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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Justina Machado and Alejandro Hernandez on The Horror of Dolores Roach
Justina Machado holds nothing back when asked about her twisted new horror comedy The Horror of Dolores Roach. “I really wanted to be a part of it," beamed the Jane the Virgin and One Day at a Time star. In…
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Why Water Buffalo Were Cut from the Film
Adele Lim has a significant amount of experience working as a producer and writer, including scoring an Annie Award nomination for her work on Raya and the Last Dragon, but Joy Ride marks a pretty big first for her; it’s…
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Jazz Raycole Says Season Two of The Lincoln Lawyer Is Much Sexier
Season two of Netflix’s compelling legal drama The Lincoln Lawyer gets under way July 6 and Jazz Raycole can’t wait for court to be in session. Raycole is reprising her role as Izzy Letts in the hit show, which is…
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Julie Delpy Talks Film Noir, Misogyny, and The Lesson
Julie Delpy is magic. She always has been, ever since the great but grumpy Jean-Luc Godard first cast her in his film Detective. She has worked with some of the most important directors in the world on masterpieces like White…
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Earth Mama Director and Stars on Their Intimate Portrayal of Modern Motherhood
With the summer season upon us, there's a plethora of loud blockbusters on the horizon. But loudness doesn't always dictate quality. In fact, a quiet, intimate new film from A24 and writer-director Savanah Leaf may leave a more lasting impression…
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Brian Cox on ‘Prisoner’s Daughter’ and How Often Fans Bring Up Logan Roy
[Editor’s note: The following contains spoilers for Prisoner’s Daughter.]From director Catherine Hardwicke and screenwriter Mark Bacci, the family drama Prisoner’s Daughter finds Max (Brian Cox) needing to reunite with his estranged daughter Maxine (Kate Beckinsale), in order to reside with…
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Tyson Ritter and Catherine Hardwicke on Violence and Prisoner’s Daughter
Prisoner's Daughter is an emotional character study and family drama that follows a prisoner on compassionate release as he struggles to reunite with his estranged daughter and grandson despite his illness. It's a quietly contemplative study of violence with a…
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