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The fire crackles low, the night presses in, and somewhere beyond the flickering light a child’s touch can end a life. That is the world of Killing Faith, the new supernatural Western set in the plague-scarred Arizona Territory of 1849. At its center stands Sarah—a freed woman convinced her daughter is possessed—and Dr. Bender, a

Interview by Paul Salfen In the world of indie horror-comedy, where blood splatters meet belly laughs, few films dare to swing as wildly as The Weedhacker Massacre. This gleefully absurd slasher follows a hapless cast and crew who unwittingly set up shop on the site of long-ago gruesome murders—only for the masked killer to make

Interview by Paul Salfen In the heart of the Ozark Mountains, where rolling hills hide secrets as old as the land itself, the new film Violent Ends unfolds a gripping story of love, betrayal, and the futile pursuit of vengeance. Directed by JM, this raw and unpredictable tale stars Billy Magnussen as Lucas Frost, an

Interview by Paul Salfen In the sun-baked expanse of Las Cruces, New Mexico, where white sands stretch like an otherworldly canvas and the weight of real-world struggles hangs heavy in the air, a small team of filmmakers gathered to create something extraordinary. It was here, amid national parks and late-night diners, that Oscar-nominated documentary director

Interview by Paul Salfen In the rolling green hills of North County Dublin, where the Irish Sea whispers against the cliffs, Gillen Castle stood as both a majestic backdrop and a character in its own right for the filming of Glitched, a family-friendly sci-fi adventure that’s as heartwarming as it is innovative. Directed by Zoe

Interview by Paul Salfen In a cinematic landscape dominated by superheroes and sequels, Derek Cianfrance's latest film, Roofman, stands out as a gripping tale rooted in an almost unbelievable true story. Starring Channing Tatum as Jeffrey Manchester—an Army veteran turned serial McDonald's robber nicknamed "Roofman"—the movie blends suspense, redemption, and human vulnerability. Kirsten Dunst co-stars

In the new film Re-Election, director-writer-producer Adam Saunders and star Tony Danza bring a heartfelt and humorous story to the screen, blending nostalgia, comedy, and a timely message about empathy and public service. Set against the backdrop of a high school election gone awry in 1995, Re-Election follows Jimmy Bauer (Saunders), a 40-something underdog who

 A queer Latina filmmaker from Los Angeles, Morgan is no stranger to the hustle. With a VMA-nominated music video for Marshmello and Bastille’s “Happier” under her belt and a slate of projects from Stargate Origins to the unsettling Spoonful of Sugar, she’s carved a bold path in the industry. Now, she’s on the line to

Interview by Paul Salfen The set of Bone Lake, a darkly hilarious and seductive horror thriller, was anything but ordinary. Picture this: a secluded lakeside estate, a cast dripping in fake blood, and a mysterious “slam chair” sparking fits of laughter between takes. For Maddie Hasson, Marco Pigossi, Alex Roe, and Andra Nechita, the 18-day

Maitreyi Ramakrishnan is no stranger to stealing the spotlight, and in Disney’s upcoming animated series The Twits, she’s poised to do it again. The 23-year-old Canadian actress, celebrated for her breakout role as Devi Vishwakumar in Mindy Kaling’s Never Have I Ever, steps into the whimsical yet mischievous world of Roald Dahl’s classic tale. In