Latest giveaway are sealed Blu-rays of Beverly Hills Cop 3 Movie Collection, Fatman, and Synchronic. I purchased all these discs at Walmart. Details are below!!
Vicious Glee And Powerhouse Rosamund Pike Performance Propels Netflix’s ‘I Care A Lot’
Marla Grayson (Rosamund Pike) has developed the perfect grift. The I Care A Lot “protagonist” has become the legal guardian to dozens of elderly people. Through a series of convenient relationships with doctors, elder-care facility officials, and judges, Marla has discovered that a relatively healthy elderly person can prove to be quite lucrative. She liquidates their assets, “tends” to their affairs, and gets very rich in the process. An apex predator, she is also an evil person.
Louise Linton And Ed Westwick Talk “Courage” Behind ‘Me You Madness’ Journey
Directed, starring, and penned by Louise Linton, Me You Madness is an off the wall comedy with a life’s too short mentality. Essentially a two hander with co-star Ed Westwick (Gossip Girl, Enemy Lines), the feature is now available On Demand. My interview with Linton and Westwick is below!
FYF Reviews: ‘Sator,’ ‘Cowboys,’ ‘The World To Come’ And ‘The Au Pair Nightmare’
On the latest Find Your Film podcast we review, praise, and unpack the complexities of the indie horror-thriller Sator. Bruce and Eric also dole out their weekly recommendations, and I have two new films that I’m crazy about (The World to Come, Cowboys).
VIDEO: Kathryn Newton and Kyle Allen Carve Out ‘The Map of Tiny Perfect Things’
Kathryn Newton (Big Little Lies, Freaky) and Kyle Allen (The Path) star in The Map of Tiny Perfect Things as youths who are stuck in an endless loop of living the same day over again. The actors talked to Deepest Dream about a chance encounter before they started working together and why Almost Famous and Groundhoug Day are among their favorite films!
Katherine Waterston And Mona Fastvold Discuss Immersive Nature Of ‘The World To Come’
Katherine Waterston delivers a layered and resonant performance as Abigail, a woman who is trying to find a bit of solace in The World To Come. Directed by Mona Fastvold (The Sleepwalker), this mid-19th century tale, while having its share of immersive compositions, delivers a refreshingly gripping narrative. Fastvold and Waterston talked to Deepest Dream about their collaboration.
Filmmaker Rodney Ascher Explores Simulation Theory With ‘A Glitch in the Matrix’
Filmmaker Rodney Ascher’s (Room 237, The Nightmare) A Glitch in the Matrix explores simulation theory. What if, amidst all the debates about science and religion, we are all living in a simulation? Check out my video interview with Ascher below!