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Exclusive Interview – Kellan Lutz on Twilight reunion with Cam Gigandet in Desert Dawn

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Tai Freligh chats with Kellan Lutz about Desert Dawn… Kellan Lutz (Twilight Saga, Immortals, Extraction) stars in Desert Dawn as a newly appointed small-town sheriff with his reluctant deputy, played by Cam Gigandet (Priest, Twilight Saga, Love Hurts), who find themselves entangled in a web of deceit and corruption when the murder of a mysterious […]

Exclusive Interview – Composer Tim Wynn talks Final Destination: Bloodlines

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Robert Kojder chats with Final Destination: Bloodlines composer Tim Wynn… Not even Death can kill off a successful, entertaining franchise like Final Destination. A key component of that revitalization comes from the orchestra score courtesy of Tim Wynn. He is an accomplished composer across several media, ranging from film (Freaks) to television (Supernatural) to video […]

Exclusive Interview – Angus MacLachlan discusses A Little Prayer

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Robert Kojder chats with A Little Prayer writer-director Angus MacLachlan… At Sundance 2023, writer/director Angus MacLachlan premiered A Little Prayer, a quietly moving study of a messy family primarily from the perspective of its patriarch, Bill, played by the always wonderful David Strathairn. Much closer to his son David’s (Will Pullen) partner Tami (a beautifully nuanced turn […]

Exclusive Interviews – Ashley Greene and Shawn Ashmore on new horror It Feeds

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Black Fawn’s latest horror film It Feeds has been released theatrically across Canada and several countries around the world. We were able to chat with the film’s lead stars Ashley Greene and Shawn Ashmore on their roles in the film, re-teaming after their previous 2021 horror film Aftermath. It Feeds sees Greene as Cynthia, a mother and psychiatrist with […]

Exclusive Interview – VFX Supervisor Edward Douglas on Oz Perkins’ The Monkey

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EJ Moreno sits down with Edward Douglas to discuss the VFX of The Monkey… Crafting the visual look and style for something like The Monkey is no easy task. From matching the tone written by Oz Perkins to accenting some of the more outlandish kills, no one knows how tedious this could be unless you’ve […]

Exclusive Interview – The Ballad of Wallis Island writers and stars Tim Key and Tom Basden

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Robert Kojder chats with The Ballad of Wallis Island writers/stars Tim Key and Tom Basden…  In 2007, the three-man team of director James Griffiths and screenwriters/leads Tim Key and Tom Basden made the award-winning short film The One and Only Herb McGwyer Plays Wallis Island. Centered on a man living on a stunningly beautiful remote […]

Suspense thriller Death Among the Pines announced by Flickering Myth and Shepka Productions

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Hot off their recent collaboration on gothic horror movie The Baby in the Basket (out now in the US and UK), Flickering Myth, Shepka Productions and Jolliffe Productions have announced a follow-up project, Death Among the Pines, will begin production next month ahead of a 2026 release. With a screenplay penned by genre writer Tom […]

Exclusive Interview – The Flight on the music of Assassin’s Creed: Shadows

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The music of the Assassins Creed franchise has always been at its core. We sat down with the composers of the latest entry Assassin’s Creed: Shadows, The Flight (Joe and Alexis) to discuss how they first got involved with the project. They also covered the differences between Odyssey their previous work on the franchise and […]

Exclusive Interview – Early Star Wars animation and introducing Boba Fett with Michael Hirsh & Clive Smith

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Tai Freligh chats with  Michael Hirsh and Clive Smith, producers of The Story of the Faithful Wookiee, Droids and Ewoks, ahead of their Star Wars Celebration panel in Japan… Prepare to meet the men behind the legend—Boba Fett—who premiered in an animated short in 1978’s The Star Wars Holiday Special. We’re taking a deep dive […]

The Legacy of Avatar: The Last Airbender 20 Years On

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Ricky Church on the legacy of Avatar: The Last Airbender… It is rather rare in this modern age of TV animation to get a show that speaks to both children and adult audiences through its story, characters and philosophy which is perhaps why Avatar: The Last Airbender remains so significant 20 years after its premiere. The series […]