Tugg.com helps bring moviegoers back to the theater with crowd-sourced screening events. Read more →

An interview with Christian Palmer, director of the indie dark comedy William Never Married. Read more →

In what’s being touted as two steps forward, but seems more like half a step back, WalMart is launching what is essentially a DVD ripping service. Read more →

Read this article from the Press Play blog on the top ten films about mental illness by Ian Grey. Read more →

Disney seems surprised that their film “John Carter” is shaping up to be a financial flop of historic proportions. Read more →

Tom Hardy has signed onto what sounds like a post-Viet Nam variation on the 1953 Marlon Brando vehicle The Wild One. Read more →

So you’ve made a short film. You’ve got it written, shot, and cut, ready to go. Except for the music. Read more →

Robert B. Sherman, half of the two-brother team responsible for such songs as “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” and “You’re Sixteen (You’re Beautiful, and You’re Mine)” has died at age 86. Read more →

The ending of a movie is arguably the most important part. It’s the moment when everything that’s gone before is gathered, resolved, and handed over to the audience, a complete package for you to take with you as you leave the theater. Read more →

Nick Cross’s “The Pig Farmer” is a cautionary tale about drugs and foxes with real estate connections. Nick recently sat down with us for an interview. Read more →