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Interview: Violet McGraw and Jack Griffo Talk Holiday Heists and ‘Double Trouble’

Violet McGraw is one of Hollywood’s favorite new scream queens, having made a name for herself in the M3GAN franchise and The Curse of the Necklace alongside sister Madeleine. For her latest movie, the actress is putting her spin on Christmas with the holiday heist Double Trouble.  Violet and Madeleine …

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Interview: How Director Matt Sukkar Filmed Gritty Indie Crime Thriller ‘The Deputy’ in 3 Weeks

Director Matt Sukkar is probably best known for the acclaimed documentary short, Durango, but he has recently turned his eye to features. In Sukkar‘s debut, The Deputy, viewers follow Toby, a very unprepared small-town lawman. Over the course of an endless night that starts with a missing dead body, he …

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‘The Cutting Edge: Chasing the Dream’ Review – Matt Lanter, Francia Raisa, and Peak ABC Family Movies

The algorithm recently recommended that I watch the third The Cutting Edge movie, Chasing the Dream. It’s a little strange to suggest a deep cut like that, but since I’m on my umpteenth rewatch of Timeless (starring Matt Lanter, among others) and recently finished Off-Campus, it’s a little less crazy. …

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‘The Uprising’ Film Review – Paul Greengrass’ Bloated Take on Revolution

In 1789, Ben Franklin famously wrote that “in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” The Uprising, set 400 years before the American statesman put ink to paper, sure has an awful lot of both. It’s a story about the 1381 Peasants’ Revolt in …

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‘Back to the 90s’ Film Review – The Best Kind of Boy Band Nostalgia

Back to the 90s is a story of friendship, self-discovery, and incredible music.  Directed by Facundo Scalerandi and written by Marian Grönwoldt, Juliana Lima Dehne, and Joy C. Mitchell, it is the most unexpected sort of time travel story. It’s a German-language film, but because of the music, English-speaking audiences will …

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Interview: Director Stephen Shimek talks ‘Murder at the Embassy’

Director Stephen Shimek recently sat down with us to discuss Murder at the Embassy, his new film that’s out now in theaters and on demand. It’s a murder mystery set in 1930s Cairo starring Mischa Barton along with Mido Hamada and Richard Dillane. It’s the second installment in the Miranda …

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Interview: Mido Hamada talks filming in Egypt and more for ‘Murder at the Embassy’

Travel back to 1930s Cairo in this exclusive interview with Mido Hamada, who discusses his role as the skeptical Head of Security Mamoud in the new murder mystery film Murder at the Embassy with Mischa Barton. It’s the second installment in the Miranda Green series and is a delightfully fun …

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Interview: Joy Rovaris on human trafficking, Bella Thorne and more in ‘Saint Clare’

In the new psychological horror film Saint Clare, actress Joy Rovaris takes on a role that strikes a deeply personal chord. While audiences may recognize her from portraying Bobbi Kristina  opposite Vivica A. Fox, her latest project places her alongside Bella Thorne, Ryan Phillippe, and Rebecca De Mornay in a chilling …

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‘Zombies 4: Dawn of the Vampires’ Review: Passing the Torch for the Zombies Movies

If you have children of a certain age, you’ve probably heard of the Zombies franchise. The newest installment in the series was out last week on streaming, having premiered on the Disney Channel the day before. Zombies 4: Dawn of the Vampires is entertaining, with catchy music and a positive …

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‘Superman’ Movie Review: A Hopeful and Bright Return to Metropolis

Superman is more than just a good comic book movie; it’s a good movie and is especially relevant in the moment we find ourselves in as a world. The newest film from James Gunn, and the opener to the renewed DC universe under the banner of the Gunn and Safran-led …

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Interview: Maria Elisa Camargo on her Hollywood debut in ‘Off the Grid’

Maria Elisa Camargo is a name well-known to fans of The X Factor Colombia, video games, and telenovelas. She’s a talented actress who has voiced Valeria Garza in the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare franchise and had a ton of high-profile roles on international and Spanish-language hits, from Escupiré sobre …

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‘Titan A.E.’ Review: A Post-Apocalyptic Sci-Fi Movie Worth Revisiting

There was a period when Fox Animation Studios was producing high-quality animated kids’ films. The studio gave us Anastasia in 1997, and a few years later, gave us Titan A.E. A pull quote on the special edition DVD of the film proclaims it as “the movie Star Wars fans have …

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