Director J.J. Abrams and his key cast spill some beans about Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Here’s ten things we learned at the recent press event.

The co-writers and directors of The Body Re When the World Broke Open on single-take filmmaking, Indigenous representation, and identifying with Edward Scissorhands.

Knives Out writer and director Rian Johnson tells Dominic Corry about the intricacies of whodunits, the joys of over-analyzing movies, and—yes—Star Wars.

Terminator: Dark Fate director Tim Miller discusses David Fincher, James Cameron and female action heroes in an exclusive chat with Letterboxd.

Angelina Jolie goes head-to-head with Michelle Pfeiffer in the Maleficent sequel, Mistress of Evil. The megastars talk to Letterboxd about their new Disney blockbuster, their favorite villains, and learning to let go of your children.

Letterboxd talks ‘couples on the run’, moral relativism and Bill “handsome as the day is long” Skarsgård with Villains writer/directors Dan Berk and Robert Olsen.

Dominic Corry talks to the trio behind the gnarly new survival horror Ready or Not about balancing the extreme with the grounded, how far to take on-screen gore when you’re trying to have fun, and the joy of old-fashioned board game aesthetics.

We talk to Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark and Troll Hunter director André Øvredal about working with Guillermo del Toro, finding the line with tween-friendly horror, and the good-and-bad of anthology films. (And, yes, we threw in a few Troll Hunter questions.)

Co-stars Alice Englert and Thomas Mann tell us about snake-handling, cycles of fear and shame, and their new film Them That Follow.

The Lion King director Jon Favreau and cast chat with us about the visually stunning new Disney film.

The Art of Self-Defense writer/director Riley Stearns tells us about his singular new film.

It’s long past time the buddy-action-comedy genre made a comeback. Letterboxd’s West Coast editor Dominic Corry met the stars and creators of the new buddy throwback Stuber, which plonks a scruffy Dave Bautista into an ever-escalating R-rated scenario with Kumail Nanjiani.