Articles about David Cronenberg

So being the horror nerd that I am, last weekend I indulged myself by having a bloody-nosed schoolyard movie smackdown. Two classic Cronenberg flicks- Shivers (1975) and Rabid (1977), versus the cream of last years cinema releases, Ti West's The Inkeepers and Joss Whedon/Drew Goddard's The Cabin In the Woods. I think on one level, since horror, above all other genres, is seen as primal and instinctive, I wanted to see if these films had anything in common despite the forty year gap in their making. And you know what I found?

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Martin Scorsese does it for the storytelling; Kathryn Bigelow does it to talk about the issues. And Steven Spielberg does it because he's an addict.

Legendary director David Cronenberg tells @Salon about casting a vampire heartthrob as a 1 percenter in "Cosmopolis"

The director talks Chris Nolan's latest film.

Director David Cronenberg talks about the making of his new film, the timely Cosmopolis.

Pattinson, Cronenberg talk prostate exams and Snooki -- but not Charles and Di.

The director David Cronenberg is always inventive and the filmmaker's latest film, 'Cosmopolis,' shares themes with his earlier work. While it isn't the first Cronenberg movie to flop at Cannes, it is consistent in his themes and ideas, he seems to work against expectation.

This writer explains why every film you see, even crappy films such as "That's My Boy," says something personal about the filmmakers.

A @rejectnation compilation of filmmaking tips that David Cronenberg has given over the years

Video: Robert Pattinson and David Cronenberg discuss "Cosmopolis" with The @Guardian