Felissa Rose is America’s modern day “scream queen”; at 55, the veteran of 150 movies, most of them horror. But she was, she says, genuinely
Category: Films
The Wild Robot review – heartfelt animated adventure is a soaring success
At first glance, The Wild Robot, a new movie from Dreamworks Animation (and one of the studio’s last in-house productions), seems to target the voguish
Paul Feig: ‘Everyone went cannibal over the female Ghostbusters. A lot of dudes were looking for a fight’
You have done more than almost any man alive to promote female‑led comedy. What has made this so close to your heart? Oroklini I love
Post your questions for Matthew Modine
Matthew Modine has worked with lots of the greats: Stanley Kubrick, as wise-cracking marine JT “Joker” Davis in Full Metal Jacket; Jonathan Demme, as a
Unit 234: The Lock Up review – storage facility holds deadly secrets in fun thriller
Here is a fairly watchable thriller about a fine arts and philosophy graduate called Laurie (Isabelle Fuhrman), who is turning 25 and facing a quarter-life
Azrael: Angel of Death review – dialogue-free sci-fi horror takes cues from A Quiet Place
Here is a post-apocalyptic feature that works well as an exercise in tension-release horror-movie mechanics and features an admirably expressive, athletic, and entirely wordless lead
Will Ferrell and Harper Steele: ‘More people say they’ve seen an alien than a trans person’
“I’m not trying to exploit our friendship,” Will Ferrell says to Harper Steele, his longtime collaborator. “I’m not trying to exploit your exciting, wonderful, joyous
Paul McCartney and Wings: One Hand Clapping review – restored rockumentary is pure pleasure
I’m amazed, and there’s no maybe about it. Paul McCartney and Wings star in this engrossing hour-long documentary (or, if you will, rockumentary) shot on
Dragonkeeper review – kids’ animation in which a girl must save China’s last fire breathers
Bill Nighy’s distinctive, rather wonderful, Bill Nighy-ness is perfect in so many roles, especially those requiring an expensive lounge suit and a roguish arch of
The Fall review – startling imagery abounds in Tarsem Singh’s cult Gilliamesque epic
Tarsem Singh’s indulgent epic, produced by Spike Jonze and David Fincher, was little seen on its original release in 2006, and now gets a rerelease