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From his 1978 classic “Halloween” to his love of video games, there’s a lot to appreciate about John Carpenter, but here are some other cool facts you might not have known about the storied director.

Tom Shales, a Pulitzer Prize-winning television critic for The Washington Post died Jan. 13 at a hospital in Fairfax County, Va. He was 79.

Tom Shales, a Pulitzer Prize-winning television critic for The Washington Post who spent nearly 40 years at the publication, has died. He was 79.

TV Critic Tom Shales of the Washington Post is dead at 79.

On this week's 'Awards Chatter' podcast, Ava DuVernay talks fighting for Origin, the backstory of 13th and how her outlook has changed since Selma.

Interview: Filmmaker Nancy Savoca and star Vincent D'Onofrio reflect with IndieWire on the unexpected path of their 1993 gem.

It's one thing to know an animated film like Nimona is important. It's another thing entirely to experience that importance in real time.

Its lesbian love interest was once modified and a saccharine ending tacked on, but a new controversy arises with G.W. Pabsts silent film classic Pandoras Box.

We take a look back at the making of Rob Bowman's underrated Reign of Fire, starring Christian Bale and Matthew McConaughey.

In a world obsessed with celebrity glamour, we're about to uncover the secrets behind the allure. From red carpets to Instagram feeds, celebrity lives have