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‘Sonic The Hedgehog’ Blu-ray Giveaway!
I’m very excited to announce that I have Five (5) Blu-rays of Sonic The Hedgehog up for grabs. The discs, all of which are sealed, also come with the Digital Code and the DVD! Entry details are below!
Sade Louise and Avianna Mynhier Talks “Beautiful Challenge” of ‘Armorsaurs’
Now streaming on Disney+, Armorsaurs centers on a team of teen pilots who, along with their armored dinosaurs, are the only hopes against fighting an alien race bent on destroying Earth. Actresses Sade Louise (“Prisca”) and Avianna Mynhier (“Paloma”) talked to Deepest Dream at the Armorsaurs press junket at MGA Entertainment. Working on a virtual production in South Korea took a ton of imagination, and according to Mynhier it was a “beautiful challenge.”
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“It’s actually my first time in Los Angeles,” said Sade Louise. “I actually live in South Korea. I feel like being here with the cast again – my sister (she looks over to Avianna Mynhier)! I’m still processing and taking in all this energy and love for the show. I’m really excited to see what people think (of Armorsaurs) when it’s out on Disney+.”
For Mynhier, working on a youth centric series was a blessing. “I acted on The Walking Dead and Blue Ridge so it’s all drama,” said the actress. “So this was a gift. I love toys. It’s an entirely different universe but it still has the same thing that I am drawn to as an actress. Which is a female character driving her own destiny. She is in charge of her decisions and she’s powerful (and) capable. When I saw the (Armorsaurs) script, it’s the same draw, but a whole different demographic. I’m really excited to be around kids and make entertainment for kids.”
I asked them about what does it take to make it as an actress in show business. “There’s a lot of roles you don’t get,” said Mynhier, who said that having ‘grit’ is a good trait to have. “Once in a while,we get the luxury of working on amazing projects like (Armorsaurs). But the resilience to stick it out is something that really strikes me.”
“It was a new experience for me to work on a virtual production,” added Louise. “Kind of tying in with that grit, it was very much of a ‘I’m going to leap with both my feet.’I had the support of the people around me to help me progress as an actress.”
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Lili Reinhart And Lola Tung Get “Witchy” In ‘Forbidden Fruits’ Trailer
The official plot description for Forbidden Fruits states that Lili Reinhart plays Apple, a Free Eden employee who “secretly runs a witchy femme cult” at the mall store’s basement after hours. Cherry (Victoria Pedretti) and Fig (Alexandra Shipp) are Apple’s fellow fruits, and new recruit Pumpkin (Lola Tung) is on hand to either strengthen for fracture the close knit crew. Check out the trailer and share your thoughts!
Stacey Tenenbaum’s Inspiring ‘Tough Old Broads’ Documentary Spotlights “Three Incredible Ladies”
Director Stacey Tenenbaum’s documentary Tough Old Broads makes it final screening Friday morning at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. Tenenbaum talked to CinemAddicts host Eric Holmes about her several year journey in making her inspiring project.
Trailer: Charli XCX Explores Energetic And Volcanic Romance With ‘Erupcja’
Charli xcx stars in Erupcja as Bethany, a woman whose boyfriend (Will Madden) is about to propose to her during a romantic vacation in Warsaw, Poland. Their trip goes sideways after a volcanic eruption stalls their plans, leading Bethany to reunite with childhood buddy Nel (Lena Góra). Check out the trailer debut for Erupcja and tell us what you think!
‘ADVENTURE CALLS! Karl May at CCC’ Blu-ray Collection Lands April 28 Release
Eureka Entertainment announced that ADVENTURE CALLS! Karl May at CCC, a Blu-ray collection that is limited to just 2,000 copies, streets in North America April 28, 2026. Seven movies adapted from May’s classic novels are featured in the four-disc set. More details are featured in our post!
Emma Higgins Talks ‘Sweetness’ Indie Filmmaking And Taking A “Huge Swing”
Written and directed by Emma Higgins, Sweetness centers on an introverted teen (Kate Hallett) whose life seemingly takes a turn for the better when her life becomes intertwined with her rock star idol (Herman Tømmeraas). This fateful meeting leads to unexpected occurences, and credit goes to Higgins for crafting an uncompromising and tension filled tale. Higgins talked to Deepest Dream about why Sweetness is far from a sugary tale. Check out the interview below!
Arielle Kebbel and Sophie Skelton Talk “Memories and Experiences” of ‘I Can Only Imagine 2’
I Can Only Imagine 2 hits theaters February 20, and co-stars Arielle Kebbel and Sophie Skelton talked to Deepest Dream about the feature. The interview is just several minutes, but Skelton was able to talk about how playing Shannon Street impacted her life. Kebbel also elaborated on seeing the first hand impact of I Can Only Imagine. Check out the interview below!
Danica Jones Talks “Brutal” Preparation For ‘Hunting Jessica Brok’: “I Gave It Everything”
Hunting Jessica Brok, running at 134 minutes, stars Danica Jones as the titular character, a former Black Ops soldier who is being targeted by Lazar (Richard Lukunku), a warlord who wants his pound of flesh. “It was brutal,” said Jones, who relished the experience of playing such an intense and fully formed character. Check out the full interview with Jones and Lukunku below!
‘Jimpa’ Movie Review: Olivia Colman and John Lithgow Shine In Evocative and Immersive Family Drama
Directed and co-written by Sophie Hyde, Jimpa centers on Frances (Aud Mason-Hyde), a non-binary teenager who wants to live in Amsterdam with her grandfather Jim (John Lithgow) for a year. The bad news is her filmmaker mom Hannah (Olivia Colman) and her dad (Daniel Henshall) still want Frances to live with them in Adelaide, Australia. This is just one of the plot points in this evocative and beautifully structured narrative. Check out our CinemAddicts review below!
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