With the upcoming Street Fighter bringing her childhood obsessions full circle, Rayna Vallandingham has a new fight: becoming the first female black-belt martial artist to perform her own fight choreography on the mainstream screen.
There’s a moment in Xavier Dolan’s Mommy that speaks to Clark Backo. A teenage boy, skateboarding down the street ahead of the people he loves, reaches out his arms. The screen, which had been squeezed into a tight 1:1 square ratio up until this point, expands with his movements.
Two years ago she’d never watched a Marvel project. Now Lauren Morais is Lisa Molinari in VisionQuest, a Welsh pickpocket with a big heart and a moral code of her own.
In the space of just a few years, Zach Cregger has gone from making one of the great horror surprises of the…
Given how much she’s accomplished already, it’s easy to forget that Josie Totah is still only 24.
Amélie Hoeferle didn’t see Sterling Point coming, and she’s not particularly interested in overthinking why it did.
Everyone’s horny at the movies again.
Best known as Devi in the hit show Never Have I Ever, the 24-year-old now takes on Maya in Best of the Best, a new film from Netflix about competitive collegiate Bollywood dancing.
Avantika Vandanapu wants it all: horror, Indian cinema, a return to Columbia, and a love story she’s writing herself. The only thing she’s stopped making room for? The internet’s opinion.
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