“Lilo & Stitch,” Disney’s latest live-action remake, is crash-landing in theaters this weekend. It arrives 23 years after the original 2002 animated movie stole the hearts of many fans with its chaotic blue alien Stitch and the lovable young girl Lilo who looks after him.
How does one follow up on a series that defined a decade of prestige television? For “Succession” creator Jesse Armstrong, the answer was to move so fast that there was no time for overthinking. At the world premiere of “Mountainhead” at the Museum of Modern Art
SPOILER ALERT: This article contains spoilers about “Fear Street: Prom Queen,” now streaming on Netflix. Growing up in the U.K., “Fear Street: Prom Queen” director and co-screenwriter Matt Palmer wasn’t too familiar with R. L. Stine’s teen horror novel series that launched the Netflix film franchise.