Why the ‘Cape Fear’ Acid Freakout Demanded a New Set of Visual Tools
Cinematographer Celiana Cárdenas talks about changing lenses and aspect ratios to depict the feverish intensity of the Bowden family's bad trip.
Editorial Staff Jul 3
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John Waters and Ryan Murphy Get Candid About Critics, Camp, and TV Success
Waters and Murphy sat down at the Provincetown International Film Festival to talk everything from bad reviews to Kim Kardashian.
Editorial Staff Jul 3
‘Silo’ Season 3 Channels Classic Thrillers from Sydney Pollack and Francis Ford Coppola
"Silo" director Michael Dinner tells IndieWire how the political conspiracy plot in Season 3 enabled him to work in the tradition of the directors who made him want to direct in the first place.
Editorial Staff Jul 3
There Will Never Be Another ‘Cannibal Holocaust’ — and Now It’s Screening in Its Definitive Edition
Editor and film preservationist Bob Murawski tells IndieWire about creating a 4K restoration of the most controversial horror film ever made.
Editorial Staff Jul 2
How ‘Jackass’ Evolved: From the MTV Series to ‘Best and Last’ Movie
Director Jeff Tremaine talks the run-and-gun recklessness of the early MTV days, kidnapping Brad Pitt, and learning to work with stunt and SFX professionals.
Editorial Staff Jul 2
Our Emmys Dream Ballot: The 2026 TV Series That Deserve Awards Love
Ahead of the 2026 Emmy nominations, Awards Editor Marcus Jones highlights some of the series he wants TV Academy members to consider.
Editorial Staff Jul 2
‘Silo’ Exits Its Titular Location, as Season 3 Turns Into a Riveting Political Thriller with a Brand New Timeline
Showrunner Graham Yost and new stars Ashley Zukerman and Jessica Henwick unpack the Apple TV series' pre-apocalypse second setting and building a new show inside an existing one.
Editorial Staff Jul 2
Fantasia’s 30th Edition Will Open with Nicolas Winding Refn’s ‘Her Private Hell’ — Final Lineup
Exclusive: IndieWire unveils the massive third wave of genre programming coming to Montreal July 16 to August 2.
Editorial Staff Jul 2
‘Backrooms’ and ‘Obsession’ Aren’t the Year’s Only Box Office Horror Hits
"Hokum," "Faces of Death," "Lee Cronin's The Mummy," and more helped redefine the genre this spring.
Editorial Staff Jul 2
What’s a CAA? VidCon, Cannes Lions, and Hard Questions
Leverage indie film has never had to build, on display at the industry gatherings that are reshaping what counts as proof in Hollywood.
Editorial Staff Jul 1