For the twentieth anniversary of House of Wax, director Jaume Collet-Serra and cinematographer Stephen F. Windon speak with Mitchell Beaupre about the film’s most memorable death scenes, stunning practical sets, notorious marketing for Paris Hilton and more.

Filmmaker Tony Gilroy speaks with Mitchell Beaupre about the long gestation period, studio doubts, sterling casting and unexpectedly enduring impact of his legal thriller masterpiece Michael Clayton. Plus: Bourne, Duplicity, Andor and more.

For the 30th anniversary of Exotica, filmmaker Atom Egoyan speaks with Mitchell Beaupre about collective grief, rituals that harm and heal, notes that would have ruined the movie, and the struggle to remain a distinctive voice.

As Se7en receives an anniversary release in IMAX theaters and on 4K UHD Blu-ray, David Fincher tells Mitchell Beaupre about the film’s enduring impact, Brad Pitt’s basketball ties, John Doe’s memorable entrance and more, including his personal favorite opening credit sequences.

To celebrate 100 years of Columbia Pictures, we’re examining the deep impact of Otto Preminger’s 1959 courtroom drama Anatomy of a Murder, from busting through the Hays Code to influencing Justine Triet.

With the arrival of Lone Star on 4K Blu-ray from Criterion, independent-cinema icon John Sayles speaks to Mitchell Beaupre about political filmmaking, the difficulty of both making and distributing movies—and how we should all forget the Alamo.

With the arrival of The Fugitive’s 30th anniversary 4K Blu-ray, director Andrew Davis looks back on his cat-and-mouse classic, its chaotic production and Tommy Lee Jones’s gift for improv. (Plus some Holes chat for those who celebrate.)