Matthew Mahler
Managing Editor
501 articles published since September 30, 2021
About Matthew Mahler
Managing Editor and critic for MovieWeb. Lover of film, philosophy, and theology. Amateur human. Contact him at matthew.m@movieweb.com
Exclusive: Medusa Deluxe Filmmaker Thomas Hardiman on Breaking All the Rules in One Take
Thomas Hardiman spoke to us about his A24 film Medusa Deluxe, a unique murder mystery and one of the most fascinating movies of the year.
Watch Asteroid City for Free with Our Digital Code Giveaway
Wes Anderson's latest artistic triumph is coming to home media, and you can watch it for free at home if you email us.
Exclusive: The Last Voyage of the Demeter Producers on the 21-Year Journey to Make the Vampire Film
The legendary producers Mike Medavoy and Bradley Fischer spoke about the massive production of The Last Voyage of the Demeter.
Exclusive: Alia Bhatt Gets Real About Her Heart of Stone Character
Alia Bhatt makes her American debut in the Netflix movie Heart of Stone, and spoke to MovieWeb about her character.
Fantasia Exclusive: Empire V Director Victor Ginzburg on His Banned Vampire Film
The director spoke about his vampire satire Empire V, the way people get manipulated by power, and the state of the Russian film industry.
William Friedkin, Exorcist Director, Dies at 87
The pioneering filmmaker William Friedkin passed away today, mere months ahead of the reboot of his Exorcist film.
Exclusive: Jamie Dornan Talks Action While Trying Not to Spoil Heart of Stone
Jamie Dornan discussed his new Netflix movie with Gal Gadot, Heart of Stone, and if he ever wonders how 50 Shades of Grey affects his great career.
The 50+ Best Horror Movies of All Time, Ranked
From the scariest and the most intelligent to the historically important, violently gory, and utterly awesome, these are the 55 best horror movies.
LOLA Review: The Most Unique Found Footage Film in Years
LOLA, a sci-fi war romance in grainy black-and-white, is one of the most original and unique films to come along in a while.
Exclusive: Lovely, Dark, and Deep Filmmaker Teresa Sutherland Talks Nature and Horror
Her film having premiered at Fantasia, Teresa Sutherland was ready to explore its themes, setting, and the talent of Georgina Campbell.
The 35 Best Comedy Movies of All Time, Ranked
Humor is a universal remedy for the terminal condition called life, and film may be its greatest medium. These are the greatest comedies ever made.
You Can Literally Have Dinner with The Office Stars Rainn Wilson, Steve Carell & Angela Kinsey
Passionate fans of The Office can spend an evening drinking and dining with the main stars in this charity auction that benefits LIDÈ Haiti.
Exclusive: Gal Gadot Talks Heart of Stone and Her Love of Action
Gal Gadot serves up fun espionage action in Heart of Stone, and spoke to MovieWeb about the new Netflix movie.
Lovely, Dark, and Deep Review: Georgina Campbell's Great in Enigmatic Slow-Burn Horror Film
Lovely, Dark, and Deep is a mysterious and atmospheric psychological horror film set deep in the National Parks.
Reinventing Elvis: The '68 Comeback Streams on Paramount+ Aug. 15
A new documentary chronicles one of the biggest musical comebacks, with Elvis Presley shaking the world once more in 1968.
Best Disaster Movies of the 2000s
The anxious decade of Inconvenient Truths and global terrorism birthed some of the greatest disaster films of all time.
The 30 Most Important Movies of All Time, Ranked
These movie masterpieces may not be your favorite or 'the best,' but they are certainly 30 of the most important films ever made.
Exclusive: Good Omens Stars Nina Sosanya and Maggie Service on Their Lover Characters
Nina Sosanya and Maggie Service spoke about coming back for Good Omens season two and their new characters in the Prime Video show.
Does Barbie Hate Men and Is Ken an Incel?
Somehow, this movie about dolls has triggered a culture war, and some are attacking the Barbie movie as hating men and crying misandry.
The Best Horror Movies of the 2000s
The advent of the digital age at the dawn of the new millennium meant a renaissance for the horror genre. Here are the scariest movies of the 2000s.