DP Markus Mentzer on Shooting Six Episodes of I Think You Should Leave in 24 Days
I Think You Should Leave With only 24 days to capture nearly 30 sketches, the average I Think You Should Leave bit is shot in roughly six to eight hours. That might be for the best. When you’re slopping up…
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Patrick Wilson Talks Directing Insidious and Loving Musicals
Patrick Wilson is an accomplished star, having appeared in multiple franchises, from the DCEU as Ocean Master in Aquaman to headlining not one but two horror franchises, The Conjuring and Insidious. After years of being in front of the camera,…
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The ’80s NYC Art Scene, DIY Doc Filmmaking and the Hustle of Self-Promotion: Director Brian Vincent and Producer Heather Spore on Make Me Famous
Edward Brezinski at Club 57, 1981. (Photo ©Kathy Dumas) There’s a moment early in director Brian Vincent and producer Heather Spore’s documentary Make Me Famous when the ’80s downtown New York artist Edward Brezinski is described by the late artist…
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FROM Season 2 Scott McCord Interview
Thank you for checking out our FROM Season 2 Interview with actor Scott McCord. In this exclusive interview, we sit down with the incredibly talented actor Corteon Moore, known for his captivating performance as “Ellis” in the hit series FROM.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xARUBdHulkk[/embed]Get ready…
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Idris Elba on ‘Hijack’ and the Possibility of More ‘Luther’ Movies
The Apple TV+ original thriller series Hijack raises the tension and the stakes by following the story in real time, as Sam Nelson (Idris Elba, who is also an executive producer) puts his negotiating skills to the test as he…
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“All Filmmakers are Struggling to Find Money”: Kim Longinotto and Franky Murray Brown on Dalton’s Dream
Dalton's Dream Normally on shoots, veteran documentary maker Kim Longinotto films far away from her native England, often capturing the lives of women in desperate situations over the course of a few weeks. With her latest film, Dalton’s Dream, things…
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Kita Updike and K. Todd Freeman Talk The Horror of Dolores Roach
Prime Video serves up something wickedly original this summer with its darkly irreverent cannibalism comedy The Horror of Dolores Roach. Based on the hit Spotify podcast series of the same name, think of it as a modern-day tale of love,…
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Why Patrick Wilson Chose ‘Insidious’ And Not ‘The Conjuring’ for His Directing Debut
Patrick Wilson has a wealth of experience in front of the lens, including a couple of very successful horror franchises, but the new Insidious movie will mark a significant first for him — Insidious: The Red Door is his feature…
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Eugene Lee Yang Talks Nimona and Voicing Ambrosius Goldenloin
The dashing and handsome Ambrosius Goldenloin has a serious problem. Should a champion knight of royal lineage hunt down his true love? Or believe that the first commoner knight, Ballister Boldheart, was framed for the murder of Queen Valerin? That's…
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Eugene Lee Yang on Telling an Inherently Queer Story
In the world of Nimona, Netflix's new animated family film, knights are the heroes of the realm and celebrities in their own right, achieving their status via a televised knighting ceremony. For Ambrosius Goldenloin (Eugene Lee Yang), the ceremony is…
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The League Director Sam Pollard Talks Powerful Baseball Documentary
Acclaimed filmmaker Sam Pollard (MLK/FBI) is a delightful storyteller. The man nabbed an Emmy Award (Outstanding Picture Editing for Nonfiction Programming) for the film By the People: The Election of Barack Obama. He was also nominated for an Oscar, along…
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Lin Shaye Reveals the Only Note She Got While Playing Elise
Lin Shaye is a horror legend for a multitude of reasons, but a big one is her involvement in the Insidious franchise. Shaye’s Elise Rainier was first introduced in the 2010 original and was an immediate scene stealer and source…
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