Many of the films nominated for awards this season explore specific, off-the-beaten-path parts of America. “Manchester by the Sea”—produced by Matt Damon and nominated for five Golden Globes, including Best Picture—portrays the working class fishing neighborhoods along Massachusetts’s North Shore.

The first round of congratulations is coming in for the Golden Globes nominees. First up, Matt Damon, producer of “Manchester by the Sea”

By Vanity fair December 12, 2016 There was lots of love for La La Land and Moonlight from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. On Monday morning, Don Cheadle, Laura Dern, and Anna Kendrick announced the nominees for the 74th Golden Globe Awards. The resulting list...

By Variety Staff Variety.com The Critics’ Choice Awards took place on Sunday, honoring the critics picks for the best movies and television of the year. SEE MORE: Awards: The Contenders “La La Land” was the big winner of the night, taking home best picture and eight...

Boston Magazine By Matt Juul September 9, 2016 The first teaser trailer for Ben Affleck’s upcoming Boston-set movie Live by Night hit the web on Thursday. Although we’ve seen the actor portray a Bay State gangster before in The Town, his latest directorial effort will...

More than 30 years after Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis, Bill Murray, and Ernie Hudson stepped onto the screen as the Ghostbusters, the franchise has been revived and refreshed in time for summer blockbuster season.

With his Ghostbusters reboot, director Paul Feig wade-with good intentions, he swears- into gender wars.

Who you gonna call? America’s favorite fantastical franchise is getting a reboot as Ghostbusters lands in theaters on July 15 starring Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon, and Leslie Jones.

Director Paul Feig has very fond memories of filming — and eating — in Boston while making “Ghostbusters.”

When you need some scientific expertise for a movie about busting ghosts, who you gonna call? Well, MIT of course!

The very first trailer for the movie, starring four lady leads, Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, Leslie Jones, and Kate McKinnon, came out last week. Now, a new international trailer for Ghostbusters (above) has hit the web, and if you’re any sort of Bostonian, you’ll surely recognize some signature spots from around the city.

Paul Feig put a lot of time and effort into designing the ghoul-blasting, apparition-capturing weapons used in the new “Ghostbusters” film set for release this summer.
In fact, the director and his team were so determined to perfect the arsenal of scientific weaponry used by the film’s characters that they enlisted the help of a former Massachusetts Institute of Technology researcher to explain the dynamics of the complex devices.

This Massachusetts made film be in theaters July 15.