Browsing: Director Ruth Paxton

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February 17, 20220By christine

Director Ruth Paxton On Psychological Horror A BANQUET: ‘What’s There At The Heart Of It Is Very Authentic Relationships Between Mothers And Daughters

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Interview by Paul Salfen Click On Video Below A BANQUET is a visually arresting, slow-burning psychological horror that uses subtle supernatural elements to create tension within a family in the midst of a breakdown, exploiting the complicated bond between three generations of mothers and daughters. The film stars Sienna Guillory (Resident Evil film series, High

Majors

September 28, 20260By christine

A Lot Of People Talk To Animals. Not Many People Listen.

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Animal coordinator Andrew Simpson has the job other people invent at ten. Then David Ayer’s Heart of the Beast showed up with Brad Pitt, a combat German Shepherd named Odin, and New Zealand standing in for Alaska. In this AMFM exclusive, Managing Editor Paul Salfen talks to Simpson about the surreal set days, why listening

Majors

September 25, 20260By christine

A Lot of People Talk to Animals. Not Many Listen.

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Animal coordinator Andrew Simpson has the job other people invent at ten and then get told is not a living. Scripts arrive every week. Then David Ayer’s Heart of the Beast landed with Brad Pitt, a combat German Shepherd named Odin, and New Zealand standing in for Alaska — and Simpson called it a no-brainer.

Majors

September 25, 20260By christine

RESIDENT EVIL Movie Minute

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https://www.amfm-magazine.tv/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Resident-Evil.m4a This is Paul Salfen with your KLAK Movie Minute. In theaters now is Residsent Evil, the big screen reboot of the popular video game adaptation and it's a blast. While Milla Jovovich isn't in this one, director Zach Cregger rebooted it, starring Austin Abrams as Bryan, an organ delivery driver. He gets that dreaded

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September 25, 20260By christine

When You Reach the End, That’s When You Find the Beginning: MŌRIAH on “Home to Me” and Jimmy

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MŌRIAH is outside a Franklin coffee shop when the neighbor who taught her Logic Pro walks through the shot — mid-sentence, mid-sermon on Nashville generosity. That is the right temperature for the conversation Paul Salfen came to have. She sings Aaron Burns’s Jimmy out of the theater. “Home to Me,” written with her friend and

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A Lot Of People Talk To Animals. Not Many People Listen.

A Lot of People Talk to Animals. Not Many Listen.

RESIDENT EVIL Movie Minute

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When You Reach the End, That’s When You Find the Beginning: MŌRIAH on “Home to Me” and Jimmy

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Browsing: Director Ruth Paxton

Director Ruth Paxton On Psychological Horror A BANQUET: ‘What’s There At The Heart Of It Is Very Authentic Relationships Between Mothers And Daughters

A Lot Of People Talk To Animals. Not Many People Listen.

A Lot of People Talk to Animals. Not Many Listen.

At The Whim Of A Giant Snake: BEWARE BOIUNA

The Internet Before the Internet: Brian Boone, the Third UNCLE JOHN, on 39 Years in the Stall

She Quit the Cubicle. Then She Wrote the Serial Killer Husband

The Only Black Girl on the Ghost Tour: How a Brunch Joke Became Tiffany D. Jackson’s Spine-Tingling Savannah Mystery GHOST IN THE NIGHT

A Lot Of People Talk To Animals. Not Many People Listen.

A Lot of People Talk to Animals. Not Many Listen.

RESIDENT EVIL Movie Minute

When You Reach the End, That’s When You Find the Beginning: MŌRIAH on “Home to Me” and Jimmy