John Wilson Doc ‘The History of Concrete’ Gets Theatrical Release
The John Wilson-directed documentary The History of Concrete has been acquired by Magnolia Pictures for North America, with…
James Wan & Leigh Whannell Tease New ‘Saw’ Installment: “You Can’t Make A ‘Saw’ Movie Without Jigsaw”
The Saw franchise is now in the hands of Blumhouse, bringing franchise creators James Wan and Leigh Whannell back…
Will Poulter and Noah Centineo in Addiction Drama
Playing brothers who represent two contrasting types you might find at a Narcotics Anonymous meeting — the taciturn…
Every Movie Sold at Sundance 2026 (and for How Much)
Multiple studios wanted to accept The Invite. Photo: Sundance Institute For cinephiles who don’t want to say “ski…
Olivia Wilde Sex Comedy ’The Invite’ Lands Distribution at A24
After a good old-fashioned Sundance bidding war, Olivia Wilde’s latest movie The Invite has landed at A24. The…
Biggest Moments From Courtney Love’s New Sundance Doc ‘Antiheroine’
There’s a scene at the end of Antiheroine — a new Courtney Love documentary from Edward Lovelace and…
Jay Duplass’ So-So Grief Tragicomedy
After a 14-year hiatus during which he focused on directing television and acting, Jay Duplass made a welcome…
Rock Springs Review – History is a Monster
Just as tension over immigration reaches a boiling point in our country, Two Sentence Horror Stories‘ writer-director Vera…
Josephine Decker Directs Iliza Shlesinger
One comes to Sundance looking for novelty, for strangeness, for bold reimaginings of hoary forms. In that sense,…
Natalie Portman Is Not For All Tastes
But what can I say? I found myself fully invested in its extreme performances and absurdist tone. Photo:…
‘Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass’ Review: Dumb, Fun Comedy
Last summer, it was such a treat to see The Naked Gun in theaters and laugh with giddy…
A Monumental Work of Art
Once Upon a Time in Harlem is a monumental work of art. Photo: Courtesy of Sundance Institute There…