Butter, directed by Jim Field Smith, begins brave and strong, like so many pieces of satire. And while it does form into a pleasantly light, sweet-hearted exami...
The Oranges, the feature directorial debut of Julian Farino (producer of HBO’s Entourage), operates within a setting so brutally common within the world of the ...
Well, this is some very pleasant news. While there hasn't been many bright spots in the world of the uplifting sports movie recently (Warrior notwithstandin...
There may be one more in the tank for the once, and maybe still, great filmmaker Michael Cimino. In a rare and recent conversation with The New York Times, ...
Amber Heard has had a tough run of luck so far. Despite her movie star looks and palpable on-screen presence, she has yet to draw much of a crowd to any one...
Somebody buy the lady a drink. Or two. Or three. However many you can afford, because it seems Megan Ellison is determined to keep adventurous, challenging ...
For many a young rising star, there comes the time to prove their worth at the ever-enigmatic box office all on their own. Any young gun can co-star in a succ...
It began, for the most part, with a rather obvious, but important question: Did you know that you wanted to do an American gangster film?
Lawless directo...
Following a strong first season outing on the well-received HBO show Girls, Deadline reports that newcomer Adam Driver is planning a collaboration with one ...
Ever since it achieved the cult status it was going for with Grindhouse, Eli Roth's faux-trailer Thanksgiving - much like Robert Rodriguez's faux-trailer Ma...
Dan Mecca is the co-founder and managing editor of The Film Stage. He is a producer and filmmaker living in Pittsburgh. He watches a lot of movies and tracks them on Letterboxd.
