“Everything Everywhere All at Once” won almost every top category today at the Indie Spirit Awards. “EEAAO” won Best Picture, Lead Performance, Supporting Performance, Director, Screenplay. It was obvious this was going to happen.

Now that the evidence has been released and we have all 1600+ ballots of the Sight and Sound poll, we can now see the patterns and what truly happened when it came to the controversial results.

Hidden deep inside Eric Kohn’s latest piece on the debacle surrounding the production of “The Idol” is some Cannes intel.

Robert Eggers, who is coming off last April’s critically-acclaimed “The Northman,” has started production on his long-gestating passion project, “Nosferatu.” The shoot will start in Prague and then move to Toronto next month.

Chris Rock has been testing out material for his upcoming live Netflix special, dropping today – including jokes about slapper Will Smith.

In less than a week, David Cronenberg will be shooting his latest film, “The Shrouds,” in Toronto.

Paul Schrader's Master Gardener now has a confirmed US release date of Friday, May 19th 2023 via Magnolia Pictures. Although, it is probably limited.

I grew up with Steven Spielberg’s “E.T.” so it does have a special place in my heart. Do I believe it’s one of Spielberg’s best films? Not by a long shot. But there are many out there who do.

Last month, I reported that Jonathan Glazer’s “The Zone of Interest” wasn’t close to being ready after journalist Sean L. Malin had reported that the film was being tipped to premiere at Cannes.

Do I even need to describe the iconic scene in question? The chest-busting moment in Ridley Scott’s “Alien” is easily one of the most shocking scenes in movie history.

I’m starting to wonder if we’ll be getting two Yorgos Lanthimos films this year, much like we’re supposedly getting a double from Wes Anderson.

I did a lot of detective work to come up with the above list. I might have missed a few, but that’s where you come in. Who else deserves to be on there?

A trailer has been released by NEON for Daniel Goldhaber’s “How to Blow Up A Pipeline.” Its one of the best heist movies in a very long time.

Oscar voting begins today.

Gee, I wonder why Andrew Dominik’s “Blonde” was much better received in Europe than it was in the U.S. Maybe it’s because we’ve turned into a nation of total prudes.

This latest on-set image of Marisa Abela as Amy Winehouse is, um, interesting.

The folks at the usually reliable What’s On Netflix have a nice little roundup of what we know thus far about the next Safdie Brothers movie with Adam Sandler.