Starfighterbegins, Shawn Levy's Star Warsmovie has found its villain. The standalone Star Wars movie is set to follow Ryan ...

The movie, of course, is about Pearl and no one else ... from “X” which could be seen as a stylistic choice but is overall unnecessary. Their attempts to reference themselves are unrefined.

A little tired, but overall, I'm feeling pretty good ... As we developed the "Pearl" movie, we just tried to be as authentic and truthful to her character as possible. The character may be ...

If the movie “X” could be described as “Boogie Nights” meets “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre,” then its prequel “Pearl” feels ... Wearing overalls reminiscent of those worn by Maxine ...

As a result, the film’s script, which West and Goth co-wrote together, doesn’t take on the same slasher movie structure as X. Instead, Pearl frequently feels like a kind of twisted coming-of ...

Pearl is best viewed as its main character's movie-obsessed vision, everyone else in it mere supporting players to the swirl in her head. Meanwhile, a pig carcass gathers maggots on the front ...

Pearl’s desperation to escape her abusive mother and unresponsive father provokes sympathy from the audience. Goth carries much of the movie on her shoulders, as she not only plays the protagonist but ...

She is Maxine, an aspiring movie star and the designated survivor of a rural killing spree. Disguised by prosthetic makeup, she is also a horny and homicidal farmer’s wife named Pearl ...

The series includes an original film, its prequel, and its sequel. The overall plot of the movies centers around two characters, Maxine Minx and Pearl, both portrayed by Mia Goth.

Lusting for a glamorous life like she’s seen in the movies, Pearl’s ambitions, temptations, and repressions all collide as she wields a pitchfork in the origin story for X’s iconic villain.