Movies

Sometimes we need old people screaming at clouds.

Light as a feather, queer as hell

Chris Ryall and Jacob Phillips on how "Megalopolis" interprets the way Francis Ford Coppola "sees the world" and "what he wants from it."

The Adams family concocts uniquely sinister folk horror

Disturbing imagery is not enough to create true horror

Should ambition count in movie appreciation?

Ink On Paper Studios announced new interviewees for Drink Coffee, Talk Fast: A Gilmore Girls Documentary, and a new Kickstarter stretch goal.

When do we wake up?

It's been 20 years since Keanu Reeves starred in Constantine, the DC/Vertigo adaptation from filmmaker Francis Lawrence. Now, about five years after serious rumors about a sequel started to percolate, DC Studios co-chief James Gunn says that he's had conversations about the movie with Reeves, but still hasn't read a script for the project.

In a recent interview, Back to the Future star Michael J. Fox -- promoting the film's 40th anniversary and his new book -- said that he believes the movie is as relevant as ever, in part because society as a whole has become meaner. It makes Marty's quick-witted battles with the bully Biff Tannen (Thomas F. Wilson) even more impactful.

The film, set after The Rise of Skywalker, was rejected after Disney questioned how the character could still be alive.

How this got the green light is a question that eludes answer