Plus, why the show is relevant to a modern audience even though it takes place in 1900.

"I didn’t have the budget of 'Game of Thrones' or 'American Gods,' so how do you do it? Well, you go to the Dollar Store and you get some glitter and some hoses, and you just build weird shit."

The actress also reveals what convinced her to sign onto the miniseries.

Maybe nothing is stranger or scarier than teenage girls.

The story follows the mysterious disappearance of a group of schoolgirls in the Australian bushland in 1900.

Don't be fooled by its gauzy Edwardian setting -- it's a strange, strange story.

The Olympics are a good reminder about embracing the talents that the whole world has to offer, which here, means delving into works of national cinema.  Movies from overseas are too often unfortunately lumped into the nebulous, unexciting and broad …

Criterion makes the best DVDs/Blu-rays on the market for art house films.  This quality comes with a premium that most are willing to pay, but some cannot afford.  Last month, Netflix added 35 Criterion movies to their “Watch Instantly” selection.  …