Chris Pine & Michelle Rodriguez on ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ ’80s Throwbacks
For the cast and crew of the upcoming adventure epic, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, the road to their theatrical release has been just as much a journey as for their characters. While promoting the film for its world…
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Kevin Hart on the Action Comedy of Die Hart 2
When Jerry Lewis wrote, produced, and directed The Bellboy, he cast himself as himself, a comedy celebrity staying at a fancy hotel (where Lewis also played a silent bellboy). Kevin Hart may not have the auteurist vision of Lewis, but…
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Peyton Elizabeth Lee & Blake Draper Talk ‘Prom Pact’ and the Promposal
[Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for Prom Pact.]The Disney+ original movie Prom Pact follows high school senior Mandy Yang (Peyton Elizabeth Lee) and her best friend Ben Plunkett (Milo Manheim), during the time of year when everyone their age…
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“The Search for Images is a Search That Can Last Forever”: Agnès Godard on The Line and Nenétte et Boni
The Line Agnès Godard films the opening sequence of her fifth collaboration (following four features and a short) with writer-director Ursula Meier, The Line (La Ligne), in static slow motion: Margaret (Stéphanie Blanchoud) hits her mother (Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi), who falls and…
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Malum Director and Star Dish on Their Reimagined Horror Offering
Horror films centered around cults can be tough to watch — but all the more rewarding, especially for scary-movie fanatics. And speaking of — who remembers a little indie gem called Last Shift? The 2014 Manson-inspired "cult" film centered around…
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‘Evil Dead Rise’ Director on Why He Couldn’t Tell a Story with Ash in the Cabin
I had the pleasure of catching Lee Cronin’s directorial debut, The Hole in the Ground, when it first premiered at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival. It was immediately apparent that Cronin was a must-watch genre director on the rise, but…
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Teyana Taylor and Co. Discuss Celebrating Black Women with A Thousand and One
A Thousand and One is one of a kind, and a must-see. Anyone who saw it at Sundance last January, where it made its world premiere alongside other talks-of-the-town like Past Lives and Magazine Dreams, will tell you just how…
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Melissa Barrera on the Changes to Sam She Pushed For
I always want more time at the end of interviews, but especially at the end of interviews with Melissa Barrera. I had the pleasure of having her on Collider Ladies Night in January of 2022 for the release of Scream…
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How the Story Changed After Neve Campbell’s Exit
As though making a new installment of a beloved horror franchise isn’t hard enough, the team behind Scream VI had to make a new movie without the heart and soul of the franchise, Neve Campbell’s Sidney Prescott. While many assumed…
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Animal Control’s Vella Lovell Teases Major Relationship “Conflicts” Ahead on Season 1
Editor’s note: The below contains spoilers for Season 1, Episode 7 of Animal Control. With the primetime television landscape ushering in a comedy renaissance across several networks with shows like Abbott Elementary and Ghosts, Fox’s single-camera sitcom, Animal Control, is…
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Jeremy Jordan Says Spinning Gold Arrives at a Great Time in History
Long before Donna Summer was "The Donna Summer," Casablanca Records founder Neil Bogart was intent on making her a superstar. Remember Summer’s hit, Love to Love You? As the new movie Spinning Gold spins it, Bogart suggested our disco queen…
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‘Scream 6’ Directors Reveal Major Changes to the Third Act
[Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for Scream VI.]The time has come. We have a 30-minute Scream VI spoiler interview for you with Radio Silence, directors Tyler Gillett and Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, and producer Chad Villella! We covered quite a bit…
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