Born Feb. 4, 1918, Ida Lupino would have been a good fit for 2018. Describing herself as "the poor man's Bette Davis," the actress turned down roles she didn't want and spent the subsequent suspensions on the studio lot observing and learning the craft of filmmaking.
Jamie Lee Curtis has officially wrapped production on the new "Halloween" and is leaving the film's South Carolina set, but offered one last portrait photo before she left - standing alongside her onscreen daughter and granddaughter . She said in the photo: "Wrapping things up here in Haddonfield.
It's described as "the world's highest-profile horror movie magazine," and it now belongs to Cinestate, the Dallas-based entertainment company owned by Dallas Sonnier, who grew up in the Park Cities and returned to Dallas in 2015 . In an interview Thursday morning, Sonnier said he "used to buy issues all the time at places like B. Dalton and Taylor Books as a kid in the 90's.
That's a wrap for Jamie Lee Curtis. The actress, who's been in Charleston filming Danny McBride's new Halloween movie, said goodbye to the Holy City today with a very generous Instagram post.
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On Feb. 13, just in time for Valentine's Day, the Criterion Channel on FilmStruck debuted "Night of the Living Dead," George A. Romero's 1968 horror classic. The posting is notable for several reasons.
From Beauty and the Beast to King Kong, women have been falling in love with otherworldly creatures are a cinema staple. As Oscar front runner The Shape of Water opens why are we so obsessed with monsters in love? Sally Hawkins as Elisa Esposito and Octavia Spencer as Zelda in The Shape of Water.
John Carpenter has never stopped working, but these days his focus has been on things other than directing, the job which made his name. He hasn't directed a movie in almost 10 years.
The famous "mad-as-hell" line from Paddy Chayefsky's "Network" rings out nightly here at the National Theater , where Ivo van Hove's adaptation of the 1976 film is playing to packed houses. Its prophetic evocation of a world in which news is showbiz and showbiz is news seems like a perfect fit for our screen-filled, headline-screaming times.