Dominic O’Brien selects his Five Essential Films of Dario Argento… Although he has fallen from grace somewhat recently, during the 70s and 80s Dario Argento was the master of suspense and mystery. During this time he managed to craft some of the finest pieces of Italian giallo and genre films. Still, to this day his […]
Movie Review – Deathstroke: Knights & Dragons – The Movie (2020)
Deathstroke: Knights & Dragons – The Movie, 2020. Directed by Sung Jin Ahn. Featuring the voice talents of Michael Chiklis, Sasha Alexander, Chris Jai Alex, Faye Mata, Griffin Puatu, Imari Williams, Asher Bishop, Colin Salmon, Delbert Hunt, Panta Mosleh, Noshir Dalal, Castulo Guerra, and Minae Noji. SYNOPSIS: Slade Wilson leads a double life, as an […]
4 of the Most Epic Casino Scenes from Bond Films
James Bond, the fictional movie secret agent who set the standard for other movie secret agents over the last 58 years, was and is a movie man about town. He runs with the coolest people and owns the coolest spy gadgets. He also has a reputation with the ladies, something that gets a lot of […]
Exclusive Interview – Emmy nominated Sound Mixer Peter Bawiec discusses his work on the Modern Family series finale
ABC’s mockumentary sitcom Modern Family ended its 11 year run last April. The bittersweet finale saw the Dunphy-Pritchetts splitting apart and starting new chapters of their lives. While they may not all be living under the same household or near each other, they will forever be one big happy “modern family”. The series received 3 […]
Exclusive Interview – You Cannot Kill David Arquette Supervising Sound Editor Jacob Bloomfield-Misrach
David Arquette is most known for his role as Deputy Dewey in the widely popular horror franchise, Scream, but he is giving audiences a glance at his personal life in Super LTD’s latest documentary You Cannot Kill David Arquette, which is premiering August 28 via digital release and on-demand. In case you haven’t heard of […]
Exclusive Interview – Director Randy Ser on his latest horror film Cruiser, Darkman 30th anniversary and more
September and October officially mark this season of horror, but things are a little different this year thanks to the Coronavirus. The horror season is starting early with Gravitas Ventures’ Cruiser, hitting VOD markets August 25th. The synopsis reads, “After murdering a police officer and stealing his patrol car, a mysterious, hulking figure begins a […]
Movie Review – Pinocchio (2019)
Pinocchio, 2019. Directed by Matteo Garrone. Starring Federico Ielapi, Roberto Benigni, Marine Vacth, Massimo Ceccherini and Rocco Papaleo. SYNOPSIS: A wooden puppet that has been brought to life must learn lessons in living before he can become a real boy. Everyone knows the story of the puppet who wants to be a real boy. That’s […]
Exclusive Interview – Actor Sammi Rotibi on Batman v Superman, Django Unchained, Obsidian Dolls and more
Sammi Rotibi has graced the big and small screens for over twenty years now. Audiences may remember him as Eben on CW’s The Secret Circle, Rodney in Quentin Tarantino’s Oscar-winning Django Unchained, General Amajagh in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice or more recently Robert Foucault on the National Geographic series Mars. He also has […]
The Best Vampire Video Games of All Time
In 2020, it can often feel as if the golden age for fans of the vampire genre has already passed. A mere decade ago, the airwaves and the silver screens were dominated by cultural products such as Twilight, True Blood, The Vampire Diaries, and The Originals. However, these days vampires are not so hot, with cultural bibles like Entertainment […]
Exclusive Interview – Editor and Multimedia Artist Nina Helene Hirten discusses her work on Duncanville, Venom, Ant-Man and the Wasp and and more
With titles such as Sony Pictures’ Venom, Marvel Studios’ Ant-Man and the Wasp and Universal’s Curious George: Royal Monkey to her name, it’s safe to say that editor Nina Helene Hirten has a very large range. Her latest project being FOX’s animated series Duncanville co-created by Amy Poehler, Mike Scully and Julie Scully, which was […]
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