Check out our interview with Rob Renzetti, author of "The Cursed Cloak of the Wretched Wraith.”
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Based on a short story by Joe Hill (son of Stephen King), the 2021 horror flick “The Black Phone” relied more on suspense and jump scares than it did on gore and OTT special FX. The movie’s supernatural element was that the dead adolescent male victims of The Grabber (a masked Ethan Hawke) communicated with Finney (Mason Thames), the serial killer’s latest captive, via a non-functioning black telephone.
Check out our interview with Christina Baker Kline and Anne Burt, the authors of "Please Don't Lie."
The author's time in sports journalism was the inspiration behind "Play You For It."
You don’t have a white picket fence with an adorable gate.
Fall is the season of cozy reading, and this November brings something truly special, and that’s three limited-edition releases celebrating YA books that shaped a decade.
“Blue Moon,” directed by Richard Linklater, takes viewers back to the evening of March 31, 1943, where we get a glimpse into the psyche of the tortured gay genius of the legendary lyricist, Lorenz Hart. The film screens on Sunday, Nov. 2, at 3:15 p.m. Later that evening, Ethan Hawke, who portrays Hart, will receive the Variety Virtuoso Award, and engage in a conversation about his extensive career.
Check out our interview with Trung Le Nguyen, author of "Angelica and the Bear Prince."
Horror movies, and specifically the trend of horror comedies, have evolved rapidly in recent years. When it comes to zombie horror comedies, it’s hard to top 2009’s “Zombieland,” and possibly 2013’s “Warm Bodies.”
At the time of this writing, the winter holidays are just a few short months away. What follows are essential gift-giving suggestions for almost every music lover in your life, especially those who appreciate new and special reissues by their favorite artists.
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