“Minions & Monsters” Screenwriter Brian Lynch on George Lucas, Movie Monsters, and Making Movies With Your Friends
For Minions & Monsters co-writer Brian Lynch, the film is more than an animated adventure—it's a tribute to movie magic itself. Lynch discusses childhood filmmaking, George Lucas's surprise cameo, and why comedy continues to thrive on the big screen.
Inside Ana Nogueira’s Journey From Actor and Playwright to “Supergirl” Screenwriter
Before writing DC Studios’ Supergirl, Ana Nogueira built a reputation as an actor and playwright. She discusses landing the coveted screenwriting gig, collaborating with James Gunn, crafting Kara Zor-El’s emotional journey, and why Milly Alcock was born to play the role.
Courtney Grace on Anchoring the Emotional Finale of Steven Spielberg’s “Disclosure Day”
Courtney Grace discusses becoming the human face of Steven Spielberg’s “Disclosure Day,” drawing on her journalism background to deliver the film’s climactic revelation and working with Spielberg to channel awe, truth, and childlike wonder.
Robert Eggers’ “Werwulf” Trailer Unleashes Aaron Taylor-Johnson in a Medieval Nightmare
Writer/director Robert Eggers returns to the realm of historical horror with "Werwulf," a chilling medieval tale set in 13th-century England. The first trailer stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson as a man battling a terrifying curse alongside Willem Dafoe, Ralph Ineson, and Lily-Rose Depp.
Inside the Sound of “Backrooms”: How Camel Screams, Clipped Audio & Empty Rooms Fueled the Fear
How do you make fear echo in empty space? The sound team behind “Backrooms” reveals how breathing, broken audio, and even a camel’s cry helped shape the film’s deeply unsettling world.
