Downtown Washington D.C. became distinctly more awesome for the June 3 – 5 weekend. The fan convention Awesome Con has taken over the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, and writer/director/actor/comic guru Kevin Smith’s show “An Evening with Kevin Smith” on Friday night drew a huge crowd. He provided plenty of laughs for his two-and-a-half hours on stage, but he also dropped some interesting tidbits about potential future TV projects that were actually quite serious. Apparently, his stint as a director on Season 2 of The CW’s Flash was enough of a success that the door is open for Smith to return...

The filmmaker, known for 'Clerks,' 'Mallrats' and 'Chasing Amy,' enjoys the format and the chance to tell stories...

Director Kevin Smith has avoided Southwest airlines since 2010 after getting into an incident with the airlines over involving his weight...

Now that he's directed an episode of "The Flash," Kevin Smith has made it public that he'd like to tackle "Arrow" next -- which stars the Emerald Archer he wrote in the early '00s -- but in a writing capacity. Star Stephen Amell has now responded to the idea, with considerable enthusiasm...

Kevin Smith is a pretty devout comic book fan. His film Mallrats is littered with comic book references and easter eggs (he even had a Stan Lee cameo before it was cool). So it was only a matter of time before the Batman loving filmmaker voiced his opinion on Captain America: Civil War...

Newly launched distributor Invincible Pictures has acquired rights to Kevin Smith’s horror-comedy “Yoga Hosers” and has set a summer tour for Smith to roll out the movie...

Kevin Smith announced that he will appeal the Motion Picture Association of America’s R rating of his comedy-horror Yoga Hosers...

Ever since V/H/S snuck its way onto the scene there has been a resurgence of anthology movies within the horror genre. We’ve had another two V/H/S movies as well as two A, B, C’s of Death, a Christmas themed one – A Christmas Horror Story, and Tales of Halloween. Now comes Holidays, a film that builds on the idea of the latter mentioned films, but expands from just Christmas and Halloween to encompass all our favourite holidays. Here’s our Holidays review, straight from Tribeca...