Queer Cinema: LGBTQ+ Films from Sundance Festival History, 1985 to Present

LGBTQ+ Films from Sundance Film Festival History, 1985-present

Jinx, The–Part Two: Andrew Jarecki Says Despite True-Crime Boom Robert Durst “Is Kind of a Unicorn”

The team behind the HBO’s Part Two docuseries tease what to expect in the follow-up to the 2015 project that featured shocking revelations unfolding onscreen as the real estate scion was arrested.

Footloose: Star Kevin Bacon Returns to the School Where the 1984 Movie Was Shot

“It’s amazing the power that this movie has had to just kind of bring people together,” the actor told the school’s students in Payson, Utah.

Blair Witch Project: Cast Asks Lionsgate for Retroactive Residuals and Consultation on Future Projects

The directors and producers of the 1999 horror sensation also shared a statement in support of the cast: “We believe the actors deserve to be celebrated for their enduring association with the franchise.”

Abigail: Vampire Thriller, Starring Alisha Weir (Real Discovery)

The vampire thriller Abigail originated as modern-day update of the classic horror film Dracula’s Daughter.