Tim Molloy is the Editor In Chief for Cigalah Group and a writer for MovieMaker Magazine. With a focus on entertainment and pop culture, Tim's articles cover a wide range of topics including film reviews, celebrity interviews, and analysis of industry trends. His writing style is engaging and often explores the intersection of art, culture, and society.
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By: Tim Molloy
Knowing how to pitch a documentary is almost as important as knowing how to make one, filmmaker and author Roger Nygard explains in his new book The Documentarian, which features advice from filmmakers including Ken Burns, Sam Pollard, Rachel Grady, Marina Zenovich and more on the art of the pitch.
Beautiful cars have driven movies from the start. Let's speed through this list of our 13 favorites.
Anora, the Palme d'Or winning Sean Baker film about a stripper named Ani (Mikey Madison) pulled into a whirlwind relationship with Russian rich kid Vanya
It’s become a cliche to call Die Hard a Christmas movie you didn’t realize was a Christmas movie. But another ’80s classic got there first. Though it doesn’t take place during the holidays, The Terminator is a Christmas movie — and one of the purest Christmas movies of all.
These 10 films of the 1940s that have held up beautifully through the decades: Whatever their flaws, they recognize and examine aspects of human nature that haven’t changed, and maybe even offer some comfort that for all our modern troubles, some things never change.
Movie sex scenes are a time capsule of our evolving norms around relationships and consent. These 10 went out of bounds in alarming ways.
By: Tim Molloy
Pretty Woman is among the many movies about the world’s oldest profession that make it seem kind of glamorous. These movies don’t.
Bloody Axe Wound, the new Shudder horror comedy from writer-director Matthew John Lawrence, may owe its existence to a DM from Walking Dead
Anora has a Red Rocket easter egg that answers a big question: What became of Strawberry?
By: Tim Molloy
Our favorite James Bond film, Goldfinger, was released in the United States 60 years ago this week. To mark the occasion, here are 13 behind the scenes photos
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