Recently, I had the distinct pleasure of sitting down with celebrated comic book artist Neal Adams. With The Wolverine hitting theaters today, I wanted to get Adams’ opinion on the character, as well as his thoughts on comic book films in general. Ma …Read more

Last Friday saw the debut of ‘Red 2,’ the sequel to a bit of action-comedy fluff from 2010 starring several distinguished older actors wielding machine guns and looking amazing/ridiculous.  The original ‘Red’ was enjoyable if not particularly memorab …Read more

Starting Friday July 26th, and running through Tuesday July 30th Film Society of Lincoln Center will be showing every episode of Breaking Bad for free, at the Film Center Amphitheater (144 West 65th Street). The schedule runs as follows: Season 1 (7 …Read more

Julia Melim talks to Wes Bentley about his new film “The Time Being”, his goals in life, and his career choices looking back at all his characters. Wes Bentley became well-known to the general public for his role in “American Beauty,” and most recent …Read more

Ryan Gosling talks with StageBuddy about working with director Nicolas Winding Refn in his new film, “Only God Forgives”.  Ryan plays Julian, a cowardly son, unable to stand up to his mother (Kristin Scott Thomas), who forces him to avenge his brothe …Read more

With only a little over a month to go before Labor Day, what better way to take advantage of the remainder of summer than to catch up on some light reading?  We all know that Hollywood loves to adapt best-selling novels in order to gain that built-in …Read more

In the hilarious comedy “In a World,” Lake Bell takes on the role of a 30-something girl named Carol who still lives with her father, Sam (a big-shot voice-over artist played by Fred Melamed), and is trying her luck as a voice coach. Sam is part of t …Read more

My StageBuddy colleague wrote an excellent article yesterday about four things modern horror movies get wrong: they’re all about the kills, the villains are boring, they feature bland “actors,” and, most significantly, they’re just not scary.  Fortun …Read more

James Wan’s The Conjuring hits theaters tomorrow and I could not be more excited. Wan has been severely underrated for years now, through some fault of his own. His debut film, Saw, is a masterful piece of suspenseful filmmaking, but most people only …Read more

The are so many summer movies premiering this week that it’s hard to choose one. Julia Melim talks about the tough choice between Ryan Gosling in “Only God Forgives” and Bruce Willis in “Red 2”, analyzing the pros and cons, and why you should go see …Read more