Journey to Bethlehem Filmmaker Adam Anders on the Daunting Task of His Christmas Movie
You may never see a Christmas musical quite like this. In Journey to Bethlehem, director Adam Anders creates a lavish spectacle capturing “the greatest story ever told” with the tale of Mary and Joseph and the birth of Jesus. Anders,…
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“The History of Racist Ideas”: Roger Ross Williams on Stamped From the Beginning
Stamped from the Beginning Though I’ve not read Dr. Ibram X. Kendi’s New York Times bestseller Stamped From the Beginning: the Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America, I’m guessing the National Book Award-winner might not be the most obvious…
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‘Love Island Games’ Steph Blackos Shares Thoughts On Getting Dumped First
The Big Picture Steph Blackos regrets not getting to know the other ladies in the villa, specifically Liberty and Lisa, as he was immediately attracted to them. Steph describes himself as a "player" in a Casanova-like sense, but his strategy…
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Talking About Upload, The Office and Seinfeld with David Rogers
Today, I am thrilled to speak with David Rogers to share an exclusive peek behind the scenes of Upload Season 3. As a fan of the show, jumping into the conversation with Dave was an absolute pleasure. We cover everything…
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Hard Drives Full of Abandoned Projects: Chris Wilcha on Flipside
Dan Dondiego in Flipside In his first feature, The Target Shoots First, Chris Wilcha documented his tenure at Columbia House, the mail-order music service whose ads famously promised “12 CDs for a penny.” Then a recent NYU philosophy graduate, Wilcha…
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It’s a Wonderful Knife Director Tyler MacIntyre on His Five Nights at Freddy’s Follow-Up Film
If you’re a fan of the Scream films, and you can’t get enough horror films where the villain wears a mask, It’s a Wonderful Knife is your movie. Think of it as Scream meets It’s a Wonderful Life. Directed by…
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Star Melvin Gregg and Director Ira Rosensweig Unpack Their Offbeat Sci-Fi Mystery, Share?
Director Ira Rosensweig may have culled from real-life events in his new sci-fi mystery Share? but he was determined to put his own unique spin on the film, which stars Melvin Gregg (High Flying Bird, The Blackening), Bradley Whitford (Get…
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Terrence Howard Joins Forces with Dolph Lundgren in Showdown at the Grand
There’s plenty to love about writer/director Orson Oblowitz’s new comedic action thriller Showdown at the Grand. For starters, it stars Terrence Howard (Crash, Empire) and Dolph Lundgren (Rocky IV, Expend4bles), but the way in which Oblowitz balances comedic and absurd…
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The Marvels Composer Laura Karpman on Her Third MCU Score
Laura Karpman has been a vital presence in shaping the Multiverse Saga of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, though some may not know about her. Karpman first joined the successful franchise in 2021, composing the music for the animated series What…
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How ‘Child’s Play’ Producer Turned a Fear of Dolls Into a Killer Franchise
The Big Picture Chucky, the murderous doll from Child's Play, has become a hugely popular franchise with multiple movies, a TV show, and merchandise. The original script for Child's Play, called Blood Buddy, underwent changes before being greenlit for production.…
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The Marvels EP Mary Livanos on Bringing Together Major MCU Characters
The Marvels marks the 33rd film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. A sequel to 2019's Captain Marvel, which grossed over $1 billion at the worldwide box office, the sequel has all the makings of an even bigger event than ever…
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‘Sly’ Director Reveals What Surprised Him the Most About Sylvester Stallone
The Big Picture Sylvester Stallone's rise to fame is a true underdog story that embodies the American Dream, and his documentary Sly explores his personal journey and obstacles. Director Thom Zimny, known for his work with Bruce Springsteen, beautifully captures…
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