Anya Taylor-Joy
San Diego Comic-Con@Home: The New Mutants Panel Recap
Director Josh Boone and the cast of New Mutants attend Comic-Con@Home 2020 to screen the opening scene from their long the long-awaited film and confirm that it will open in theaters … eventually.
Review: 2020’s ‘Emma’ Is Awfully Rich And Clever
Aaron Neuwirth reviews Emma. A new take on the classic Jane Austen novel, which is the most stylish adaptation yet.
Glass Review: M.Night’s Sequel to Unbreakable is worth the 19 Year Wait.
Scott Menzel's review of M. Night Shyamalan’s Glass which opens in theaters on January 17, 2019
Franchise Fred’s Glass Review: Unsplittable
When I saw Unbreakable in 2000, all I wanted to see was Unbreakable 2. I should have told young Franchise Fred to be patient. It would take 19 years for Glass, including making an entirely separate mo...
Glass Review by Staci Layne Wilson
Staci Layne Wilson shares her thoughts on M. Night's "Glass"
Review: Shyamalan’s ‘Glass’ Cracks Under Pressure
Glass, the third chapter of M. Night Shyamalan's stealthily made comic book trilogy, fails to be the hero we needed.
Writer/Director Cory Finley on Working with His Amazing Cast in ‘Thoroughbreds’
Kit Bowen had a great conversation with writer/director Cory Finley about his feature film debut "Thoroughbreds."
Review: ‘Thoroughbreads’ Plays A Darkly Comedic Game Of Chess
Every now and again I see a random independent film that aligns with what I want to watch. Thoroughbreds is by no means perfect and won’t work the same way for everyone, but I was thrilled to see a fi...
AFI Fest Review: Thoroughbreds – Thoroughfred Approves
Thoroughbreds is a female friendship movie with balls. This is not the Disneyfied version of teenage girls coming of age together. If it were that, Thoroughbreds would probably not be a movie for Sund...