Til Death Do Us Part, starring Natalie Burn and Cam Gigandet, is a runaway bride movie with a killer twist. Burn plays the woman who leaves her ex-groom and fellow groomsmen at the altar. The bloodthirsty men attempt to track down the bride and kill her, but she is not going down without a fight. Timothy Woodward Jr., a filmmaker whose work includes the underrated Western The Outsider, talked about his latest, genre bending feature.
I was absolutely floored by The Passenger, a thriller starring Kyle Gallner and Johnny Berchtold. All of us at CinemAddicts gave The Passenger five stars, and co-host Eric Holmes talked to director Carter Smith about his first rate feature.
What Comes Around centers on Anna (Grace Van Dien), a teen whose bond with an online stranger (Kyle Gallner) is, for lack of a better, worrisome. He is in. his twenties, and any kind of love connection will understandably be squashed by Anna’s mom Beth (Summer Phoenix). Director Amy Redford talks about not going the obvious melodramatic route with What Comes Around. Instead, the narrative is an uneasy and unpredictable experience. Redford talked to Deepest Dream about her feature, which is now out in theaters and available on VOD.
Filmmaker Tom DeNucci has an all-star cast (Lucas Till,Don Johnson, Tyrese Gibson) to anchor The Collective. The action thriller centers on a group of Good Samaritan assassins tasked with taking down a human trafficking ring. DeNucci talked about why his “blue collar” approach to director has put him in good stead. The Collective is now out in theaters, Digital, and On Demand.
Heartstopper from creator Alice Oseman has received excellent reviews from critics and more importantly has amassed a devoted following. Watching Charlie (Joe Locke) and Nick (Kit Connor) attempt to connect was one of the many arresting elements of the first season. The Heartstopper ensemble was also terrific, and going into season two I was also invested in the prospective relationship of Tao (William Gao) and Elle (Yasmin Finney) as well as Tara (Corinna Brown) and Darcy (Kizzy Edgell). Check out my full YouTube review below!
In celebration of the 100th anniversary of Warner Bros. Studio, the classic supernatural feature The Exorcist hits 4K Ultra HD Disc and Digital on September 19. Such digital retailers as Amazon Prime Video, AppleTV, Google Play and Vudu will be carrying it on Digital.
Paul Luke Bonnenfant as “Daniel,” Daisy Betts as
“Helen,” Kirrilee Berger as “Rebecca” and
Joel Smallbone as “
David.” [Front Row L
- R]Tenz McCall as
“Ben,” JJ Pantano as
“Luke,” Angus K. Caldwell as “Josh” and
Diesel La Torraca as
“Joel” in the drama
UNSUNG HERO,
a Lionsgate release. Photo courtesy of
Lionsgate.
Joel Smallbone and Luke Smallbone are the successful pop duo for King + Country, and their family journey is front and center with Unsung Hero. Lionsgate will release the feature in theaters on April 26, 2024.
Dreamin’ Wild is the true story of Donnie Emerson, a talented singer/songwriter whose debut album with his brother Joe was released with zero fanfare. Some 30 years later, the album Dreamin’ Wild was reissued and met with critical acclaim via Light in the Attic Records. Donnie and his wife Nancy Emerson talked to Find Your Film co-host Eric Holmes about why the movie is more of a drama than a run of the mill music biopic. Both Eric and I loved this film, and this interview with the Emersons gives an insightful look at the picture.
Odd Hours, No Pay, Cool Hat, directed by Gary Matoso and Cameron Zohoori, pays tribute to the nearly 700,000 volunteer firefighters across the country. Viewers get an in-depth look at several diverse individuals as they navigate their daily lives with their passion for public service. Matoso and Zohoori talked to Find Your Film co-host Eric Holmes about their documentary which is now available on digital retailers.
Season two of the first rate animated series Teenage Euthanasia debuts today at Midnight (et/pt) and airs the following day on Max. Series creators Alyson Levy and Alissa Nutting talked about Teenage Euthanasia’s genesis and how being bonded with your family is a central theme. Full interview is up on YouTube and ourFind Your Film podcast!
