When examining the history of fashion in film, audiences tend to gravitate towards elaborate Victorian style outfits of period piece cinema or the immaculate dresses worn by Hollywood’s Golden Age. We overlook the complexity and difficulty of pulling off contemporary costume design, mainly due to our familiarity with the styles of the time. By undermining the significance of these outfits, we fail to see how they drive character development, and if done correctly become more timeless and culturally relevant than any…

Ham, Ham, HAAAAAAM! For 40 years, Studio Ghibli has captivated the imaginations of viewers through immersive realism, offering compelling and effective stories that helped breathe life into animation. To quote Miyazaki:  

The best performances throughout the history of cinema aren’t grounded in standard craft or technique; rather they offer the audience a feeling of invention, connection, emotional depth, and overall relatable growth – regardless of whether the character is likeable or not. This attention to complexity creates some of the most iconic roles, ones that are career-defining and ultimately capture the zeitgeist.  

We sat down with the one and only Bill Allen, AKA Cru Jones from the classic 80s film, RAD. We talk about his experience working with Talia Shire and Lori Loughlin, how hard the stunt doubles went during the filming of RAD, that stunt people deserve major accolades for their work, his relationship with BMX biking after RAD'S release in 1986, and the theatrical premiere of A RAD DOCUMENTARY. Check it out!

Cinema – and the filmmakers that help shape it – has the power to change the landscape of contemporary culture. It sways audiences in different directions, exploring hard truths to provoke thought and inspire change. Legendary Mexican director Alfonso Cuarón is no stranger to this, examining themes of friendship, sexuality, and the disparities between social classes in his films. 

Clive Barker, David Cronenberg, John Carpenter, Sam Raimi, and Wes Craven are some of the legendary directors that defined one of the greatest decades for horror in cinema. This was a time that saw the rise of low-budget films, advancements in special effects, and a counterculture movement that permeated into, not just Hollywood, but the zeitgeist of America. 

We sat down with Chase Stokes and Sydney Taylor to discuss their new film, MARKED MEN: RULE + SHAW, in theatres January 22 & 23! Hear them talk about the group chat, tattoos, Nick Cassavetes, and more!

From Sandworms on Arrakis, an adventure too weird for words, the courageous story behind the man who made us all believe he could fly, and exploring the miracle of the Eucharist, 2024 marked a significant milestone in our history. We, alongside you, were captivated by the iconic classics, nostalgic animation, groundbreaking theatrical experiences, and inspiring stories that made this year another record-breaking year for Fathom [1].  

A group of comically daring kids, pirates, treasure, a sunken galleon, and an adventure of a lifetime became a staple of ‘80s cinema. It’s hard to imagine what the landscape of film would look like without the 1985 classic, The Goonies. Dreamt up by legendary auteur Steven Spielberg and directed by Richard Donner, the all-American slice of life movie is a pop-culture classic, blending the nostalgia of the action-adventure genre with a heartwarming story about genuine friendship and saving your town…

We sat down with for KING + COUNTRY's Joel and Luke Smallbone to discuss their new film A Drummer Boy Christmas LIVE! They discuss their favorite Christmas song to perform, how to work well with family, and more!

As a director, few opportunities excite me more than capturing live performances and translating their magic to the cinema screen. Bringing Andrea Bocelli’s Concert in Tuscany to life through film, was an extraordinary experience. This project not only showcased the breathtaking beauty of Tuscany but also highlighted the incredible artistry of Bocelli, all while allowing us to capture it using techniques that led to an immersive viewing experience.

Machete wielding maniacs, sadistic games, and cursed videotapes have claimed their fair share of on-screen lives before the credits roll. These villainess tropes are staples of horror, and something audiences are willing to subject themselves to. Viewers understand the rules of the genre, often pointing out the fatal decisions characters make in the horror films they watch. However, if faced with a similar situation, given the vastness of tropes explored in horror, would you end up the final girl or…

Director, writer, and actor Robert Schwartzman sat down with Robyn Kaplan to talk about his latest film, The Good Half, balancing humor with grief, The Princess Diaries, and his long friendship with Nick Jonas on this episode of Fathom This!. The film was a hidden gem at the 2023 Tribeca Film Festival and follows the story of Renn Wheeland as he returns home for his mother’s funeral. Once there, he forges new relationships and heals old ones.  

Will Reeve, Matthew Reeve, and Alexandra Reeve Givens sat down with Robyn Kaplan to talk about the enduring legacy of their father, Christopher Reeve, and the documentary about his incredible story in this episode of Fathom This!.