Few filmmakers have spent the past decade redefining the boundaries of genre cinema quite like Adam Wingard. Throughout his career, Wingard has built a reputation for twisting familiar conventions into
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It may have taken nearly a decade to bring to life, but if the first footage unveiled at San Diego Comic-Con is any indication, Na Hong-jin’s Hope was well worth
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Independent filmmaking has always been fueled by the people who believe in it long before the rest of the world catches on. Few films embody that spirit more than Drifter,
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For one weekend every year, San Diego stops feeling like a city and starts feeling like the center of every fandom imaginable. Streets become movie sets, convention halls transform into
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A camping trip. A remote forest. A prehistoric predator. The first trailer for Don’t Move has arrived, bringing James “Murr” Murray and Darren Wearmouth’s horror novel to the big screen.
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There are few performers who know The Outsiders as intimately as Wes Williams. As a swing, he moves between Greasers and Socs, stepping into multiple characters whose hopes, fears, and
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For generations, George Washington has existed more as an icon than a man. In Young Washington, William Franklyn-Miller strips away that familiar image to reveal the uncertainty, ambition, and resilience
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History has immortalized George Washington as the Father of a Nation, but Young Washington turns its attention to the years before the legend. Directed and co-written by Jon Erwin, the
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Pop Culturalist is excited to be partnering with Warner Bros. Pictures to give away tickets to an NYC screening of Evil Dead Burn. You and a guest will see the
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Few emerging artists capture the complexities of growing up quite like Jordan Anthony. The Australian singer-songwriter has built a rapidly growing global audience through deeply personal songwriting that transforms his
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