"People either want more fashion, or they want me as the creator to come out and tell them who's a hero and who's a villain," Kessler tells IndieWire.
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Mena Suvari was ultimately cast as a high school cheerleader who becomes the object of a suburban dad's (Kevin Spacey) desires.
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Based on John Green's 2017 bestseller, the movie, directed by Hannah Marks, debuts on Max May 2.
A lawsuit asserts quid pro quo between Reed Hastings and Mark Zuckerberg: Stay out of streaming, and our ads will stay off of Snapchat.
"Machete" franchise star Trejo mistakenly claimed that director Rodriguez "screwed up" and sold part of the rights ahead of a possible third film like "Machete Kills in Space."
"The Cabin in the Woods" filmmaker Drew Goddard will direct, write, and produce a new iteration at Warner Bros., executive produced by co-creator Lana Wachowski.
Jessica Henwick co-stars in Tilman Singer's sophomore feature.
As Arkasha Stevenson tells IndieWire, her vision for the "Omen" prequel hinged on building a female body-centric chiller that the studio unexpectedly loved, even if it nearly earned an NC-17 rating.
Léa Seydoux, Vincent Lindon, Louis Garrel, and Raphaël Quenard star in the film, which will debut out of competition at the fest.
They star together in "The Beast," a movie about the existential terrors of unrequited love, incel killers, green-screen acting, and artificial intelligence. And, oh, yes, Los Angeles.
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Neil Gaiman and Matt Wagner's graphic novel series from the "Sandman" universe prepares to hit Netflix later this month.
"Filmmaking is not the preserve solely of directors," Garland told IndieWire, who reiterated that he will focus on screenwriting but also is not retiring from directing altogether, either.
From "Godzilla" to "The Host," the best monster movies of our time have made our fears look every bit as real as they feel.
"By Season 3 or 4, it would [be], 'Hi honey, who are you f**king on camera today?'"
"To come on to that role in that project, in which I was chained to a bed within that period of time, was a real risk," Gugino said in a recent interview.
