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
Timothée Chalamet Donates Woody Allen Movie Salary To #TimesUp
Actor Timothée Chalamet is donating his salary for Woody Allen's upcoming film to three charities, including #TimesUP and RAINN.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Ending Explained
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri centers on a woman pushing for the police to find her daughter's killer - but it's not a murder-mystery.
DGA 2018 Film Nominations Include Get Out, Dunkirk & Lady Bird
The 2018 DGA film nominations include Jordan Peele for Get Out, Greta Gerwig for Lady Bird, and Christopher Nolan for Dunkirk.
James Franco Facing More Sexual Misconduct Accusations
A new report details more sexual misconduct allegations against James Franco, with five actresses coming out to accuse the actor of misconduct.
Spoons, Footballs, And Suits: The Best Way To Watch The Room
When going to see The Room in theatres, expect some audience participation. We break down the most common traditions so you can be prepared.
Black Panther Crowdfunding Campaign For Harlem Kids Triples Its Goal
A Boys & Girls Club crowdfunding campaign raises nearly $30,000 for kids from Harlem to go see Marvel's Black Panther movie on the big screen.
James Franco Accused of Sexual Misconduct After Globes Win [Updated]
James Franco faces accusations of sexual misconduct and abuse, following his Golden Globes acting win for The Disaster Artist.
Tommy Wiseau Brought on Stage at Golden Globes by James Franco
After Franco’s Golden Globes win, he called Wiseau up on stage with him, and even read off a text message that Wiseau sent years ago.
White House Asks to Screen Steven Spielberg's The Post
The White House asks Fox for a copy of director Steven Spielberg's historical drama The Post, a request which the studio has granted.
Coco & Your Name Lead Reddit's Top 10 Movies of 2017
The animated films Coco and Your Name are the top two picks from Reddit in their Top Movies of 2017 poll. Read on to find out the rest.
The Biggest Box Office Hits of 2017
2017 was a rocky year at the box office but still produced some massive hits - including five $1 billion smashes.
Game of Thrones Remains Most Pirated Show in 2017
HBO's Game of Thrones is the top pirated TV show of 2017 for the sixth year in a row, beating the likes of The Walking Dead and The Flash.
Paul Reiser & Helen Hunt Circling Mad About You Revival
Star and co-creator Paul Reiser is seeking to bring back Mad About You as a revival TV series, along with his former costar Helen Hunt.
The Room Will Get Wide Theatrical Release for One Day
Tommy Wiseau's The Room is finally getting a wide theatrical release, as Fathom Events plans a one night only release for next January.
Danny Ocean Is Dead In Ocean's 8 Trailer Teaser
Danny Ocean (George Clooney) appears to be dead in the trailer teaser for the spinoff Ocean's 8, starring Sandra Bullock as Debbie Ocean.
Mark Hamill Debunks Last Jedi Fan Theories
Luke Skywalker himself, Mark Hamill, debunks many of the popular fan theories for the newly-released Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 10 Confirmed, Starts Filming Next Year
HBO officially orders Curb Your Enthusiasm season 10, with filming on the next season of Larry David's comedy series beginning in 2018.
Disney Will Pay $2.5 Billion If Fox Deal is Blocked
In the event the Disney/Fox deal is blocked by federal regulations, the Mouse House will pay a breakup fee of $2.5 billion.
Colin Jost & Michael Che Named Saturday Night Live Co-Head Writers
Saturday Night Live promotes Colin Jost and Michael Che, the two anchors of the Weekend Update desk, to co-head writers of the NBC series.
The Disaster Artist: 5 Strangest Things From The Book That Didn't End Up In The Movie
The Disaster Artist is a pretty faithful adaptation of its source material, but leaves some crucial - and crazy - moments out.