Felissa Rose Screams And Wants Your Soul In ‘A Nun’s Curse’ Trailer
The selling point for the trailer for A Nun’s Curse comes when scream queen Felissa Rose yells “May God Have Mercy On Your Soul!” Rose, best known for such films as Sleepaway Camp and Silent Night, Zombie Night seems to have a meaty role in the film. Details in our post!
‘Bombshell’ Digital Code Giveaway From CinemAddicts!
These days most of our movie watching is done at home. To honor Women’s History Month, Lionsgate has offered up digital codes for Bombshell, as well as several other films (Judy, A Simple Favor, The Spy Who Dumped Me, and The Hunger Games). Details below!
Addison Riecke Talks ‘Banana Split’ Experience And Filmmaking Ambitions
Addison Riecke (The Thundermans, A Girl Named Jo, The Beguiled) is coming into her own as a young actress and she lands the funniest lines in the new comedy Banana Split. During the interview, Riecke discussed what makes Banana Split a unique film and why working behind the camera is definitely in the offing.
Sarah Wayne Callies On The Power of Television: “We Are Defined By The Stories That We Tell”
Sarah Wayne Callies has been an integral part of popular and acclaimed TV shows (Prison Break, The Walking Dead), and now she explores the family drama genre with Council of Dads. In the video below, Callies talks about what she loves about working on television and how growing up in Hawaii impacted her own storytelling passions.
‘Blow The Man Down’ Review: Film Noir Flourishes Highlight Engrossing Seabound Tale
Blow The Man Down starts in unpredictable fashion, as a group of fisherman sing the iconic seafaring tune in unison. Directing/writing team Bridget Savage Cole and Danielle Crudy shoot their Maine set tale knowing that time is of the essence. Grabbing viewers right from the jump is a great thing, but what happens after the melody dies?
‘Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn’ Hits Digital On March 24
Birds of Prey and the Fabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn hits Digital on March 24. This film is one of my favorite releases this year; special features and info on the release are below!
#41 I’ve Got a Movie to Make: Creating a Silver Lining (Week 41 of 116)
When bad things happen to me I make it a point to make sure something positive comes out of it. The current situation is a great opportunity for that method to take effect.
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Flick City Episode 5: Interviews With Sidney Flanigan, Talia Ryder, And Katharine O’Brien
On Episode 5 of “Flick City,” actress Sidney Flanigan talks about finding the courage to play the lead role of Autumn in “Never Rarely Sometimes Always.” Co-star Talia Ryder talks about her love for “Little Miss Sunshine” and “Witness for the Prosecution.” Both actresses have a bright future ahead of them (and they’re both terrific in the film). Movie is now playing in New York and Los Angeles and goes wide April 3.
Director Katharine O’Brien picks “Chinatown” as her favorite film, and she explains why director John Cassavetes was an influence in her feature “Lost Transmissions.” Los Angeles set film, now out in theaters and On Demand, stars Simon Pegg and Juno Temple.
I briefly touch on underrated actress Rhonda Fleming. Several of her credits (“The Killer is Loose,” “Gunfight at the O.K. Corral” and “Simply Scarlet” are discussed as we close out the episode!
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Flick City 5– Duration: 42:48
Talia Ryder Reflects On The Grit And Honesty Of ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’
Never Rarely Sometimes Always is the intimate portrait of Autumn (Sidney Flanigan), a teenager who travels to New York City with her cousin Skylar (Talia Ryder) to get an abortion. The feature, which won the Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize at the Berlin Film Festival, is a bracing and immersive look at how two young women persevere through an extremely challenging experience. During our phone interview, Ryder talked about how director Eliza Hittman’s attention to storytelling detail actually impacted her own life.