Friday Flicks: ‘Isle of Dogs’, ‘Unsane’, ‘Ismael’s Ghosts’
Happy Friday, folks – out of the storm and into the warm. We’re finally hitting that wondrous time of the year when the cold weather is over. The same goes for awards season, and instead
Is #MeToo fast becoming a marketing trope?
With such widespread reach, the #MeToo movement was the perfect opportunity to make a fast buck and – in addition to 'The Silence Breaker' – we’ve already seen some sneaky campaigns utilizing the movement for
Everything we know about the final season of ‘The Americans’
As we cry into our pillows over the thought of 'The Americans' bowing out of TV for good, we’re also kinda stoked there’s one more season to go. In the runup to its imminent release,
The hottest indie flicks at Tribeca Film Festival 2018
The 17th annual Tribeca Film Festival revealed its feature film lineup earlier this month, and with the start date fast approaching (April 18, folks – get it in the datebook!), we’ve decided to help ease
Reel connections: Networking events for filmmakers to shmooze at
Whether you’re a first-time or student filmmaker, it can be a lonely life sweating over a script or shooting schedule if you don’t have a support network to lean on. Thankfully, there are events geared
A comedy tonight: The funniest indie film fests
Whether you’re looking to laugh or you’re looking to make people laugh, you’d benefit from knowing about the best independent comedy film festivals. Whatever your comedy looks like and whatever tickles your funny bone, you’re
For your consideration: The award campaigns going beyond the billboard
In the past ten years or so, there have been some weird, wonderful, and inventive “for your consideration” campaigns released by showrunners, directors, movie studios, and networks for the promotion of their various projects. Here
March Movies: All of Netflix’s bingeworthy new films
While we’ve already seen a plethora of Netflix movies come out this month so far, here are some of the streaming giant’s best upcoming flicks, including a dangerous comedy, a heartwarming romcom, and a drama
Serve and protect: Why Fox needs to renew ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’
As we fast approach the savage TV wasteland of the middle of May, in which broadcast networks decide which shows to cancel and which ones to save, there’s one particular show we’re very worried about.
John Bailey’s MeToo moment: Is this the end of the Academy?
Now that Academy President John Bailey is under investigation for sexual harassment, the future of the already-weakened Academy feels dicey. Could this be the end of one of Hollywood’s oldest institutions? More importantly, should any