Sixteen years after David Fincher’s The Social Network shone a spotlight on the ugly early days surrounding Facebook’s founding, writer/director Aaron […]

In the opening seconds of East of Eden, writer/executive producer Zoe Kazan gives voice to the story’s prime mover, Cathy Ames, […]

About 25 years ago, production sound mixer Christopher Strollo made a decision. He’d been thinking about moving to L.A. or New […]

Production designer Amy Williams drew on multiple muses as she built the textured, tantalizing world that envelops audiences in Verity.

Hypothesis: If an actress primarily known for horror and drama stars in a highly anticipated romantic comedy, crowds will be sure to eagerly await the film’s release.

The animated feature from Puss in Boots: The Last Wish co-directors Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado follows Jo (voiced by H.E.R.) and Raissa (voiced by Liza Soberano), two Filipina besties whose bond veers sideways when Raissa plans to study abroad. While partying on their last night together, they fall into a mysterious portal that takes them to Nakali, a vibrant world filled with exotic animals, wild creatures, and some not-so-friendly monsters.

Director Michael Showalter would only make Verity (in theaters October 2), a seductive psychological thriller, if he could do it his way with a filmmaking team that went the extra mile. In fact, it was around ten extra miles after his location scouts in New York found the perfect key location for his vision to play out.

When Beef creator Lee Sung Jin built the second season of his acclaimed Netflix anthology, he knew the show’s volatile mix of wealth, ambition, self-delusion, and emotional reckoning would require a musical identity that could evolve alongside it.

When writer Jack Thorne reimagined William Golding’s Lord of the Flies as a four-part series for Netflix, he wasn’t interested in simply retelling the iconic story, nor in trying to recapture the two cinematic adaptations, Peter Brook’s 1963 British version or Harry Hook’s 1990 American one.