This episode we're chatting with Simon Cox, the writer, director, and producer of Invasion Planet Earth, a new film about a doctor who leads a group of patients at the clinic where he works in their journey to escape a massive alien invasion. In the film, Simon Haycock plays Thomas Dunn, a doctor who has […]
Paradise Hills is Spanish fashion creative and photographer Alice Waddington's science-fiction thriller feature debut, in which Emma Roberts plays a girl who wakes up on an isolated island in a facility run by the sinister Duchess played by Milla Jovovich, to whom high-class families send their daughters to become perfect versions of themselves. Paradise Hills takes place in a […]
Today is the day! The continuation of David Milch-created Shakespearean Western series Deadwood by way of Deadwood: The Movie. 13 years ago, the series was unceremoniously cancelled before getting to end it's tale of the South Dakota mining town denizens. It felt, to fans and cast alike, that the camp candle had been snuffed far too soon for the […]
We are SO CLOSE to the premiere of HBO's much-longed for continuation of David Milch-created Shakespearean Western series Deadwood by way of Deadwood: The Movie. 13 years ago, the series was unceremoniously cancelled before getting to end it's tale of the South Dakota mining town denizens. It felt, to fans and cast alike, that the camp candle had […]
It's been nigh-on 13 years since HBO's incredible Shakespearean Western series Deadwood was unceremoniously cancelled before getting to end it's tale of the South Dakota mining town denizens. It felt, to fans and cast alike, that the camp candle had been snuffed far too soon for the David Milch-masterclass of a show in 2006, and […]
Anytime we get to chat with prolific (and Emmy-winning) composer Bear McCreary, it's a good day. Admittedly, he's a friend, met several years ago after that incident of moving a locked piano across a very-large-Texas-sized convention center, and a panel moderation with said piano. Aside from being a pretty cool guy to chat with, he's […]
As a longtime Star Trek: Deep Space Nine fan, this has been a super surreal week of work interviews, readers. Seriously. You can kind of sort of get the impression of fulfilling a fangirl's dream when I got to speak with Nana Visitor, who played Major Kira Nerys on the third live-action Star Trek series (which you can read here), Armin Shimerman who […]
Another bit of author's personal backstory before jumping into my chat with Chase Masterson, who played Leeta on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine– I produce and attend several conventions during the year. I meet a lot of people both in front of and behind the scenes for series, films, and various enterprises (ha!). There have […]
As a longtime Star Trek: Deep Space Nine fan, this has been a super surreal week of work interviews, readers. Seriously. You can kind of sort of get the impression of fulfilling a fangirl's dream when I got to speak with Nana Visitor, who played Major Kira Nerys on the third live-action Star Trek series (which you can read here), Armin […]
As a longtime Star Trek: Deep Space Nine fan, this has been a super surreal week of work interviews, readers. Seriously. You can kind of sort of get the impression of fulfilling a fangirl's dream when I got to speak with Nana Visitor, who played Major Kira Nerys on the third live-action Star Trek series (which […]
Bit of a back story before diving into our interview with Nana Visitor, who played Major Kira on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine– >This< writer grew up a Star Trek fan when it wasn't cool. It wasn't cool to love something so nerdy, and it waaaaay wasn't cool to be a GIRL who loved something nerdy. Oddly enough, […]
Travis Stevens talks about his writing and directing debut, Girl on the Third Floor, which premieres in March at South by Southwest. We talk about how the film came together in an actual Illinois home with its own mysterious past, and what makes haunted houses tick. Bursting pipes, rotting walls, and unidentifiable slime were not […]
Netflix is releasing Polar, a film by director Jonas Akerlund starring Mads Mikkelson and Vanessa Hudgens based on the graphic novel series by Victor Santos this week. We were lucky enough to be able to see the film early, and speak with Akerlund about the resulting movie. There aren't spoilers here, other than allusions to strong emotional work from Mikkelson […]
At Fantastic Fest 2018, Castle of Horror Co-Host Tony Salvaggio was able to sit down with Writer/Director Henry Dunham to discuss his film The Standoff at Sparrow Creek, a taut thriller with a timely conceit. An armed militia realizes that one of their own is a cop-killer, and in the tense hours after the shooting, […]
One of the big horror hits at the 2018 box office was The Nun, the latest film set in The Conjuring universe of films. Telling the story of the Demon Nun Valek, the film scored big time grossing $365 million on only a $22 million budget. Much of that success was due to director Corin […]
[Editor's note: this piece about An Evening With Beverly Luff Linn team comes to us from Bleeding Cool contributor Tony Salvaggio.] At this year's Fantastic Fest I was able to catch one of my favorite comedies of the year, An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn. Equal parts charming and absurd, director Jim Hosking (who directed last […]
We personally still get extremely excited anytime we get to speak with someone from a property that we love, and chatting with Ariana Richards who played Lex in the first Jurassic Park film was certainly one of those experiences. If you'll recall, Richards played computer-savy Lex in Steven Spielberg's 1993 cinema adaptation of the dinosaur adventure based on Michael Crichton's […]
You'll hear a lot of hubbub surrounding Crazy Rich Asians about how it's a monumental moment for Asians and Asian Americans on screen. All that chatter is 100% true. It's been 25 years since the last feature film came out starring Asians and Asian Americans in the lead roles. Joy Luck Club was the last role to feature a […]
One would not necessarily expect someone who rose to prominence as a YouTube star to be the writer and director of what is one of the best films of the year so far. Yet somehow Bo Burnham is that person. I'll confess that I wasn't familiar with Burnham's internet presence and clout before seeing the […]
The Year of Spectacular Men is a good ol' fashioned family affair. The film is the feature writing (and composing) debut of Madelyn Deutch (50 to 1) and stars her sister, Zoey Deutch (Everybody Wants Some!!, Set It Up), AND it's directed by none other than their mother Lea Thompson (Back to the Future, Howard the Duck), who […]
