Billie Melissa

Time is our most precious commodity, and in John Crowley's latest we get an intimate look at how we choose to exchange our 86,400 seconds each day can ultimately impact the course of our lives.

Conclave held on until late August to kick off its festival run, debuting at the prestigious Telluride Film Festival, an exclusive event held each year high up in the mountains in Colorado across Labor Day weekend.

The great American road trip has long been a cornerstone of cinema. From Little Miss Sunshine to Nomadland, audiences have, for years, been swept away in scenic landscapes, watching meditatively as family and friends fall more in love, know one another more deeply, and learn something new about themselves in return.

Todd Phillips' sequel is a baffling and boring mishmash of thoughtless platitudes.

History was made on February 12, 2023, when the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles stepped into State Farm Stadium in Arizona, making Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes the first Black starting quarterbacks to compete against one another in 57 years of the Super Bowl.

The debut film of directors Max and Sam Eggers, The Front Room, hit theaters this weekend, starring Brandy as Belinda and Kathryn Hunter as Solange, a mother/daughter-in-law duo at odds as Solange's health declines.

This week, twin brothers Max and Sam Eggers are releasing their directorial debut, The Front Room, adapted from Susan Hill's short story from her collection 'The Travelling Bag and Other Ghostly Stories'.

In a recent interview, Vince Vaughn divulged a not-so-well-kept Hollywood secret: studios are all-in on IP-driven storytelling.

"The people in charge don't want to get fired more so than they're looking to do something great," he told Sean Evans during a spicy episode of Hot Ones.

Lee Isaac Chung – who charmed us in 2020 with his Oscar-winning indie Minari – has traveled one state to the west for his first big-budget studio movie Twisters, a loving reboot of Jan de Bont's 1996 Twister, who follows two close-to-divorce storm chasers on a mission to create a weather alert system.

"When the footage came in, it was very surprising to see Cage for the first time," Graham Fortin tells me over a Zoom call from the edit suite he shares with Greg Ng.

In the background, screens glow the signature red of Longlegs, the latest film the duo have cut: a serial killer Silence of the Lambs-esque joint marketed to perfection by indie darling NEON, who have taken the "scariest movie of the decade" reviews and spun them into gold, teasing out the question everyone wants an answer to: "Who is Longlegs, and what does he look like?"

Longlegs, gaining its traction from the hyperbole spilling out of early screenings, is marketed as "the scariest film of the decade".

The tale from Osgood Perkins about the eponymous serial killer and the FBI agent chasing him down has caught the eye of everyone looking for a thrill at the theater this summer.