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Wilson Chapman

Los Angeles

Breaking News Writer at IndieWire

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  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Wilson Chapman

    Sometimes you have to go through hell to make a great movie. Just ask Alexander Skarsgård, who said that the grueling shoot for Robert Eggers’ “The Northman” left him “so exhausted that you want to cry.”Like “Jaws,” “Apocalypse Now,” and “Titanic” before it, “The Northman” overcame filming hardships to earn rave reviews, and the brutal production anecdotes only added to its legacy.

  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Wilson Chapman

    [editor’s note: this list was originally published in April 2024. It has since been updated to include new movies from Garland.]Alex Garland is a director who you either love or hate. But regardless of how you feel about him, it’s likely you can’t stop arguing about him.

  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Wilson Chapman

    Ghosts are ubiquitous and zombies have had their moments of dominance, but of all the classic horror monsters, vampires have the strongest claim for the greatest film legacy. The vampire genre is nearly as old as cinema itself, with F.W. Murnau’s “Nosferatu” scaring up audiences in 1922, followed by the countless iterations that came in its shadow.

  • 1 week ago | indiewire.com | Wilson Chapman

    In the post peak-TV landscape of 2025, as the streaming bubble has burst 50 times over, what once was old is new again. The public (well, Twitter) yearns for the days of linear television’s dominance, when their favorite shows aired seasons longer than six episodes and took hiatuses shorter than three years. And from these cries, a staple television genre has come back in a blaze of glory: the medical procedural.

  • 2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Wilson Chapman

    In the post peak-TV landscape of 2025, as the streaming bubble has burst 50 times over, what once was old is new again. The public (well, Twitter) yearns for the days of linear television’s dominance, when their favorite shows aired seasons longer than six episodes and took hiatuses shorter than three years. And from these cries, a staple television genre has come back in a blaze of glory: the medical procedural.

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