FEBRUARY 25, 2021

40 Indie Horror Movies Now Streaming, from 'The Witch' to 'Midsommar' From "Hereditary" to "Evolution," "Baskin," and "Suspiria," these are the scariest indie movies streaming has to offer this Halloween season … By Zack Sharf

Berlin 2021: The 10 Most Exciting Films at This Year's Festival The pandemic pushed back the annual event, which will now unfurl as a two-pronged festival playing out in both March and June.  By Kate Erbland and Eric Kohn	As 'Baroness Von Sketch Show' Says Goodbye, Here Are the Best Sketches of All Time As one of the best sketch shows on TV says goodbye in a triumphant final season, here's a primer to the funniest ladies around.  By Jude Dry

'Cherry' Review: Russo Brothers Follow 'Endgame' with Miscast Tom Holland as a Drug-Addicted Bank Robber The real-life story of former opioid addict Nico Walker would make a good movie, but this one suffers from constant style over substance.  By David Ehrlich	What's Old Is New: Paramount+ Wants to Beat the Disney Bundle with a Single Service From "Spongebob" to "The Godfather," it will all be remixed and served up on Paramount+. But ViacomCBS still wants you to pay extra for Show … By Chris Lindahl

	Awards Spotlight: How 'Never Rarely Sometimes Always' Turned Sidney Flanigan Into a Contender The first-time actor demonstrated a natural ability that aligned perfectly with her director, Eliza Hittman.  By Anne Thompson
	Steven Soderbergh Details 'The Knick' Original Six-Season Plan, Teases 'Very Promising' Season 3 What can Soderbergh say about new episodes of "The Knick"? "I can say that I read an excellent pilot, and that HBO has it. I hope that goes … By Zack Sharf
	'Luca' First Trailer: Pixar's Italian Coming-of-Age Sea Monster Feature Is Quirky and Inclusionary Enrico Casarosa makes his feature debut about a secret friendship during one unforgettable summer on the Italian Riviera.  By Bill Desowitz
	Don't Normalize the Golden Globes - TV Podcast It's time to step back from the Golden Globe Awards.  By Leonardo Adrian Garcia and Libby Hill
	For STX, 'Greenland' Is a Major PVOD Hit; for Exhibitors, It's Yet Another Existential Threat Gerard Butler's unassuming lower-budget disaster movie proved that lots of people can be willing to spend $19.99 on a VOD premiere.  By Tom Brueggemann