NOVEMBER 04, 2020

The 7 Best Movies New to Netflix in November 2020 Sophia Loren Oscar contender "The Life Ahead" and a doc about pop star Shawn Mendes lead a paltry month of new offerings from Netflix.  By David Ehrlich

'Freaky' Review: Vince Vaughn and Kathryn Newton Go Wild in This Winking Horror Comedy Christopher Landon's fun twist on the "Freaky Friday" concept isn't as fresh as his "Happy Death Day" series, but it's entertaining where it … By Kate Erbland	Every IndieWire TV Review from 2020, Ranked by Grade from Best to Worst Yes, yes, Peak TV. It's troubling, we know. There, there, sssshh. Let us offer some assistance in determining what to watch so far in 2020.  By Kristen Lopez and Steve Greene

'The Craft: Legacy': Trans Star Zoey Luna Is Just One of the Witches "Zoe Lister-Jones was willing and able to listen to anything I had to say," said the 17-year-old of the movie's writer/director.  By Jude Dry	'Punch-Drunk Love' Producer Looks Back at Casting Adam Sandler: 'I Was Just Befuddled' Paul Thomas Anderson and his producer JoAnne Sellar did not see eye to eye on casting Sandler.  By Zack Sharf

	The 20 Highest Grossing Indies of 2020 (A Running List) Refreshed weekly, here's a chart of the year's twenty highest-grossing specialty films.  By Kate Erbland
	Christopher Nolan Breaks Silence on 'Tenet' Release: Thrilled by Gross, Worried by Studio Reactions "I am worried that the studios are drawing the wrong conclusions from our release," Nolan says about "Tenet."  By Zack Sharf
	I Was Trapped with Stephen Colbert During the Last Election and Watched Comedy Reinvent Itself True, Colbert's 2016 election special was a harrowing ordeal. But sitting in the studio that night, I came to a revelation.  By Eric Kohn
	Warner Bros. Shares Regret and Sadness over 'The Witches' Offending the Disability Community The studio says it "regrets" any offenses "The Witches" has caused to the disability community.  By Zack Sharf
	Samuel L. Jackson: 'The Hateful Eight' Cast Is 'the Strongest Cinematic Connection I've Ever Had' The Marvel Cinematic Universe is no match for Quentin Tarantino's gang.  By Zack Sharf