MST3K Stars Rebecca Hanson & Felicia Day Discuss the Annual Turkey Day Marathon
Nothing helps wash down turkey gizzards and your uncle's racist rants better than a trip to the Satellite of Love! Mystery Science Theater 3000 is back with its annual Turkey Day Marathon, and they're bringin' all the fixins! Season 13…
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Brandon Scott Jones on the Show’s Masterful Mix of Laughs & Heart
Brandon Scott Jones is officially a two-time Critics Choice Awards nominee! He was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for his performance in Ghosts last year and now, not only did he snag another nomination in that…
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Taurus Star Maddie Hasson on Acting With Machine Gun Kelly
Ever worked as an assistant in the entertainment industry? Maddie Hasson's character in the new film Taurus may be just the character for you. I found myself relating to her character Ilana on multiple levels as she navigates working for…
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Honor Among Thieves Directors on Dragons & Easter Eggs
Creators John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein’s upcoming fantasy, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, looks epic from the first trailer alone. Already, we’ve glimpsed a few mighty creatures, some menacing foes, and the misfit band of heroes played by…
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“Being an Outsider to Palm Springs Was an Asset”: Sara Newens, Mina T. Son and Courtney Parker on Racist Trees
Racist Trees. Sara Newens and Mina T. Son’s provocatively titled Racist Trees begins as an innocent investigation into the root (no pun intended) of a half-century dispute over a line of 60-foot tamarisks separating a historically Black section of Palm…
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Sam Benjamin Hits Pay Dirt with The Pay Day, an Entertaining Money Caper
Heist films have never been more popular. Nor have the stakes have been higher to entertain audiences. It’s 2022, so looking back, something like 2001’s Ocean’s Eleven, while still enjoyable, may appear somewhat tame as moviegoers head into the mid-2020s.…
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Max Thieriot on Fire Country’s Success & Why Authenticity Is So Important
The CBS freshman series Fire Country follows Bode Donavan (played by creator/star/executive producer Max Thieriot) who, after burning down his own life and ending up with a five-year prison sentence, finds himself back in his hometown in a release program…
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Bones and All Director on His Cannibal Romance Film Starring Timothée Chalamet
"Can the leopard change its spots?" That's the question that filmmaker Luca Guadagnino has been posing in various interviews for his new film Bones and All. Starring his Call Me By Your Name collaborator Timothée Chalamet and Waves actress Taylor…
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“Cameras are Like Film Stocks Now”: DP Peter Deming on The Menu
Anya Taylor-Joy and Nicholas Hoult on set of The Menu (Photo by Eric Zachanowich, courtesy of Searchlight Pictures) In The Menu, entitled dinner guests get more than they bargained for when they travel to a remote island to feast upon…
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Diane Guerrero on Doom Patrol Season 4 Mid-Season Finale & Facing Mortality
The lovable misfits of Doom Patrol are back with Season 4, featuring an all-new series of whacky and insane adventures. Comprising of Crazy Jane (Diane Guerrero), Rita Farr (April Bowlby), Vic Stone (Joivan Wade), Larry Trainor (Matt Bomer / Matthew…
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Milo Gibson and Annet Mahendru Keep it All in the Family in Manifest West
Milo Gibson and Annet Mahendru share common bonds both on and off-screen. In real life, they’re in-laws. Mahendru is married to Gibson’s brother, writer-director Louie Gibson, who’s at the helm of the intense thriller Manifest West. The Brothers Gibson are…
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“If We Wanted To Visualize This at All, We’d Have to Do It Ourselves”: Steve James on A Compassionate Spy
A reenactment from Steve James's doc A Compassionate Spy Steve James’s A Compassionate Spy is an unexpectedly charitable portrait of a man who betrayed his country for a higher cause. Specifically in the case of physicist Ted Hall—still a teenage…
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