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Exclusive Interview – Leviticus director Adrian Chiarella & star Joe Bird discuss turning homophobia into a monster

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Leviticus’ Adrian Chiarella joins actor Joe Bird for an interview on the new horror film… “How do we turn homophobia into a monster?” pondered writer and director of Leviticus, Adrian Chiarella. Revealed in our brand-new interview with the filmmaker, we get insight into the creative process in what I’ve dubbed the year’s most heartbreaking horror […]

Exclusive Interview – Beast of Borikén writer Julio Anta and artist Daniel Irizarri

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Rachel Bellwoar chats with Julio Anta and Daniel Irizarri about their upcoming comic book series Beast of Borikén … Loli isn’t the only one upset that developers are trying to build a resort in the town where she lives. It turns out the construction is disturbing el Chupacabra as well, but will be the cryptid […]

Exclusive Interview – Eddie Marsan on Finding Humanity in Epic Pictures’ No Ordinary Heist

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Eddie Marsan has built a career spanning films like Sherlock Holmes, Deadpool 2 and Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw, but his latest project, No Ordinary Heist, takes him into new territory—a bank heist thriller rooted in true events. Inspired by the 2004 Northern Bank robbery—one of the largest cash heists in UK and […]

Exclusive Interview – Nickey van Tooren talks latest film A Tough Pill to Swallow

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In an industry where actors often wait for the right role to arrive, Nickey van Tooren is building her own. With her upcoming film A Tough Pill to Swallow, the Netherlands-born, Los Angeles-based actress steps firmly into her voice as a storyteller, writing, producing, and starring in a project that explores identity, internal conflict, and […]

Exclusive Interview – Michael Beach on Dirty Hands, collaborations, and remembering Patrick Muldoon

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Tai Freligh chats with Dirty Hands actor Michael Beach… The crime thriller genre has long explored the fatal consequences of one bad decision, and writer-director Kevin Interdonato’s Dirty Hands strips that premise down to its raw, gritty essentials. Out now on VOD and digital, the film transforms a routine drug deal into a desperate, 80-minute […]

Exclusive Interview – Over Your Dead Body Director Jorma Taccone

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Robert Kojder chats with Over Your Dead Body director Jorma Taccone… Perhaps most known as a member of the songwriting/filmmaking comedy troupe The Lonely Island, Jorma Taccone is a successful director in his own right, having helmed what is easily one of the funniest movies of the past 20 years in Popstar: Never Stop Never […]

A 360-Degree View of Tourette’s: I Swear Star Robert Aramayo – Exclusive Interview

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Robert Kojder chats with I Swear star Robert Aramayo… With star Robert Aramayo fresh off a much-deserved acting BAFTA for the Tourette syndrome activist and campaigner John Davidson biopic, titled I Swear and directed by Kirk Jones, and now the North American theatrical release of the film (distributed by Sony Pictures Classics) underway, there is […]

Exclusive Interview – Francesco Dalli Cani on psychological thriller Roomination

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For actor and filmmaker Francesco Dalli Cani, some of the most compelling stories don’t begin with scale, they begin with trust. That ethos defines Roomination, a psychological thriller born not out of a studio system, but out of years of creative collaboration, shared growth, and an unfiltered desire to tell something honest. Directed by Cesar […]

Blurring Boundaries Between Mediums: Exit 8 Director Genki Kawamura – Exclusive Interview

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Robert Kojder chats with Exit 8 director Genki Kawamura… A prolific producer because Japanese cinema – ranging from stamping his name on the works of Hirokazu Koreeda, Makoto Shinkai, and more – Genki Kawamura is breaking into writing and directing himself. With one feature-length and short to his name so far (the latter of which […]