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indiewire.com > features > interviews > adult-swim-25th-anniversary-oral-history-1235215388

All Kids Out of the Pool: An Oral History of the Adult Swim Launch

4+ day, 6+ hour ago   (491+ words) The bumper marked the beginning of Adult Swim, an experiment that would change comedy history. Fortunately, the gamble paid off. Not only did Adult Swim find an audience almost immediately, the business grew to eclipse the children’s side of Cartoon…...


indiewire.com > features > commentary > everybody-wants-some-best-spiritual-movie-sequel-1235209880

‘Language Is a Construct, Man’: Why We May Never Get Another Spiritual Sequel Like Richard Linklater’s ‘Everybody Wants Some!!’

1+ mon, 2+ day ago   (1314+ words) IndieWire ‘Language Is a Construct, Man’: Why We May Never Get Another Spiritual Sequel Like Richard Linklater’s ‘Everybody Wants Some!!’ When Sony Pictures released the teaser trailer for “The Social Reckoning” last month, they described…...


indiewire.com > news > general-news > end-of-oak-street-ai-dogs-podcast-1235209765

Who Thought Using a Podcast Hosted by AI Dogs to Promote ‘The End of Oak Street’ Was a Good Idea?

1+ mon, 4+ day ago   (588+ words) IndieWire Who Thought Using a Podcast Hosted by AI Dogs to Promote ‘The End of Oak Street’ Was a Good Idea? Data from Inception Point AI suggests there are over 175,000 podcast episodes available on Spotify or Apple that are…...


indiewire.com > features > general > slasher-movie-franchises-current-past-1235209317

‘Camp Miasma’ Raises an Important Question: How Are Our Favorite Slasher Franchises Doing?

1+ mon, 6+ day ago   (225+ words) Last Entry: “Friday the 13th,” Marcus Nispel’s 2009 reboot attempt that ignored prior continuity in favor of a sleek, modern aesthetic. One of the more competent entries in the franchise, even if it’s not particularly memorable and did not lead to any…...


indiewire.com > news > general-news > ava-duvernay-14th-netflix-doc-birthright-citizenship-1235205835

Ava DuVernay Returns to Documentaries (and to Netflix) with ’14th’ Amid Trump’s Challenge to Birthright Citizenship

1+ mon, 4+ week ago   (225+ words) A documentary on the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution doesn’t get more urgent than right now, when not two weeks ago the Supreme Court struck down an executive order from President Trump that would’ve ended birthright citizenship for children who are…...


indiewire.com > features > interviews > cannibal-holocaust-restoration-interview-1235203588

There Will Never Be Another ‘Cannibal Holocaust’ — and Now It’s Screening in Its Definitive Edition

2+ mon, 1+ week ago   (1029+ words) IndieWire There Will Never Be Another ‘Cannibal Holocaust’ — and Now It’s Screening in Its Definitive Edition In 1980, Italian filmmaker Ruggero Deodato directed what would become one of the most shocking and controversial movies ever made, “Cannibal…...


indiewire.com > features > interviews > color-book-director-david-fortune-interview-netflix-1235200975

‘Color Book’ Director David Fortune Is Proof Hollywood’s Incubator Programs Can Work, Even If It Takes a While

2+ mon, 3+ week ago   (194+ words) “Color Book” director David Fortune probably imagined after graduating from film school eight years ago that he was — very quickly — getting his first break into the industry. He jokes too that naming a black-and-white film “Color Book” may make him…...


indiewire.com > awards > predictions > tv-series-lack-huge-audience-emmy-prospects-combo-1235195075

This Season, Watercooler TV Fell by the Wayside

3+ mon, 3+ week ago   (502+ words) IndieWire This Season, Watercooler TV Fell by the Wayside Normally, when determining what I believe will be the Emmy nominations, I start with the question: “What were people talking about at the watercooler this TV season?” But, like…...


indiewire.com > features > interviews > 2026-programmers-jam-repertory-cinema-conference-1235193253

The Golden Age of Repertory Cinema Is Now

4+ mon, 2+ day ago   (895+ words) It’s not unusual to see a crowd of cinephiles wrapped around the block at Vidiots, even on a weekday. Since reopening its doors to Los Angeles in 2023, Eagle Rock’s beloved video rental store-turned-retro cinema has become one of the city’s…...


indiewire.com > gallery > new-directors-new-films-2026-best-movies

10 Must-See Movies at New Directors/New Films 2026

5+ mon, 1+ week ago   (852+ words) IndieWire 10 Must-See Movies at New Directors/New Films 2026 More selective than Sundance and so much closer to home (at least for those of us who live in Zohran Mamdani’s New York), New Directors/New Films has become a spring…...