‘Rabbit Trap’ Movie Review: Dev Patel And Rosy McEwen Explore A “Magic” And “Mysterious” World
Sean Ellis Talks “Dark And Twisted” Journey Of Orlando Bloom Headlined ‘The Cut’
Filmmaker Sean Ellis (Metro Manila, Anthropoid, The Cursed) brings a unique vision to whichever genre he tackles. With The Cut, he follows the journey of a former boxer (Orlando Bloom) who will return to the ring only if he makes the weight. If the pugilist doesn’t make “the cut” (Bloom’s character needs to lose 30 pounds in six days), then the match won’t take place. It’s a nice twist to a boxing movie, and Ellis talked to Deepest Dream about his latest project and also reflects on his directing journey.
James Dommek Jr. and Kahlil Hudson Talk ‘Blood & Myth’ And Teddy Kyle Smith Meeting
Emmy Award winning filmmaker Kahlil Hudson (Navajo Police: Class 57, Independent Lens ep. ‘Wildland’) collaborated with storyteller James Dommek Jr. for the documentary Blood & Myth. Based on Dommek Jr.’s bestselling Audible original Midnight Son, the documentary premieres September 4 on Hulu.
Rebekah Kennedy Talks “Crazy Ride” of ‘Traumatika’ And Horror Films Appreciation
Rebekah Kennedy reunites with Two Witches director Pierre Tsigaridis for Traumatika. Their latest collaboration hits theaters September 12, and Kennedy discussed her appreciation of the horror genre. She also reflected on one of the most important pieces of acting advice she received (while working on Criminal Minds) and why she loves working with Tsigaridis.
‘Eddington’ Movie Review: Ari Aster Delivers “Subversive” Satire With Joaquin Phoenix
Eddington, directed and written by Ari Aster, currently rests at 65% (audience) and 69% (critics) on Rotten Tomatoes. Starring Joaquin Phoenix and Pedro Pascal, the feature is now available for rent/purchase on Digital and hits Blu-ray and 4K Blu-ray on October 21. Since CinemAddicts co-host Bruce Purkey is a huge Aster fan, he was already in the bag for an Eddington positive review. Check out his take on the film as he discusses why this “subversive” film absolutely works!
‘Bring Her Back’ Movie Review: A Harsh, Harrowing Sally Hawkins Horror
Talk To Me filmmakers Danny and Michael Philippou continued their momentum this year with the acclaimed horror thriller Bring Her Back. Though Amy Madigan has received awards heat for her showy turn in Weapons, Sally Hawkins is just as memorable, proving there is more than one horror queen in 2025! CinemAddicts co-host Bruce Purkey delivers his Bring Her Back movie review below!
Michael Angelo Covino and Kyle Marvin Talk ‘Splitsville’ And “North Star” Influence of Buster Keaton
Watching Michael Angelo Covino and Kyle Marvin’s latest feature Splitsville reminded me of Buster Keaton’s classic feature The General. Crafting memorable physical comedy and visually arresting cinematic compositions are qualities they share with the silent film star icon, so I started our interview with a Keaton question . . .
Linda Purl And Patrick Duffy Talk ‘Hollywood Grit’ And Duffy’s Dough Journey
Linda Purl and Patrick Duffy support each other as partners in life and work with their recent Hollywood Grit collaboration. A film noir dramedy filled with jazz and standout performances, the feature boasts memorable work from both actors. Purl is a hard driving jazz club owner who will do anything to keep her business thriving, and Duffy plays her husband Clarence, the club’s co-owner who simply wants to ride off into the sunset and retire. The characters are part of the twisted and deadly web behind Hollywood Grit, as they may hold the key to a jazz singer’s (Ysabela Espinosa) disappearance. Purl and Duffy talked to Deepest Dream about the film, working together, and their new venture Duffy’s Dough.
Max Martini Reflects On “Artistically Freeing” Experience of ‘Hollywood Grit’
Take one look at Max Martini’s career and you will see a ton of, as Martini describes, “uniformed roles.” That said, he infuses these parts with three dimensional layers (check out his work in The Unit and Sgt. Will Gardner). Hollywood Grit is an entirely different venture for Martini, as he plays Grit Thorn, an alcoholic private investigator who is on a seemingly fruitless search for his missing daughter (Ysabela Espinosa). Martini talked to Deepest Dream about Hollywood Grit and reflects on his past cinematic collaborations with Guillermo del Toro (Pacific Rim) , Michael Bay (13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi) and George Clooney (The Tender Bar).
‘Witchboard’ Movie Review: Madison Iseman Headlined Horror Is A “Silly Mess”
