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Charlie Hall is Being Serious

Charlie Hall talks growing up in Los Angeles, learning comedy at the family dinner table, and why his life still revolves around basketball.

Inside the Female Panic of Shudder’s find Your Friends

The girls in Find Your Friends talk like they’re trying to keep the night alive by sheer force of will. They’re vulgar, hilarious, reckless, tender, a little too loud, and completely alive in the way girls can be when the world has not yet reminded them to be afraid. Read More

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Charlie Hall Never Misses Rec League

Charlie Hall Talks Family Dinner Bits, and Rec League Devotion.

It’s a Good Time To Be Michael Johnston

Michael Johnston on the quiet choices behind a very loud cultural moment.

There’s something About Inde

Inde Navarrette on becoming Nikki in Curry Barker’s Obsession.

Liam Oh and the Shape of Tenderness

There’s a softness that follows Liam Oh, even as he talks about bootcamp.

The Quiet Power of Wally Baram

Wally Baram’s Story of Difference and Connection.

Fina Strazza’s Growing Up, On Stage and Off

Fina Strazza has always been ready.

Carrying The Curse: Kaitlyn Santa Juana Reignites a Horror Classic

A newly crowned Scream Queen takes it all in.

Maia Reficco is trusting the process

Resolve and realness are at the heart of this new leading lady.

From Set to Seminar

Lights, Camera, Lecture Hall: West Mulholland’s Balancing Act.

A Journey Through Places, People, and Purpose

Charles Vandervaart on Travel, Growth, and Belonging.

Crafting Horror: A closer Look at Curry Barker’s ‘Obsession’

A selfish wish in the heat of a moment, by Michael Johnston’s ‘Bear,’ takes things to a level so extreme, so shockingly unnerving, that it resulted in this year’s most beloved horror film. Read more

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An Interview with filmmakers Michael Showalter and David Wain

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Originally included in the 2001 press notes for Wet Hot American Summer, this mock Q&A with Michael Showalter and David Wain feels less like promotional material and more like an extension of the movie itself: