A freelance features writer for Collider and a huge fan of movies. Huge. Well, one movie, really – The Night Comes for Us. He’ll make do with whatever else in the meantime, before the sequel comes out ...

More than 30 years after they were released, people are still watching movies like "Top Gun" and "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial." But there's a way to make the experience even more nostalgic. Atlanta has ...

Max Renn (James Woods) digs deeper into the mystery of Videodrome, searching for the elusive Dr. O'Blivion, whose cryptic ...

Matt Goldberg has been an editor with Collider since 2007. As the site's Chief Film Critic, he has authored hundreds of reviews and covered major film festivals including the Toronto International ...

Woods plays Max Renn — his name a reversal of Cronenberg's favorite motorcycle, the Rennmax — a TV station owner who's always on the lookout for the most extreme content. He says it's a way to stand ...

“With Videodrome I wanted to posit the possibility that a man exposed to violent imagery would begin to hallucinate. I wanted to see what it would be like, in fact, if what the censors were saying ...

Everything in Max Renn’s life is beginning to pulsate. First the Betamax videotape sent to him by one Bianca O’Blivion, which seems to breathe in his hand as he removes it from its beige packaging.

Nowadays, we recognize “Videodrome” as one of the greatest science-fiction movies of the 1980s. The film has aged remarkably well, as more and more of Cronenberg’s predictions about television — and ...