Packed to the brim with wall-to-wall jokes and witty one-liners, a heartfelt premise and performances bursting with chemistry, the Clea Duvall directed Happiest Season is a welcome addition to th…
Movie Review: Always Shine
Sophia Takal has a direct vision and it’s one that initially put me off when I left the theater. In your face and vibrant with mean spirited characters, the film doesn’t offer much in the …
TV Review: Black Mirror 3×04 “San Junipero”
To catch other reviews to Black Mirror episodes, click here. Up until watching San Junipero I would have used words like “futuristic” and “modernistic” to describe Black Mirror, this time around the o…
Trailer for Festival Favorite Always Shine
A trailer for new film Always Shine by indie actress and director Sophia Takal has been released. From the trailer and synopsis, available below, it looks as if the film shares elements with Takal’s l…
Interview: Actor Toby Huss on Season Three of Halt and Catch Fire
Standing alongside Mad Men, Breaking Bad, and The Walking Dead, Halt and Catch Fire has become AMC’s little engine that could. Despite low ratings (and lower ratings the second season), Halt and Catch…
Blade Runner Sequel Announces New Names
July 13th may be Harrison Ford’s birthday, but it seems his fans are getting the best gift of all, after new names were added to the cast list of the Blade Runner sequel that’s been in tal…
Anna Axster “A Country Called Home” Interview
Anna Axster directed the Imogen Poots lead independent drama A Country Called Home. Seeped in melancholy with strong performances throughout, it’s a self-assured film for the director, this mark…