Interview

Producer

“Landman” Co-Creator Christian Wallace on How Texas Became Film’s New Frontier

“There’s never been a better time to be a filmmaker in Texas,” says “Landman” co-creator Christian Wallace—and with Taylor Sheridan’s expanding slate fueling local jobs and businesses, the state’s production boom is only just beginning.

By Su Fang Tham  |  14 hours ago

Interview

“Spider-Noir” Colorist Pankaj Bajpai on Crafting Two Worlds—From Lush Color to Gritty 1930s Monochrome

For “Spider-Noir,” senior colorist Pankaj Bajpai set out to do something rare—build two complete visual worlds for one story. Inspired by classic noir films and modern comic-book vibrancy, Bajpai crafted both a richly textured black-and-white experience and a bold, “True-Hue” color version, ensuring Nicolas Cage’s 1930s-era vigilante resonates across eras, formats, and audiences.

By Daron James  |  17 hours ago

Interview

Actor

How Kendrick Sampson Brought Quincy Jones to Life in “Michael” With Just Two Days Prep

“You have to leave enough space to let God walk through the room.” For Kendrick Sampson, that philosophy—shared by Quincy Jones himself—became the key to unlocking one of the most influential musical minds of all time in “Michael,” Antoine Fuqua’s sweeping portrait of the King of Pop’s rise.

By Jack Giroux  |  June 2, 2026

Interview

Showrunner

“The Boroughs” Creators Jeffrey Addiss & Will Matthews on Creating an “Evil Cocoon” For Modern Audiences

Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews set out to make “The Boroughs” a love letter—to Amblin-era storytelling, practical creature craft, and the singular beauty of New Mexico. Anchored by Alfred Molina and an all-star cast, their eerie new Netflix series transforms a quiet retirement community into the site of a deeply human mystery, where grief, aging, and hidden monsters collide beneath a carefully constructed suburban façade.

By Simon Thompson  |  June 2, 2026
“The End of Oak Street”: Anne Hathaway & Ewan McGregor Face Dinosaurs in Wild Thriller For David Robert Mitchell’s New Film

Imagine waking up in your quiet suburban home—only to discover your street now ends at a cliff and dinosaurs roam freely. In “The End of Oak Street,” Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor star in David Robert Mitchell’s high-concept thriller about a family forced to survive when their world slips into prehistory.

By The Credits  |  June 1, 2026