“You Alone Are Not Making Anything Happen; It’s a Collective Experience”: Julio César Cedillo (Back To One, Episode 248)
For three decades, Julio César Cedillo has been delivering authentic, nuanced, fully realized performances in films and television series such as Sicario, Cowboys and Aliens, The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, Narcos Mexico, and the new Netflix film Chupa, to name just…
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Oceana Matsumoto makes Film Debut in One True Loves
In this interview, Oceana Matsumoto talks about her debut movie One True Loves, in which she stars along with Phillipa Soo and Simu Liu.Oceana Matsumoto is a child actress. She is best known for her part in the film One…
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Misha Collins Talks ‘Gotham Knights’ and His Two-Face Transformation
From creators Natalie Abrams, Chad Fiveash and James Patrick Stoteraux, The CW drama series Gotham Knights follows Turner Hayes (Oscar Morgan), the adopted son of Bruce Wayne, who has found himself in the dangerous position of being framed for killing…
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What Made Russell Crowe Believe Father Amorth’s Accounts
In Sony Pictures’ The Pope’s Exorcist, Academy Award-winner Russell Crowe portrays the real-life Chief Exorcist of the Vatican, Father Gabriele Amorth. During his interview with Collider’s Perri Nemiroff, Crowe reveals how the reality of the famed exorcist’s life experiences shook…
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The Stars of Am I Being Unreasonable? Get Funny and Real
Female friendship, motherhood, and some pretty thick secrets weave themselves into the inventive tapestry of Am I Being Unreasonable? The wickedly offbeat comedic thriller hybrid debuted in the UK last fall and nabbed four BAFTA TV nominations, including one for…
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J. Smith-Cameron Talks ‘Succession’ Season 4 and the Series Finale
The HBO series Succession is back for its fourth and final season, and the only sure thing when it comes to the Roy family is that there will be power plays, cutthroat moves made, and loyalty will be questioned. Fractured…
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Dove Cameron & Aaron Tveit Talk ‘Schmigadoon!’ Season 2 and Schmicago
From co-creator Cinco Paul, the Apple TV+ original series Schmigadoon! is back for Season 2, this time exploring the world of ‘60s and ‘70s musicals via the reimagined town of Schmicago. After realizing that their love is true in Season…
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Mickey Reece on Country Gold and Creating Movies Using Country Singers
Director and writer Mickey Reece is back again with another country-inspired film: Country Gold. This is a follow-up of sorts to his movie Alien, which was about Elvis Presley. But there’s a twist this time: he’s starring in it, too,…
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“Self-Aware Doesn’t Work for Us”: Joe Dante on The Movie Orgy, Matinee at 30 and William Castle’s The Tingler
Matinee. All of Joe Dante‘s films revolve around distinctly American paranoias—consumerism, threats to the nuclear family, suburban NIMBY sensibilities—but none feel more entrenched in a tangible era of American anxiety than Matinee. Now 30 years old, the film takes place…
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‘Perry Mason’ EPs Susan Downey & Michael Begler on Possibility of Season 3
In Season 2 of the HBO series Perry Mason, the height of the Great Depression sees the man himself (Matthew Rhys), along with assistant Della Street (Juliet Rylance) and ex-cop Paul Drake (Chris Chalk), on a new legal case, this…
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Steven Krueger on Ben’s Dwindling Authority
[Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for Yellowjackets, Season 2, Episode 3, "Digestif."] Every single character in Yellowjackets is at risk, but it’s looking like Steven Krueger’s Coach Ben is in an especially precarious situation right now. Ben was at…
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Peyton List Talks ‘School Spirits’ and the Final Season of ‘Cobra Kai’
The Paramount+ original drama series School Spirits follows Maddie (Peyton List), a high schooler who unexpectedly finds herself investigating her own mysterious disappearance while all signs point to a murder. Stuck without being able to leave school grounds, alongside a…
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