The GQ editor-turned filmmaker’s new A24 movie is a warning against tribalism and cults of personality, and was made with such modest means that he felt the need to lead by example: “Every time we break a window,

Mark Anthony Green, aka MAG, is the creative force behind the film, which features a powerhouse cast including Ayo Edebiri, Juliette Lewis, Murray Bartlett, and the incomparable John Malkovich.

The "Opus" ending has a twist that makes audiences reconsider how they view Moretti, John Malkovich's mysterious pop star turned cult leader.

Mark Anthony Green began writing for GQ when he was 19 years old. After graduating from Morehouse College, he started working for the publication full time as a style columnist, interviewing some of the biggest names and celebrities around.

Written and directed by Mark Anthony Green, “Opus” draws a line between the haves and have nots in creativity instead of wealth. Toeing between horror and comedy, the film satirizes elitism through music, journalism and fanatic listeners.

Casting is important. I feel like I’ve seen dozens of interviews with directors who humbly suggest that once you hire the right actors and let them do their thing, brilliance follows. It’s rare these days to see a truly rotten pairing of performer and role,

The iconic actor and writer-director Mark Anthony Green discuss the thriller and who inspired Malkovich's maleficent Moretti, a man who puts the cult in pop culture.

Only Ariel seems to think any of this weird stuff is suspicious. To everyone else it's just show business. Artists are oddballs and that comes with the territory. What are obsessive fans if not cultists,