Because being verbally abused by Jeremy Allen White in a chef’s hat wasn’t enough horror, apparently, Ayo Edebiri is the star of her very own horrific thriller, Opus, opening in theaters this weekend.

If horror movies have taught us anything it’s this: Don’t go anywhere. Don’t leave your house, and if you do leave your house, don’t leave your hometown. And if you do leave your hometown, don’t go ...

John Malkovich’s Alfred Moretti isn’t just a character—he’s a living critique, a distorted reflection of the pop stars we worship in modern media. In Opus, director Mark Anthony Green’s directorial ...

The indie distributor and studio A24 still handles plenty of movies with a small scale and a delicate release pattern, like this summer’s acclaimed Sorry, Baby ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — I’ve heard of Behind the Music, but never like this! We all have certain artists or celebrities we’re fans of. Whether they’re actors, filmmakers, musicians, athletes, ...

Olga Artemyeva is a film critic, screenwriter and film curator based in NYC. She has a PhD in Art History and teaches Film Studies. Her dissertaion was dedicated to the evolution of horror, and it ...

The greatest thing A24’s newest film, “Opus,” by director Mark Anthony Green, achieves is dullness and lack of life. The film follows Ariel Ecton (Ayo Edebiri), a young journalist looking to build her ...

Opus filmmaker Mark Anthony Green took nothing for granted on the set of his feature directorial debut. The Kansas City-area ...

Katrina is a Resource Writer for Collider. Her encyclopedic knowledge of pop culture extends across film, TV shows, literature and even video games. After the life-changing viewing of Inception, ...

Before writer/director Mark Anthony Green pivoted to filmmaking, he was an editor at GQ Magazine — he knows the world of celebrity journalism and its opulent press junkets, which provides the setting ...