Interview: Silent Hill: Revelation 3D Writer-Director Michael J. Bassett
Expectations are always sky high when making a feature film, but the pressure is on more so than ever when you’re adapting material with a strong fan base, and so…
Interview: Matthew Lillard Talks Fat Kid Rules the World
Teenagers often struggle with numerous obstacles throughout high school, from not fitting in with their peers to struggling with their body images and how they perceive themselves. That’s certainly the…
Interview: Jane Levy Talks the Evil Dead Remake
Actress Jane Levy talks with Collider about her role in the upcoming remake of “The Evil Dead” written by Sam Raimi and Diablo Cody, produced by Bruce Campbell and starring…
Interview: Silent Hill: Revelation 3D’s Kit Harington
Imagine a romantic stroll through a twisted amusement park where you can win bloody rabbit prizes and ride a carousel powered by the Pyramid Head. That’s the date you’re in…
Interview: Ry Russo-Young On Creating ‘Nobody Walks’
Through the imaginative waters of independent cinema, it’s always intriguing to watch a new movie from that front. You take in a voice, a vision from a director you might…
Interview: Tyler Perry Talks About Alex Cross
Alex Cross reboots the character that Morgan Freeman made famous with Kiss the Girls and Along Came A Spider. It also brings a new career path for Tyler Perry, who…
Interview: Mary Elizabeth Winstead Talks Smashed
Mary Elizabeth Winstead has always proven she could act, even as a part of more ensemble pieces such as Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World and Death Proof. She’s always been…
Interview: The First Time’s Britt Robertson
Apparently actress Britt Robertson likes a good challenge. Writer-director Jon Kasdan’s feature “The First Time” is basically an hour and a half of Robertson and Dylan O’Brien discussing their relationship…
Exclusive: Lizzy Caplan Talks 3,2,1… Frankie Go Boom, Acting Drunk, More
From “Mean Girls” to “Cloverfield,” Lizzy Caplan delivered a string of sharp big screen performances over the last 10 years that rendered her recognizable and appreciated, if not quite an…