Mark Wahlberg Opens Up In This Father Stu Interview
Mark Wahlberg opens up about his passion project Father Stu speaking to Brent Simon. Enjoy this Father Stu Interview. So-called faith-based movies have carved out their own lucrative sub-genre in no small measure by catering to an audience’s desire to…
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Jerry Bruckheimer on Filling the Nic Cage Hole in the National Treasure Show
Producer Jerry Bruckheimer is having a massive year. His filmography already boasts the highest-grossing film of 2022, Top Gun: Maverick, but he won’t be resting on laurels any time soon. In fact, Bruckheimer’s return to the beloved Nicolas Cage-led National…
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Maria Bakalova on The Honeymoon, Bodies Bodies Bodies, and Crazy Vacations
Written and directed by Dean Craig (Death as a Funeral, Love Wedding Repeat), the new rom-com The Honeymoon, which is being released today, December 16th, follows newlyweds Sarah (Maria Bakalova) and Adam (Pico Alexander) as they head to Venice for…
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Cinematography Justin Derry Talks Creating Bruiser’s Visual Texture
Bruiser may mark the first time cinematographer Justin Derry and director Miles Warren have worked together on a feature, but their collaborative relationship goes back a few years. "Miles was looking for someone to shoot his first short, called Huntress,…
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Ryan Kwanten & Gayle Rankin Talk Filming Challenging Scenes
[Editor’s note: The following contains spoilers for Kindred.]Adapted from the acclaimed Octavia Butler novel, the FX series Kindred (available to stream at Hulu) follows Dana James (Mallori Johnson), a young Black woman who has just moved to Los Angeles to…
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Concrete Plans Composer Paul Hartnoll Lists His Top 5 Soundtracks
To celebrate the release of the violent new “class war” Welsh thriller Concrete Planson on 23rd November we spoke to legendary UK composer Paul Hartnoll of Orbital who scored the film. Orbital were pioneers in the dance music scene from…
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Diego Luna on Having Answers to Every Question on Set
Andor is one of the best Star Wars shows ever made for a multitude of reasons, but a big one is the incredible attention to detail. Whether it’s a location we spend mere moments in or one that’s featured often,…
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Stephen Lang Explains Why Quaritch Agreed to Become a Recom
Over a decade since the release of Avatar, James Cameron is taking audiences back to Pandora in Avatar: The Way of Water. The Resources Development Administration left defeated in 2009, but now they're returning to the moon and they're bringing…
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Exclusive: Director Eric Appel Gets Weird: The Al Yankovic Story
Director/co-writer Eric Appel delivers comedy greatness in his first feature film. Weird: The Al Yankovic Story is a knockdown funny satire and parody of musical biopics. "Weird Al" becomes the greatest musician of all time... in a very specific category,…
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Charlie Hunnam Talks Shantaram Finale and Sons of Anarchy’s Jax Teller
In the Apple TV+ original series Shantaram, based on the best-selling novel by Gregory David Roberts, Lin Ford (Charlie Hunnam), a fugitive from Australia who’s looking to get lost in Bombay, India in the 1980s, finds chaos in an unfamiliar…
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The Recruit Creator Discusses Working With Doug Liman on the Series
[This interview contains spoilers for the last episode of The Recruit]Created by Alexi Hawley, Netflix’s latest action-packed series, The Recruit, is a refreshing break from tradition when it comes to gritty spy series. Instead of a confident, seasoned spy as…
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Rogue Director MJ Bassett Picks Her Top Five Action Movie Influences
Rogue Director MJ Bassett discusses her top five action movie influences as his own film is on the verge of DVD and Digital Download release on November 16. With explosive set-pieces and a horde of rampaging wild animals, former wildlife…
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