Comment on “Being black and gay in America both come with heavy doses of self-loathing”: Actor Darryl Stephens opens up about typecasting,

"It’s not me looking at the movie and saying it’s a terrible film or I’m terrible," Oldman clarified of his past comments, "I just wish it had been under different circumstances."

If you loved Bryan Bertino's 2008 classic The Strangers, chances are you'll devour the three-chapter reboot that's now being released to the masses. From Lionsgate, The Strangers: Chapter 1 is out now, and most of us horror fanatics already know the chillingly simple premise: A stranger knocks on a couple's door, asks for someone who isn't there, and then proceeds to terrorize the couple with the help of a pair of other masked assailants.

Demi Moore, Rob Lowe, and Emilio Estevez appear in the feature.

Geralt of Rivia looks a little different.

"It’s really weird they offer me this," Cuarón recalled telling del Toro of the YA novel adaptation after he helmed "Y tu mamá también."

Cannes Exclusive: Moore tells IndieWire about the humbling response to her critically acclaimed film, spending up to nine hours in the prosthetics chair, and what the media gets wrong about the nudity.