Josh Trank: How cinema’s brightest wunderkind was sent to director’s jail in record time
A staggeringly quick downfall.
Author: Scott Campbell Archives: 04/2024
Exploring the snuff movie: the cultural controversy of the 1970s
Where does the fiction end and fact begin?
How to bankrupt a studio in one easy step: John Travolta’s bizarre ode to Scientology
If it weren’t for Tom Cruise, then John Travolta would comfortably be the most high-profile Scientologist in Hollywood, but at least the Mission: Impossible star…
Wes Anderson on why Bill Murray is “the best person in the world to have” on a movie set
The perfect foil for de-escalation.
Lockouts, lawsuits, and losing money: The first-time director set straight on the road to ruin
A rapid rise, and a dizzying fall.
No offence to Godzilla, but the versus movie peaked with ‘Kramer vs. Kramer’
It could be a long time before something better comes along.
A conspiracy hidden in plain sight: Is ‘Eyes Wide Shut’ about the Illuminati?
The organisation was never far away from the director’s work.
Pearly white teeth and a jet-black heart: 10 movies like ‘American Psycho’
Not a single, clear, identifiable emotion, except for greed and disgust.
85 years of Francis Ford Coppola: A maverick career of cinematic greatness, risk, reward, and failure
An all-time great with many scars to show for it.
70 years of Jackie Chan: The crossover icon who changed action cinema forever
A towering legacy left behind.
‘The Host’ bottled Bong Joon-ho’s hatred of the establishment long before ‘Parasite’
The filmmaker has made a habit of denigrating the authorities.