Celebrating the Wachowskis' debut cult classic from 1996 for the Criterion Collection, Gershon reflected on her love for "Bound" co-star Jennifer Tilly and the queer community that made them both lesbian sex symbols.

The agender comedian offered free nudes via email as bonus content in their stand-up set for "Hannah Gadsby's Gender Agenda." Smith tells IndieWire why they're still following through on that promise.

"You try to honor it while not being too obsessed with doing it exactly the way that it is," Justin Kuritzkes tells IndieWire.

Director/co-writer Emma Tammi braces herself ahead of what might be horror's biggest weekend of the year. "My biggest nerves are wrapped around whether or not the fan base is going to embrace this film," the filmmaker tells IndieWire.

The filmmakers behind "Renfield" tell IndieWire how they recreated the original "Dracula" and sent Nicolas Cage and Nicholas Hoult back to 1931.

Voiced by Matthew McConaughey, Elvis goes undercover in this animated Netflix series that's so meta that Baz Luhrmann plays the director of Presley's final movie.

In a wide-ranging conversation for IndieWire's Screen Talk, the veteran producer shared his vision of the film business and his big plans for the future.

“WALL-E” director Andrew Stanton on the film's arthouse origins and why it makes sense for the Pixar hit to be in the Criterion Collection.

Plus, the former "Popular" actress revisits Mary Cherry's most iconic line and discusses the unmatched combined strength of horror and comedy.

'90s Week: The 1997 sci-fi horror film flopped in theaters and with critics. On its 25th anniversary, the director tells us about the one thing that made audiences take a second look.

The lauded playwright and screenwriter admits he gets a "sick joy" from making his audience uncomfortable. As he continues to carve out a space for himself on the screen, expect much more of that.

Cummings is on a mission to convince filmmakers to retain control over their work. Now, he's made a movie that explains why.