriller The Menu, elite guests arrive on an exclusive coastal island restaurant to enjoy a lavish meal, only to find that there’s more on the night’s menu than food. Guests at an advance screening of...

Listen to the audio version of this interview on The Boxoffice Podcast The pretension and excess of the fine-dining scene, with its high-priced tasting menus (and tiny portions), is so obviously a target for satire, it’s surprising that contemporary filmmakers...

In theaters November 4 from XYZ Films, in advance of a VOD roll-out on the 22nd, Something in the Dirt is the fifth feature from the filmmaking duo of Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson, who have made a name for...