Director Darren Aronofsky Says Casting Brendan Fraser in The Whale ‘Needed to Happen’
When Oscar buzz first began building around Brendan Fraser’s performance in The Whale several months ago, director Darren Aronofsky (Requiem For A Dream, Black Swan, The Wrestler) knew he had to be frank with film festival audiences. Oftentimes, he shared…
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That 90s Show Cast Talks Favorite Episodes, Season 2, & That 70s Show
Ironically, Mark Brazill and Bonnie and Terry Turner’s hit series, That 70s Show, took the late '90s by storm. Following a group of friends in 1970s Wisconsin, the show mostly takes place in the home of the Forman’s where the…
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“This ‘Space Problem’ Became Our Problem”: Ido Mizrahy on The Longest Goodbye
The Longest Goodbye. Photo Credit: (NASA/Bill Ingalls) With NASA under “presidential orders” to land humans on Mars by 2033—and the industry titans of Silicon Valley rushing to make space exploration sexy again (not to mention cash in on that lucrative…
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Scare Package Mastermind Aaron B. Koontz Talks Bloody Horror Sequel
Scare Package was one of the most ridiculous, gory, and intelligently funny horror parodies of the past few years. A Shudder original, the film used the anthology format to string together a meta-movie about video store owner Rad Chad and…
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Matthew Macfadyen & Kevin R. McNally on Playing Real People
Truth really is stranger than fiction — just ask Matthew Macfadyen and Kevin R. McNally, stars of the new Britbox limited series, Stonehouse, based on the wild true story of an MP’s attempts at evading the law. Hailing from A…
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Adam Devine Dishes on Pitch Perfect TV Show Bumper in Berlin
Barring Buffy and M*A*S*H, it's not often that a television spin-off of a hit movie actually stands on its own and succeeds in the medium. Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin, however, does a great job at creating something delightfully quirky…
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“To Change Reality, You Need to Change the Narrative”: E Mãlama Pono, Willy Boy Director Scott W. Kekama Amona at Hawaii International Film Festival 2023
E Mãlama Pono, Willy Boy At the end of the recent Hawai’i International Film Festival, Filmmaker reached out to director Scott W. Kekama Amona to learn more about E Mãlama Pono, Willy Boy, which won the festival’s Audience Award for Best…
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Director and Writer Casper Kelly on Adult Swim Yule Log
The yule log has become a Christmas staple, whether it’s a fake one projected on a television screen or a cozy fireplace in the living room. This year, Adult Swim and Casper Kelly had something different in mind. The beloved,…
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The Apology Star Linus Roache and its Director Discuss the Anna Gunn Thriller
The Apology is a fascinating film which intentionally abandons the structures of suspense that hold up most thrillers. Instead of constructing a mystery based on withholding information, The Apology quickly reveals who the primary antagonist is; rather than making him…
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Debra Jo Rupp & Kurtwood Smith on Reprising Iconic Roles
In That '70s Show, though the hit series focused on Eric Forman (played by Topher Grace) and his friends, it was grumpy Red Forman and his ever-cheerful wife Kitty, played by Kurtwood Smith and Debra Jo Rupp respectively, that stole…
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Christina Moore on Personal Triumph and Creating Holiday Magic in I Believe in Santa
Christina Moore, known for iconic roles like Laurie Forman in That '70s Show and Tracy Clark in 90210, has been in the industry for decades. While many may recognize her from her roles, she has also produced several films, including…
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Missing Filmmakers on How Ryan Coogler Encouraged Them to Make the Sequel
If you missed out on Collider’s early screening and Q&A of the Searching follow-up film Missing starring Storm Reid, no worries! Perri Nemiroff moderated the post-screening interview with directors Will Merrick and Nicholas Johnson, Reid, and producers Natalie Qasabian, Sev…
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