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Silence Of The Lambs

  1. reel estate
    Buffalo Bill’s House Is for Sale, If You and Your Precious Are Looking to MoveRoomy.
    By Halle Kiefer
  2. tv adaptations
    CBS Hoping to Find Out If the Lambs Stopped Screaming With Clarice SequelThe TV series would pick up with Agent Starling in 1993, a year after the events of Silence of the Lambs.
    By Halle Kiefer
  3. last night on late night
    Stephen Colbert’s Hannibal Lecter and Donald Trump Are Cannibal Golfing BuddiesSlurp, slurp, slurp.
    By Devon Ivie
  4. vulture lists
    Search Party’s 13 Biggest Pop-Culture InfluencesThe major cultural landmarks that shaped Dory and the gang, from Alfred Hitchcock to The Comeback.
    By Devon Ivie
  5. vulture lists
    Where to Stream Jonathan Demme’s MoviesThe late director of The Silence of the Lambs, Philadelphia, and Rachel Getting Married had a remarkable body of work.
    By VIkram Murthi
  6. obits
    Silence of the Lambs Director Jonathan Demme Dead at 73He died of esophageal cancer and complications from heart disease.
    By Hunter Harris
  7. for the fannibals
    Fuller Wants a Silence of the Lambs Mini-SeriesConsider your bouche amused.
    By Halle Kiefer
  8. party chats
    Jodie Foster Says Jonathan Demme Is Her ‘Favorite Female Director’“I don’t think there’s some kind of big plot to keep women down.”
    By Madeline Raynor
  9. dramatic readings
    Watch Kristen Wiig Read for Hannibal LecterMeanwhile, Jane Fonda crushes it.
    By Halle Kiefer
  10. role reversal
    Uzo Aduba Continues the Tradition of Creepy-As-Hell Hannibal LectersShe takes on Anthony Hopkins’s monologue in Glamour’s Role Reversal series.
    By Ira Madison III
  11. party chats
    Bryan Fuller Had Asked Jodie Foster to Direct HannibalSlow-motion teardrops for days.
    By Valentina Valentini
  12. in development
    Lifetime Developing Silence of the Lambs PrequelIn addition to NBC’s.
    By Margaret Lyons
  13. National Film Registry Welcomes Hannibal Lecter and Forrest GumpTwo dozen more films will now be safe and sound in the Library of Congress.
    By J. Paul O'Connor