‘Dark Matter’ Season 2 Tests the Limits of Apple TV’s Sci-Fi Obsession

After two years away, 'Dark Matter' Season 2 is a convoluted follow-up that illustrates the risks of Apple's high-concept ...

‘The Uprising’ Thinks It Needs Robin Hood, but the Peasants’ Revolt Was Already Exciting Enough

The US marketing team for 'The Uprising' briefly added 'The Rise of Robin Hood' to the film's title on promotional material.

‘The World Is a Lot Right Now’: Watch Kane Parsons and ‘It Ends’ Director Alex Ullom Try to Explain the Liminal Horror Craze

The two Gen-Z horror directors break down why young audiences turn to horror to help explain an increasingly surreal world.

‘The Whisper Man’ Review: Robert De Niro Classes Up a Standard Serial Killer Procedural

Michele Monaghan co-stars in a straightforward thriller about a widower and his cop father teaming up to save his son.

Composer Atli Örvarsson Brings Scandinavian Loneliness — and Techno Flair — to ‘Silo’

Scandinavian loneliness to the dystopian Apple TV series, and explains why he added a techno sound for Season 3.

‘A Talent for Murder’ Trailer: Helen Mirren Is Patricia Highsmith Opposite Alden Ehrenreich in Anton Corbijn’s Literary Thriller

Here’s the synopsis: The film “follows a mysterious young man from a New York publisher ( Alden Ehrenreich) who is sent to ...
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Paul Thomas Anderson’s New Concert Film ‘Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall’ Sets Fall Roadshow Release

Janus Films and Criterion will distribute the concert film featuring the Geese frontman, which is Anderson's first project since "One Battle After Another." While this is the first time that the ...

Peter Cullen Was More Than Just the Iconic Voice of Beloved Characters — He Was an Undeniable Force

Upon his death at age 85, IndieWire reflects on his kind spirit and unyielding dedication to characters like Optimus Prime.

‘Coyote vs. Acme’ Director Dave Green ‘Remains in Shock’ That the Film Is Coming Out

Coyote vs. Acme' director Dave Green tells IndieWire about his Looney Tunes movie's long road to the big screen.

Festival Crowdpleaser ‘The Cycle of Love’ Took a Year to Reach Theaters — but Could Break Through at the Oscars

The rare nonfiction romance, the documentary 'The Cycle of Love' is opening a year after its promising Telluride launch.

‘Adults’ Season 2 Review: FX’s Gen-Z Sitcom Hits a Much-Needed Growth Spurt

After a rough debut, co-creators Ben Kronengold and Rebecca Shaw lean on classic sitcom tropes and elevate their strongest ...

John Wilson’s ‘The History of Concrete’ Trailer Goes Everywhere There Is Concrete

Incorrigible documentarian John Wilson, of HBO's "How To With John Wilson," has crafted a full feature film that's worth its ...