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Chadwick Boseman Talks ‘Black Panther’ Impact And ’21 Bridges’ Challenge

Chadwick Boseman (Black Panther) produced and stars in 21 Bridges, the story of a police officer (Boseman) who has Manhattan closed off as he and his colleagues attempt to find a couple of cop killers (Taylor Kitsch, Stephan James). During a recent interview, Boseman talked about the physically taxing work schedule of 21 Bridges and the lasting impact of Black Panther.

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Frank Sabatella Delivers A Bit Of Horror And Evocative Storytelling With ‘The Shed’

The Shed has a great concept for a straight line horror flick, but director Frank Sabatella opted for more layered and resonant storyline. That gamble definitely pays off, and during our 10-minute phoner he talked about why, as much as he loved horror for horror’s sake, there are much more cinematic tools (pun intended) to be found in The Shed.

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Chloë Grace Moretz And Amandla Stenberg Explore Mysterious Disappearance In ‘Gaslight’ Podcast

A year or so ago I was hooked on the Homecoming podcast and ultimately binge watched the Amazon Prime Video series, but since then I haven’t dived into another audio tale (my daily pods are the GaryVee Audio Experience). That empty space will soon be filled with Gaslight, a new podcast toplined by Chloë Grace Moretz. Details on the upcoming show are below!

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‘The Mandalorian’ Takes On Western Tropes And Carves New Path For ‘Star Wars’ Universe

The Mandalorian writer/director Jon Favreau talked about how George Lucas as well as Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth helped shape his love for storytelling. After watching The Mandalorian, once can also see how much Favreau loves Westerns. In the post below, I’ll give my brief thoughts on episode one of The Mandalorian – so SPOILERS AHEAD!

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Ella Balinska Discusses The “Sisterhood” And “Strength” Behind ‘Charlie’s Angels’

Ella Balinska describes her latest film Charlie’s Angels as a “fun, loving and incredible story,” and during the film’s premiere she talked about what makes the movie tick. Audio of Balinska is also featured in our post!

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‘Echo in the Canyon’ Review: Jakob Dylan Anchors Immersive Documentary On The California Sound

Director Andrew Slater’s documentary Echo in the Canyon starts off with Jakob Dylan asking Tom Petty who to properly pronounce the Rickenbacker guitar. It’s an amusing opener, as Petty strums a bit before jokingly tells the viewer that the rest will cost too much. Actually, Echo in the Canyon is a priceless and value added look at the merging of folk and rock, a blend that was honed and crafted up in the hills of Laurel Canyon, California. Petty, who passed in 2017, was a fan of that era, and he is just one of the many reasons to check out the documentary.

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‘Godzilla: King of the Monsters’ And ‘Shaft’ Blu-ray Giveaway From CinemAddicts!

It’s been forever and a day since I’ve done a Blu-ray giveaway, so this time out I’m offering up my Blu-ray copies of Shaft and Godzilla: King of the Monsters. Details below (digital code not included).

 

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