Celyn Jones Was Jazzed to Work with Rebel Wilson in The Almond and the Seahorse
“The almond” and “the seahorse” are nicknames given to the parts of our brains that lay down new memories and hold on to the old ones. That proves to be a tricky thing for Joe (played by Celyn Jones) in…
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Finn Wolfhard & Jesse Eisenberg on When You Finish Saving the World & Music
As we head into 2023’s Sundance Film Festival, Jesse Eisenberg’s directorial debut, When You Finish Saving the World, is celebrating its wide release after premiering at last year’s Sundance. The A24 indie stars Stranger Things’ Finn Wolfhard, Julianne Moore, Alisha…
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Director Magnus Gertten on Excavating an LGBTQ+ Holocaust Love Story
Many years after the tragedy of the Holocaust, the world is still coming to learn about the many people and faces who slipped between history's cracks. A 2022 documentary, Nelly & Nadine, takes inspiration from footage of concentration camp survivors…
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Christian Slater on What Appealed to Him About the Show
If you’ve been anywhere around film and television for the last thirty years, you’re likely familiar with Christian Slater. The actor has garnered over a hundred credits to his name since his debut in the early ‘80s, ranging from cult…
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Anna Kendrick on Alice, Darling and the Bad Rumors Swirling About Actors
Anna Kendrick has already made quite the mark on this industry with an Oscar nomination for Up in the Air, a hit franchise with the Pitch Perfect films and then some, but she’s in the process of furthering her influence…
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Sonic Prime’s Producer and Star on Expanding the Sonic Franchise
Sonic the Hedgehog has been a beloved video game character for several generations now, winning over gamers and casual television watchers alike with his spunky personality. Netflix is soon to release a newest edition to the franchise, Sonic Prime, where…
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Matt Reeves Says Making Cloverfield Was a “Weird High-Wire Act”
Long before his acclaimed entry to the Dark Knight’s onscreen adaptations with The Batman, director Matt Reeves essentially revived the found-footage genre with 2008’s sci-fi, Cloverfield. Nearing the film’s 15th anniversary, Collider’s Steve Weintraub spoke with Reeves about the experience…
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Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special Animator on Creating Those Bookend Scenes
'Tis the season for... holiday specials. Film, television, you name it. And this year, that notion even extends to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, believe it or not. First, there was Werewolf by Night in time for Halloween on Disney+. Now,…
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Creator David Wells Explains Why The Show Is Ending
[Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for Season 2 of Hunters.] In the Amazon Studios series Hunters, the world’s most infamous Nazi, Adolf Hitler, is far too much to resist for the team of Nazi hunters that were fighting to…
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Brandon Scott Jones on Relationship With Beatrice
Home TV News ‘Ghosts’: Why Brandon Scott Jones Hopes to Explore the Isaac/Beatrice Relationship More "Doing something that people are just getting to publicly explore a little bit more now, I think could be really cool." Image via CBS If…
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Phil Tippett on the Meaning of Mad God and the Disturbing Film’s Blu-Ray Release
Every blue moon, a truly artistic and experimental film sprouts up from the dark cinematic cracks where so many great movies slip into. From Eraserhead to The Tree of Life, the intersection of popularity and avant-garde visions are few and…
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Josh Radnor on Hunters Season 2 and His Favorite Fight Scene
[Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for Season 2 of Hunters.]In the Amazon Studios series Hunters, the world’s most infamous Nazi, Adolf Hitler, is far too much to resist for the team of Nazi hunters that were fighting to rid…
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