'Mother Mary' Could Have Only Been A Ghost Story

David Lowery reveals what possessed him to turn his pop drama into a full-on phantasmagoria.

'The Mandalorian And Grogu' Made Me A Believer

How a set visit to Mandalorian & Grogu made me fall in love with Star Wars again.

In This Brazilian Dystopia, An Elderly Woman Fights For Her Freedom

Writer-director Gabriel Mascaro reveals the real-life inspirations behind The Blue Trail.

How 'Exit 8' “Blurs the Line Between Video Games and Movies”

Director Genki Kawamura speaks about adapting the simple video game into a surreal film.

How Riz Ahmed’s 'Hamlet' Makes Shakespeare Edgy Again

This new take on Shakespeare feels like a crime thriller spliced with a music video — and that’s by design.

The Forgotten Story Of An Accidental Phone Hacker

“I had never heard of him. I had never heard of the phone phreaks. I didn't know there were hackers before computers.”

Kelly Marie Tran Helps Unearth A Ghostly Slice Of History

“I didn’t know.”

'Black Zombie' Unearths The Ugly Truth Of An Iconic Horror Staple

This ambitious doc is essential viewing for any horror fan.

Why Julia Ducournau’s 'Alpha' Is Not “Body Horror At All”

The director of Raw and Titane describes her latest film, Alpha, as an exercise in empathy.

Why 'Pretty Lethal' Is More Than Its “Ballerinas That Kick Ass” Gimmick

“I was like, ‘I just want to understand how mad this is. How bonkers is it?’” director Vicky Jewson says. “And they were like, ‘Our bodies are our armor. It's a superpower.’”