About Stephen Silver
Stephen Silver is a journalist and film critic based in Philadelphia area. He was written for Screen Rant since 2015, with his work has also appeared at RogerEbert.com, Philly Voice, Tablet, and Splice Today. He is a Rotten Tomatoes-listed film critic and cofounder of the Philadelphia Film Critics Circle.
Latest Articles
Exclusive: Tommy Wiseau Planning The Room On Broadway
Exclusive: Tommy Wiseau wants to adapt his cult film The Room into a Broadway play, in addition to reshooting the movie in 3D.
First A Wrinkle In Time Reactions Are Very Mixed
Disney holds the premiere for Ava DuVernay's A Wrinkle in Time adaptation and the first reactions to the movie are decidedly mixed.
Stream Classic Warner Bros. Movies With FilmStruck
Filmstruck adds several classic movies from the Warner Bros. movie library to its streaming titles, including Citizen Kane and Casablanca.
Disney CEO Praises 'Powerful' Black Panther
Via Twitter, Disney's CEO Robert Iger congratulates the Black Panther team on the Marvel Cinematic Universe tentpole's success.
Black Panther Is Now Only Trailing Star Wars In Ticket Pre-Sales
Marvel's Black Panther movie is now in Fandango's top 5 ticket pre-sellers of all-time, trailing only Disney's three Star Wars films.
Ryan Murphy Inks Five-Year Deal With Netflix
American Horror Story creator Ryan Murphy is headed to Netflix with a five-year, $300 million deal after spending most of his career at Fox.
John Krasinski Would Love To Be In An Office Reboot
John Krasinski says he would love to return for a reboot of The Office TV show but doesn't know much about the rumored series revival.
Science Nerds Shred The Rock’s Skyscraper Movie Poster Jump
The Mother of All Nerds posts a series of photos noting the physical impossibility the jumping stunt on the Skyscraper poster.
Frasier Star John Mahoney Passes Away at 77
John Mahoney, the veteran actor of stage and screen who appeared in such films as Moonstruck and Say Anything..., passes away at 77.
Bradley Cooper Channels His Silver Linings Character At Super Bowl
Philadelphia native Bradley Cooper had a great time at Super Bowl LII, seemingly channeling his Silver Linings Playbook role in the process.
Amazon Wins Best Super Bowl Commercial of 2018
The USA Today Ad Meter names Amazon’s “Alexa Loses Her Voice” commercial the top Super Bowl spot that aired during the Super Bowl 52 game.
Better Call Saul Season 4 Delay: What's Happening?
While previous seasons of Better Call Saul ran in the spring on AMC, season 4 won't premiere until fall 2018. Here's why the show has been delayed.
Octavia Spencer to Buy Out Black Panther Screenings For Underserved Kids
Oscar-winner Octavia Spencer is buying out a theater in Mississippi for underserved children to see Marvel's Black Panther movie.
Weather Channel Releases Hilarious Groundhog Day Parody Trailer
We Love Weather, a Twitter account associated with the Weather Channel, releases a mock action movie trailer for Groundhog Day.
You Can Now Watch The Our Cartoon President Premiere Online
The first episode of Stephen Colbert's Our Cartoon President is officially available online ahead of the series' February premiere.
Call Me By Your Name Sequel May Be Set In 1989 Berlin
Call Me By Your Name director Luca Guadagnino discusses his plans for a possible sequel to his Oscar nominated film, which would be set in Berlin.
10 Actually Bad Movies Worse Than the Razzie Nominations
The Razzie 2018 nominations are out - and they're pretty bad. Here are ten worse movies that should have been in the running instead of Transformers.
Netflix Isn't Worried About Disney's Streaming Service
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings addresses the forthcoming competition of Disney’s streaming service, which is aiming for a late 2019 launch.
Paddington 2 is Currently the Best Reviewed Movie Ever on Rotten Tomatoes
Paddington 2 set a record for most positive Rotten Tomatoes reviews without a negative one, logging 165 consecutive "fresh" reviews.
Party of Five TV Show Reboot Ordered By Freeform
Freeform orders a reboot of the popular 1990s TV show Party of Five, in the form of an 'immigration-focused' television series pilot.