Director Bernhard Pucher Discusses His Top 5 Horror Movie Influences
To celebrate of Ravers now available on Digital Download Director Bernhard Pucher discusses his top 5 horror movie influences for the movie. Without further ado here are the top 5 horror movies that influenced director Bernhard Pucher to make Ravers.…
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Showtime’s Adaptation of Hit Novel & Film Lacks Bite
John Ajvide Lindqvist’s 2004 novel “Let the Right One In” has already been adapted three times, first, and most successfully, as a wildly acclaimed Swedish film by Tomas Alfredson in 2008. The Hollywood machine quickly turned that around and retitled…
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Aminah Nieves & Jennifer Ehle on the Yellowstone Prequel
From creator and executive producer Taylor Sheridan, Paramount+ series 1923 is a prequel that builds out more of the Dutton dynasty first established on-screen in Yellowstone. The show takes place after the events of the previous prequel, 1883, starring Tim…
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Bong Joon-ho Plus Robert Pattinson; Harry & Meghan; RIP Kirstie Alley
Bong Joon-ho is back with a new movie called Mickey 17 starring Robert Pattinson; The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are telling all; and Rest in Peace Kirstie Alley, who has died of cancer at the age of 71. All…
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Drama Channels Lord Of The Flies To Underwhelming Results
Home Movie Reviews Nothing Review: Drama Channels Lord Of The Flies To Underwhelming Results While the drama can be a tense watch, there is something missing in its execution to make it a riveting, suspenseful watch. Nothing (originally called Intet)…
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Exclusive Paul T. Goldman Clip Hilariously Blurs the Line Between Fact and Fiction
Home TV News Exclusive Paul T. Goldman Clip Hilariously Blurs the Line Between Fact and Fiction Paul T. Goldman is a mind-melting comedy series on Peacock from Jason Woliner and Seth Rogen, and we have an exclusive sneak peek. NBCUniversal…
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An Essential Take on The Christmas Classic
When it comes to the lovable puppets of Jim Henson, for many, the Muppets were a formative part of their youth. Whether it's Kermit and Miss Piggy or Grover and Oscar the Grouch, these characters are synonymous with childhood. After…
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How The Beloved Sequel Shows a Dark Side to Christmas
The holiday season is synonymous with revisiting classic Christmas movies that make audiences laugh, cry, and curl up under a warm blanket watching them from home. These movies are generally lighthearted and have viewers feeling a deeper appreciation for the…
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Civility Dies & Friends Go To War In Martin McDonagh’s Thought-Provoking Tragicomedy [Venice]
The mordantly comedic assault on the politics of revenge used to be the province of English/Irish playwright turned filmmaker Martin McDonagh. In more recent years, the writer/director has turned his probing eye towards compassion, forgiveness, and redemption and the unanswerable…
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Toni Collette & Anna Faris Scheme Laughably in The Estate
Toni Collette and Anna Faris play vastly different sisters who scheme to inherit their dying aunt's riches in The Estate. The pair run a struggling New Orleans diner on the verge of bankruptcy. They run into serious competition when their…
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Say a Tearful Goodbye to Jen and Judy
From the first scene of Dead to Me, when the short-fused Jen Harding (played by comedy veteran Christina Applegate) tries to fend off her means-well, but quite annoying neighbor Karen (Suzy Nakamura) who just dropped off a sorry-for-your-loss homemade Mexican…
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Scott Cooper on Making an Edgar Allan Poe Origin Story
Home Interviews 'The Pale Blue Eye': Scott Cooper on the Evolution of His Edgar Allan Poe Origin Story Cooper also discusses his collaboration with Christian Bale and Harry Melling. When one thinks about Edgar Allan Poe, odds are, they’re not…
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