Todd Gilchrist is a Senior Editor at Variety. He specializes in the arts and entertainment sector, with a focus on the film industry and filmmaking. Todd's insights and critiques have been featured in numerous outlets, including The A.V. Club, Yahoo News, IndieWire, and FANGORIA.
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Todd Gilchrist focuses on providing reviews, expert commentary, and event coverage related to entertainment news. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider offering unique insights or analysis regarding movies, directors, screenwriters, or music that align with the themes covered in his articles. Expert opinions on industry trends or specific movie moments may be well-received by Todd. Additionally, if you have exclusive access to overlooked movies of a particular year or essential Christmas albums worth highlighting, it could capture his interest.
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By: Todd Gilchrist
Following a chauvinist who wakes up in a world where women run the show, Thea Sharrock's 'Ladies First' stars Sacha Baron Cohen and Rosamund Pike.
By: Todd Gilchrist
Romantic comedies may no longer be the commercial slam dunk they once were, but there's something intriguing—even enticing—about watching the stars from the genre's heyday return to it with more life experience.
By: Todd Gilchrist
Adam Shankman directs RuPaul and a cast of 'Drag Race' luminaries in the busy, dizzy disaster-movie parody 'Stop! That! Train!'
By: Todd Gilchrist
Based on Nick Tosches' 2002 novel of the same name, Julian Schnabel 's “ In the Hand of Dante ” divided audiences upon its premiere at the 2025
Since its earliest days, “Jackass” has always demanded a degree of intestinal fortitude — both from its audience and its cast members.
By: Todd Gilchrist
Rap veterans Bone Thugs-n-Harmony are best known for “Tha Crossroads,” their 1996 tribute to late mentor and label head Eazy-E (Eric Wright), but
By: Todd Gilchrist
The documentarian opens up about his 1986 breakthrough and how his son Adrian's death from fentanyl abuse became the subject of his latest film.
A provocative premise and a polished directorial debut leave out one key ingredient.
"Probably the next film that I'd actually direct is a 'Tintin' movie," he tells Gold Derby.
By: Todd Gilchrist
Peter Jackson and Richard Taylor mark three decades since their horror-comedy launched the effects house behind 'Avatar' and 'Lord of the Rings.'
