‘Stranger Things’ Season 2 Cast Announced
The surprise Netflix hit “Stranger Things” has now officially added Sadie Sink (“The Glass Castle”) and Dacre Montgomery (“Power Rangers”) to the show’s main cast.
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The surprise Netflix hit “Stranger Things” has now officially added Sadie Sink (“The Glass Castle”) and Dacre Montgomery (“Power Rangers”) to the show’s main cast.
Read MoreOct 15, 2016 | Exclusives, Film, Interviews | 0 |
Hey what’s up everybody?
This is Matt Brunhofer from FilmFad, and this week Emmy-award winning director James Sadwith’s first first feature film, “Coming Through the Rye,” opened in New York on Friday, October 14th, and will open in Los Angeles on Friday, October 21st.
I got the chance to interview Sadwith himself, and I talked to him about how he got his start in the business and how he brought his true story, about his journey to find J.D. Salinger, to the big screen.
Read MoreOct 15, 2016 | Exclusives, Film, Interviews | 0 |
Hey what’s up everybody?
This is Matt Brunhofer from FilmFad, and this week the latest Alex Wolff drama, “Coming Through the Rye,” opened in New York on Friday, October 14th, and it will open in Los Angeles on Friday, October 21st.
And I got the chance to interview Alex Wolff, and I talked to him about how he prepared for the role, what it was like working with an Emmy-award winning director, and if, like the film’s protagonist, he learned anything along the emotional journey that is “Coming Through the Rye.”
Read MoreOct 14, 2016 | Exclusives, Interviews | 0 |
Jonás Cuarón is an emerging director who worked with his Academy Award winning father Alfonso Cuarón on “Gravity.” He ventures off into the barren desert of the US-Mexican border in “Desierto.” He was in Denver during the CineLatino Film Festival to discuss his new dramatic thriller.
Read MoreNormally with these throwback reviews I tend to go with something I really like, but here I decided to go in the opposite direction and review something I hate! As in it’s somewhere in my bottom 4 or 5 most hated films. Like “Exorcist II: The Heretic” it’s a film I not only hate on its own merits but also because it’s a sequel to an amazing first film that happens to be one of my favorites. Let’s get into why and see if there are any redeeming qualities. I’m going to refer to “The Fly” (1986) as the original for simplicity sake even though yes I know it’s a remake but the actual original Vincent Price film doesn’t have anything to do with this discussion so again let’s just keep it simple. Again for these older films Spoiler Warning.
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