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Filmmaker Lana Daher draws on 70 years of archival footage in Do You Love Me, her kaleidoscopic love letter to Lebanon and its capital city, Beirut. The film merges the public and the private—from clips from Lebanese films and television shows to Daher’s own home movies and family photographs—to paint

This article contains full spoilers for Evil Dead Burn. About halfway through Evil Dead Burn, Bruce Campbell finally makes an appearance. No, he’s not there in person, nor does he seem to be playing Ashley Williams, the put-upon protagonist of the first three Evil Dead films. Instead, we just see

This article contains spoilers for the first three episodes of House of the Dragon Season 3. It was never going to be easy. Right down to its last crimson-stained step, Rhaenyra Targaryen’s journey to the Iron Throne—a seat which according to the oath every great house in Westeros swore was

Mike Myers’ Austin Powers movies became comedy staples by spoofing spy films, swinging-’60s culture, and blockbuster sequels all at once. The franchise mixed outrageous visual gags, ridiculous villains, and endlessly quotable dialogue into a style that felt both goofy and surprisingly clever. Many of its funniest moments come from jokes

The movie business is far more complex than simply making a film and releasing it in theaters. Behind every blockbuster or indie hit is a network of financing, distribution, marketing, contracts, and audience data that determines whether a project succeeds or disappears without a trace. While technology and streaming have