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James Karen, Renowned Character Actor, Declined Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Film Contract to Prioritize Theater

James Karen, Renowned Character Actor, Declined Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Film Contract to Prioritize Theater

James Karen, Renowned Character Actor, Declined Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Film Contract to Prioritize Theater

This Day in History: Dr. No Premiered at London’s Famous Pavilion

This Day in History: Dr. No Premiered at London’s Famous Pavilion

No," the inaugural film in the James Bond series, embarked on a long and varied distribution journey, beginning with its theatrical premieres and e...

‘Behemoth!’ Review: Pedro Pascal Is a Classical Cellist Skating Through a Midlife Crisis in Tony Gilroy’s Elevated Bauble of a Music Drama

‘Behemoth!’ Review: Pedro Pascal Is a Classical Cellist Skating Through a Midlife Crisis in Tony Gilroy’s Elevated Bauble of a Music Drama

"Behemoth!" is a classical-musician movie. It’s a midlife-crisis movie. It’s a romantic mystery. It’s Tony Gilroy fiddling around with pure movie form.

7 Harold Lloyd Co-Stars and Collaborators Worth Watching Next

7 Harold Lloyd Co-Stars and Collaborators Worth Watching Next

Beyond the glasses, Harold Lloyd's films featured brilliant co-stars. Discover seven performers who shared the screen with the silent comedy icon.

Samuel L. Jackson Nearly Lost Iconic 'Pulp Fiction' Role to Another Actor

Samuel L. Jackson Nearly Lost Iconic 'Pulp Fiction' Role to Another Actor

Samuel L. Jackson Nearly Lost Iconic 'Pulp Fiction' Role to Another Actor

Film Adaptation of James Baldwin Biography 'Baldwin: A Love Story' in Development

Film Adaptation of James Baldwin Biography 'Baldwin: A Love Story' in Development

Film Adaptation of James Baldwin Biography 'Baldwin: A Love Story' in Development

How New York Comic Con Activations Can Sell a World’s Visual Identity Before Its Plot

How New York Comic Con Activations Can Sell a World’s Visual Identity Before Its Plot

Studios are using New York Comic Con to build hype for new films and shows by showcasing tangible worlds, costumes, and props before revealing plots.

Pedro Pascal Premieres ‘Behemoth!’ in NYC, Sarah Jessica Parker and Stevie Nicks Make a Fashionable Pair and More Red Carpet Photos: October 2026

Pedro Pascal Premieres ‘Behemoth!’ in NYC, Sarah Jessica Parker and Stevie Nicks Make a Fashionable Pair and More Red Carpet Photos: October 2026

October began with Ben Affleck and Kerry Washington premiering “Animals,” their new political thriller about a Los Angeles mayoral candidate (Affleck) whose family is thrust into an unimaginable situation involving their son and housekeeper and her undocumented immigrant boyfriend. The following day, the Critics Choice Association hosted its sixth annual Celebración of Cinema & Television […]

5 Films From Around the World That Capture What Made Forrest Gump Great

5 Films From Around the World That Capture What Made Forrest Gump Great

Beyond Hollywood, many foreign films capture the spirit of Forrest Gump with their own unique, heartwarming, and epic protagonists' journeys.

Pedro Pascal in ‘Behemoth!’: The Oscar-Worthy Role That He (and Latinos) Have Been Waiting For

Pedro Pascal in ‘Behemoth!’: The Oscar-Worthy Role That He (and Latinos) Have Been Waiting For

Pedro Pascal makes his Oscar case with a cello. “Behemoth!,” Tony Gilroy’s first feature as a director since “The Bourne Legacy” in 2012, world-premiered on Friday night at Alice Tully Hall as the centerpiece selection of the New York Film Festival. Pascal plays Alex Serian, a former child prodigy from a family of Los Angeles […]

No, Black-and-White Horror Is Not Too Old-Fashioned for an October Marathon

No, Black-and-White Horror Is Not Too Old-Fashioned for an October Marathon

Explore why the classic black-and-white aesthetic isn't a limitation but a powerful tool that makes horror movies even more atmospheric and terrifying.

How Evil Dead Kept Reinventing Itself Without Losing Its Horror Identity

How Evil Dead Kept Reinventing Itself Without Losing Its Horror Identity

From low-budget cabin horror to slapstick comedy and urban terror, here's how the Evil Dead franchise constantly reinvented itself without losing its soul.