Directed by “Nosferatu” and “The Witch” director Robert Eggers, the film follows two 19th-century lighthouse keepers (Robert ...

By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff If we didn’t have Wes Anderson, we’d have to create him. And every entry from the auteur director is a “creation” in the fullest sense. Anderson’s milieu is ...

Tom Hanks jocularly tells off photographers at the New York City premiere of his latest star-studded comedy, written and ...

Robert Pattinson was in a strange horror movie because he was in a 'weird movies only' phase and tried to convince everyone ...

Among their favourites of the recently released are a very popular war film, an Oscar-winning dark comedy, and a cult ...

The McCallum Theatre has announced Yvonne Bell will be its new CEO. Her appointment comes after holding a top role as SVP of ...

At the Cannes Film Festival, Anderson explained his black comedy started out about “the darkness of a certain type of capitalist” who doesn’t care about the world around him.

Taking stock of Wes Anderson's impressive filmography, from Bottle Rocket to his latest, The Phoenician Scheme ...

Ivan Dixon's "The Spook Who Sat by the Door" in 35mm, Sofia Coppola and Kirsten Dunst with "The Virgin Suicides" and a ...