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Produced by the team behind 'Get Out' and directed by visionary filmmaker Spike Lee, 'BlacKkKlansman' tells the incredible true story of an American hero.

Oscar gold: Boots Riley takes on Spike Lee’s ‘BlacKkKlansman’

Boots Riley has alleged that Spike Lee’s latest joint 'BlacKkKlansman' is little more than cop propaganda in a three-page essay shared on Twitter.

by: Amy Roberts

News / Our Obsessions

Dive into Kristen Stewart’s directorial debut ‘Come Swim’

After springing into mega-stardom and winning praise for her work, Kristen Stewart takes the director’s chair for a new short film, 'Come Swim'.

by: Dawn Henderson

News / Our Obsessions / Reviews

The age of angst in ‘As You Are’

'As You Are' may be a coming-of-age story set in the midst of the grunge wave of the 90s, but it’s most certainly not a nostalgic film – sorry, GenXers.

by: Dawn Henderson

Our Obsessions

No time to mope and mop! Why ‘Happy!’ makes us happy

We loved the show during its original run and have recently rewatched it to boil down exactly what it is that makes 'Happy!' so damn loveable.

by: Ciaran McGibbon

Indie Film / Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions

The mermaid speaks: Alexandra Bokova from ‘Mermaid Down’

'Mermaid Down' is about a mermaid (Alexandra Bokova) ripped from the ocean. Here's our interview with the mermaid herself.

by: Frankie Stein

Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions

Everything we know about Netflix’s ‘V Wars’ and its many former vampires

Thank goodness Netflix is looking to change things up with 'V Wars'. Ian Somerhalder’s not the only vampire in the cast! Find out more now.

by: Molly Harris

Lifestyle / Our Obsessions / Sports

Our 5 picks of the best sports betting films to watch

Betting and films complement each other very well. On the lookout for the best sports betting films out there? Here are some of our favorites.

by: Frankie Stein

Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions

Netflix owns Paris Theater: Which cinemas they should help next

Netflix bought the Paris Theater in NYC, the last of the city’s single-screen cinemas. We've got suggestions about which classic cinemas to help out next.