Rob Lowe on Dog Gone and Working with the Daniel Day-Lewis of Dogs
In Netflix’s Dog Gone, actor, producer, and podcast host Rob Lowe plays John Marshall, a father who finds himself on an “epic quest” when his family dog turns up missing. Inspired by a true story, Dog Gone tells the heartwarming…
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Tom Brooke plays Neil in Sam Mendes’ newest film Empire of Light. Check out our interview with the English actor.
When Empire of Light first came Tom Brooke's way, the English actor wasn't interested in work. Though he had worked with director Sam Mendes before — he played Edgar in Mendes' London stage production of King Lear in 2014 —…
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Riley Dandy and Sam Delich Were Freaked Out by the Robotic Santa Claus in Christmas Bloody Christmas
Better not pout—or cry for that matter—because the Robo Santa in writer-director Joe Begos’s Christmas Bloody Christmas—just doesn’t give a reindeer’s crap. Welcome to one of the trippiest, blood-soaked Christmas movies to hit the screen in years. It’s Christmas Eve…
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Janelle Monáe on the Scene That Demanded the Most Cast Support
Looking for someone with peak screen presence? It's Janelle Monáe. Whether it’s in a film or show, via her music, or perhaps even giving an acceptance speech when being recognized for her work, she’s utterly captivating courtesy of her inspiring…
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Redemption and Working Alongside the Legendary Bruce Willis
Action movies and Bruce Willis go hand in hand. From the Die Hard films and Looper to Armageddon and Red, movie audiences can’t get enough of the star. It’s no surprise that Willis has reportedly appeared in films that grossed…
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The Santa Out There Is Frightful in Director Joe Begos’ Christmas Bloody Christmas
Writer-director Joe Begos’ creative ambitions are splattered—literally—all over Christmas Bloody Christmas, the new holiday horror film that finds a robotic toy store Santa Claus getting its wires crossed. The result finds the red-coated wonder going on a bloody killing spree,…
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Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann on Telling a Finite Story
From writers/executive producers Craig Mazin (Chernobyl) and Neil Druckmann (who also wrote the video game of the same name), the highly anticipated HBO series The Last of Us explores what life is like after a viral outbreak has destroyed modern…
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Logan Lerman on Hunters Season 2, Fight Scenes and His Characters New Look
[Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for Season 2 of Hunters.]In the Amazon Studios series Hunters, the world’s most infamous Nazi, Adolf Hitler, is far too much to resist for the team of Nazi hunters that were fighting to rid…
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Sinqua Walls Talks Starring in Nanny, Working with Nikyatu Jusu, and Upcoming Roles
It was recently announced that director Nikyatu Jusu will be honored at Sundance in January. No surprise there, since Nanny was a big winner at the festival earlier this year. The film tells a tale of displacement as we follow…
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Director Daniel Zirilli on Corralling a Posse of Seasoned Actors in Renegades
Fans of Nick Moran (Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Hounded), Lee Majors (Six-Million Dollar Man, The Fall Guy), and Danny Trejo (The Book of Boba Fett, A Tale of Two Guns, From Dusk…
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Andrea Riseborough on To Leslie’s Awards Season Journey
Andrea Riseborough is one of the most exciting creators out there right now. If you can’t get behind that statement, odds are, you haven’t seen enough of her one-of-a-kind filmography. From Birdman to Battle of the Sexes, Black Mirror, Mandy,…
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Filmmakers Sheena M. Joyce and Don Argott on Their Powerful Showtime Docuseries Spector
When producer/director Sheena M. Joyce and director/cinematographer Don Argott were approached by the creative team at Lightbox Entertainment to make a four-part series on legendary music producer Phil Spector, they asked themselves, “Why Spector? And why now?” Surely the world…
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