Riding in Cars with Boys: Gina Gammell, Riley Keough, Franklin Sioux Bob and Willi White on War Pony
Gaining access to an underrepresented community comes with a great amount of responsibility. There are countless examples of a director visiting a site for a few days, getting what they need, then hightailing it out only to use their subsequent…
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Lovely, Dark, and Deep Filmmaker Teresa Sutherland Talks Nature and Horror
Teresa Sutherland made quick but frothy waves after writing the excellent psychological horror film The Wind and serving as a staff writer for Mike Flanagan's brilliant series, Midnight Mass. She has a skill with lonesome characters who are somewhat unreliable…
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‘Strange New Worlds’ Musical Episode Director on Bringing It to Life
The Big Picture "Subspace Rhapsody" is Star Trek's first-ever musical episode. The episode celebrates the crew's connection to each other and their triumph over their fears and desires to save the galaxy. Director Dermott Downs discusses the strength of the…
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Director Amy Redford Discusses the Dark Secrets in What Comes Around
What Comes Around will send shivers down the spine of every parent. The premise has Anna (Grace Van Dien), an impressionable teenage girl, falling for a much older man she meets online. Anna's concerned when Eric (Kyle Gallner) shows up…
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The True Story That Inspired ‘Final Destination’
The Big Picture Final Destination creator Jeffrey Reddick details the real-life article that inspired the iconic film franchise. Reddick goes on to recap his journey at New Line Cinema, a journey that proved pivotal to making a Final Destination movie…
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‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ Co-Showrunner Explains the Season 2 Twists and Ending
The Big Picture The second season of Netflix's The Lincoln Lawyer wraps up the case of Mitchell Bondurant with a unexpected twist and raises new questions about Mickey Haller's safety. Co-showrunner Ted Humphrey discusses the challenges of adapting the book…
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Passages Writer-Director Ira Sachs on His Gripping New Love-Triangle Drama
Words like "sexy," "realistic," and "heart-wrenching" come to mind when thinking about American filmmaker Ira Sachs' new Paris-set drama Passages, featuring powerhouse performances by Ben Whishaw (No Time to Die), Adèle Exarchopoulos (so memorable in the LGBTQ+ hit Blue Is…
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How the New Film Will Change Death’s Design
The Big Picture Final Destination creator Jeffrey Reddick addresses recent comments that Final Destination 6 will change the formula established in previous films. Reddick emphasizes the importance of continuing to use the Rube Goldberg device. However, he does tease that…
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Talking Babylon 5: The Road Home With J. Michael Straczynski And Matt Peters
During SDCC I took part in a Roundtable with series Creator and Writer J. Michael Straczynski and Director Matt Peters for the pending Babylon 5: The Road Home. The post Talking Babylon 5: The Road Home With J. Michael…
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The Passenger Director Carter Smith Says Kyle Gallner Was Fearless
If you’re a fan of Blumhouse (The Horror of Delores Roach, Insidious: The Red Door, The Black Phone) and gripping hostage thrillers, then buckle up for The Passenger. The film, which is directed by Carter Smith and stars Kyle Gallner…
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‘Final Destination 6’ Is Ready to Go After the Strike, According to Creator
The Big Picture Jeffrey Reddick assures fans, Final Destination 6 is ready to go once the current strikes are resolved. He also praises the new additions to team Final Destination including producer Jon Watts and screenwriter Guy Busick. Reddick promises.…
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Star Trek Strange New Worlds’ Wild Musical Episode Unpacked By Director Dermott Downs
WARNING: The following article contains spoilers for episode nine of season two of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Cue the music and pick up your dropped jaw. The highly anticipated first ever musical episode in Star Trek history arrives on…
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