Lisa Wilcox in “The Mysterious Place”. Photo courtesy of Terror Films. Veteran actress Lisa Wilcox (“A Nightmare on Elm Street” 4 & 5) spoke about her new movie “The Mystery Spot.” It will be released on digital and VOD worldwide via Terror Films on October 7. It was directed byRead More →
LOS ANGELES, September 22, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Unconditional love is explored through a unique friendship in the new feature-length auteur drama, Peridot. Directed by the filmmaker-actor Shayne Paxthe film is released on TVOD on October 4 by Gravitas Ventures, an Anthem Sports & Entertainment company, after making its world premiereRead More →
Oscar-winning actor Anthony Hopkins starred in a wide variety of scary horror films before and after playing the role of Hannibal Lecter. With a record of countless nominations, there’s no denying that Hopkins is one of Hollywood’s most talented actors. The Welsh star is recognized around the world for hisRead More →
IndieCork festival co-director Úna Feely celebrates a decade of much-loved celebration of independent film and music, ahead of this year’s installment, which runs October 2-9. Johnny Cash was not wrong to sing the fever of impulsive companies. We launched IndieCork Festival ten years ago, in a bit of a fever.Read More →
Theater owner Gus Berger spent years selling tickets to other people’s movies, but never thought he’d sell out theaters all over town with his own feature film. The Lost City Of Melbourne was a critical success that slowly turned into a commercial success. The film started as a creative projectRead More →
House»New»Ballavpurer Rupkotha Teaser: Anirban Bhattacharya Reveals Horror Film With Clever Cuts And Crisp Dialogue» Anirban Bhattacharya’s debut film Mandaar was critically acclaimed. Loosely based on William Shakespeare’s Macbeth, the web series dropped on Hoichoi in November last year. Starring Debesh Roy Chowdhury, Sohini Sarkar, Debashish Mondal and others, the showRead More →
Greg Sestero can’t help but make bad movies, he’s actually proud to say that. He talks about movies that offer outrageous stories, crazy characters, and such a miraculous embrace of schlock, exploitation, and humor that they’re genuinely fun to watch. The Alamo-raised first-time actor, writer and director became a fixtureRead More →
usury laws Usury laws protect borrowers in many states and some borrowers nationwide from excessively high fees interest rate. However, state standards for excessive interest vary widely, and federal banking laws allow credit card transmitters, among others, basically charge what the traffic will bear. Additionally, usury laws do not applyRead More →
Mark Polish, the less prolific filmmaker twin of Michael Polish, has little to say about today’s young people in Murmurwho wants to be a Blair Witch for digital natives. Throwing half a dozen boring social media producers into the forest with only their cell phones and a deeply dodgy gameRead More →
I will always think mainly of Greg Sestero as the young André Toulon from the release of Full Moon in 1999 Retro puppeteerbut for many moviegoers he is best known for playing the role of Mark in director Tommy Wiseau’s “disastrous play”. Bedroom. After the experience of working on BedroomSesteroRead More →
If you’re asked to imagine a payday lender, you might think of a storefront in a strip mall with green dollar signs and neon slogans like “everyday payday.” You probably wouldn’t imagine a mobile app that advertises on TikTok and sports a colorful logo. But cash advance apps like EarninRead More →
Like every Monday, today we revisit the charts of current American films. We’ve already done more in the past few weeks, so now’s the time to report it. There’s a new favorite that’s managed to push Spider-Man: Nobody into the US top 10. This is the first change in theRead More →
Phoebe Parker will direct a film for this year’s Damnationland festival. Photo by Phoebe Parker Asked about her career since arriving in Maine in 2015, Topsham filmmaker Phoebe Parker takes a moment. “Let’s see, this year…I’ve done set design for a play, acted in a play, done weddings with anotherRead More →
Trailer for the horror film based on the philosophical sound ‘Masking Threshold’ by Alex Billington September 9, 2022Source: Youtube “The mere observation of a phenomenon inevitably changes the phenomenon.” Drafthouse has unveiled a new official trailer for Masking threshold, a peculiar and mysterious sonic horror thriller from an Austrian director.Read More →
As consumers lost their jobs and struggled to make ends meet during the COVID-19 pandemic, many have turned to payday loans and other short-term solutions, with an increase in solutions in line. This has not only allowed predatory lenders to thrive – many borrowers still face exorbitant interest rates andRead More →
Of all the diverse documentaries that had their premieres at this year’s Telluride Film Festival, Chris Smith’s Sr. is one of the most unique and touching. The film is on one level a portrait of independent film pioneer Robert Downey Sr., who was part of the American new wave thatRead More →
Of all the diverse documentaries that had their premieres at this year’s Telluride Film Festival, Chris Smith’s Sr. is one of the most unique and touching. The film is on one level a portrait of independent film pioneer Robert Downey Sr., who was part of the American new wave thatRead More →
Back for its fourth annual release, the Spirit of Independence Film Festival has teamed up with Showroom Cinema to bring you a unique selection of low-budget independent films on Friday, September 30 and Saturday, October 1. The festival gives independent filmmakers from around the world the opportunity to see theirRead More →
via 20th century studios Barbaric is about to hit cinemas and it seems like good news for horror fans as early reactions are pouring in on social media. Actor-director Zach Cregger’s first foray into horror is shaping up to be a solid entry into the genre. Premiering at San DiegoRead More →
WINCHESTER – If the 10-year history of the Skyline Indie Film Fest (SKIFF) is ever made into a movie, it could be a story about the theme that ties all the indie films shown this year together: survival. Succeeding in the film industry is tough for everyone involved. “Films getRead More →
At the 2022 Indy Shorts Film Festival, Emmy-nominated actor Colman Domingo said, “Something special is going on at Indy.” When it comes to the city’s thriving independent film scene, he’s not wrong. Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, several cinemas offering independent films have opened their doors, filling aRead More →
Lavish delicacies worth hundreds of dollars aren’t the only things served in The menua food-comedy-horror-satire-thriller coming with a serrated steak knife to grind with the super-rich who regularly ingest critically endangered species in order to flaunt their financial elitism. Directed by Mark Mylod (a veteran of game of thrones andRead More →
Zarifa Ghafari in ‘In Her Hands’, on view at this year’s Camden International Film Festival, with co-director Taman Ayazi in attendance. Courtesy of Netflix/CIFF “Documentary is an art form with unlimited potential.” Ben Fowlie knows that better than anyone, and I always look forward to hearing him pitch the idea.Read More →
Hollywood actress Jennifer Lawrence stars in the psychological drama film Pavement is set to premiere on Apple TV+ on November 4, 2022. Pavement is a new drama starring Jennifer Lawrence as a soldier adjusting to life after returning to New Orleans. Causeway: Jennifer Lawrence’s Psychological Drama on Apple TV+ SetsRead More →
By Caleb Symons (September 2, 2022, 8:41 p.m. EDT) – A federal judge in Baltimore launched allegations on Friday that North Dakota tribesmen conspired with business partners to run a loan sharking scheme, finding the putative class action “devoid of any facts” necessary to prove a violation of U.S. anti-racketeeringRead More →
By Caleb Symons (September 2, 2022, 8:41 p.m. EDT) – A federal judge in Baltimore launched allegations on Friday that North Dakota tribesmen conspired with business partners to run a loan sharking scheme, finding the putative class action “devoid of any facts” necessary to prove a violation of U.S. anti-racketeeringRead More →
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Our friends at the Panama Horror Film Fest are gearing up for another edition of their fabulous popular event. The only event of its kind in the country, we truly appreciate the dynamic spirit of these local champions of international horror cinema. The festival has opened its FilmFreeway platform forRead More →
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) – As consumers lost their jobs and struggled to make ends meet during the COVID-19 pandemic, many turned to payday loans and other short-term solutions, with an increase in online solutions. This has not only allowed predatory lenders to thrive, but many borrowers still face exorbitant interestRead More →
Conservationists are trying to spare the Shawnee National Forest in southern Illinois from loggers. Shawnee Forest Defense’s efforts are detailed in the documentary “Shawnee Showdown: Keep the Forest Standing.” The 2021 film was produced by Cade Bursell, a film professor at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale. The documentary will airRead More →
Hi there. It’s me, Rose Mendez, your Daily host. Here’s all the local news you need to know right now. First, today’s weather forecast: Quite sunny. High: 86 Low: 63. Here are the top three stories from today in Brooklyn: The The seventh annual Brooklyn Horror Film Festival has announcedRead More →
The IFSN team is made up of founders Jordan Raup, publisher and co-founder of The movie scene; Eric Lavallée, publisher and founder of IONCINEMA.com; and Director of Sales Matt Delman, Founder and Director of Digital Marketing Agency 3rd printing and an editor at nailing hammer. “In the ever-changing landscape ofRead More →
August 31, 2022 By WB King— Years ago, a woman struggling with severe depression sat down and painstakingly wrote goodbye letters to each of her family members. She didn’t want to live anymore and planned to kill herself that night. As she carefully placed the respective letters into envelopes andRead More →
Martin Freeman starred in the horror movie “Queen of Bones”. The 50-year-old actor was chosen to direct the film alongside Julia Butters, Jacob Tremblay and Taylor Schilling. The film has entered production in Canada and is directed by Robert Budreau from a screenplay by Michael Burgner. Appian Way, Lumanity ProductionsRead More →
No matter who you are, you probably have a favorite movie that’s close to your heart and has changed your life. Whether it taught you to think differently, shaped your view of the world, or felt understood like no one else before, many films are cornerstones of our time onRead More →
An accidental double-booking at a rental already sounds like a nightmare, but for one young woman, it’s just the start of a terrifying and horrifying stay with another house guest. That’s the premise of “Barbarian,” a new horror movie starring Bill Skarsgård, Georgina Campbell, and Justin Long. In the film,Read More →
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LOS ANGELES – Horror film “The Invitation” needed just $7 million to top the weakest weekend of the summer at the North American box office, according to studio estimates sunday. Directed and co-written by Jessica M. Thompson and starring “Game of Thrones” actress Nathalie Emmanuel, “The Invitation” tells the storyRead More →
The actress is embarking on a horror thriller for the first time with her new film, which is in theaters now. In the latest episode of “Acting Up,” Cortney Wills de Grio sat down with Nathalie Emmanuel to break down her new movie, “The Invitation,” “House of the Dragon,” whichRead More →
The trailer has been released for Paramount’s horror thriller “Smile,” and moviegoers are thrilled. Here are all the details you need to know about the cast, plot, director, and release date. About the Director “Smile” is directed and written by Parker Finn in his directorial debut, and the film isRead More →
Normally Reliable Movie Studio A24 Delivers Useless Horror Movie With Body Body Bodya mundane slasher comedy that tries to pass itself off as a satirical statement about today’s rich kids. First things first: we don’t really need a horror movie that highlights the superficiality and narcissistic inclinations of today’s rich,Read More →
Filmmaker Emily Bodley will release the deeply personal horror film “What Are Friends For?” in Damnationland as she leaves Maine. Photo by Jenna Joan “It was fun. I really had no idea what I was doing, but I was pretending to do it. And so began a promising film careerRead More →
Horror movies have always been known for pushing the boundaries of what’s possible and can even take something as good and innocent as adoption and turn it into a deadly scenario. 2009 Orphan did just that and took the concept of adoption to a new and dangerous level. But whatRead More →
FLORENCE, SC (WBTW) – A Florence, SC family is looking for answers after reporting their daughter missing this week. Ashlyn Adams Wyatt is believed to be in the Myrtle Beach area based on her last known phone call. Shane Gibson said she last heard from her daughter almost a monthRead More →
Pop-up cinema Projector X: Picturehouse, run by independent cinema The Projector, opens today (August 19) in space formerly occupied by Cathay Cineplex in The Cathay building on Handy Road. It kicks off this soft launch with three special titles that will be screened from Friday to Sunday. The first filmRead More →
MOVIE: Gwledd movie still. Image: Picturehouse Entertainment A Welsh-language horror film is coming to Milford Haven. Gwledd – translated by The Feast in English – is written by Roger Williams and directed by Lee Haven-Jones. Annes Elwy is one of the stars of the film, playing Cadi, a mysterious youngRead More →
The independent film “Transference” has gone viral on YouTube. The film was written, directed and produced by Raffaello Degruttola and enjoyed unprecedented viewing figures of over 13 million on YouTube and continues to reach over 30,000 daily. The film was produced by Degruttola production company Contro Vento Films and starsRead More →
Week of the 90s: from “Paris Is Burning” to “Boys Don’t Cry”, the history of independent cinema is the history of queer cinema. Invented by film historian and critic B. Ruby Rich in 1992 to give voice to the explosion of queer cinema she witnessed on the burgeoning film festivalRead More →
Prabhash’s highly anticipated action drama movie “Salaar” is set to release in 2023. According to the new update, Prabhash and Shruti Hasaan are leading their action drama movie which made a big announcement in this independence Day. The latest definitely gives audiences goosebumps about this action performer and compels audiencesRead More →
Director Jordan Peele’s sci-fi horror film “Nope” will be released in Philippine cinemas on August 17. “’No’ was written in 2020 during the pandemic. It was that crazy time. In many ways the film is a reflection of all the horrors that happened that year and are still happening,” PeeleRead More →
Jane Doe’s autopsy was such a good horror movie it’s almost criminal that we didn’t get it The autopsy of Jane Doe 2 – a sequel to shed even more light on the mysterious Jane Doe. Some of the best horror movies of all time stick with you long afterRead More →
Fahadh Faasil comes with a new movie ‘Malayankunju’ which is shooting in cinemas in Kerala, now it has been streamed on OTT platform. The film will be released on Amazon Prime Video. The actor said it on his 39e birthday. In an important chat with HT, the actor opened upRead More →
HUNTINGTON — One way to motivate amateur filmmakers is to challenge artists to create. The Foundry Theater is doing just that with its new horror short film competition and film festival. The Horror Shorts Film Contest is open to everyone. Judges are looking for original audience-created shorts that are noRead More →
When Paramount got its first glimpse of a cut of “Event Horizon” in 1997, some studio executives thought director Paul WS Anderson had made a film so disturbing it slandered outer space itself. “Somebody actually said to me, ‘We’re the studio that makes Star Trek! ‘” Anderson recalled with aRead More →
The 19th annual Atlanta Underground Film Festival is set to return to the city for its in-person celebration scheduled for August 19-21, with an online program running throughout, ending August 26. There’s a spectacular lineup that shines with foresight, with shorts and features on offer at the iconic RoleCall TheaterRead More →
New US Trailer For Pagan Folk Horror Movie ‘Jikirag’ Made In Canada by Alex Billington August 8, 2022Source: Youtube “We took an oath. Why did she drop the words.” Vertical Entertainment has unveiled an official US trailer for an indie horror film from Canada titled Jikirag, the feature debut fromRead More →
Spoiler alert! The following post covers important plot points and the ending of the new “Resurrection” movie, so beware if you haven’t seen it yet. “Resurrection” plays it pretty simply as a psychological thriller until it hits the baked bun. No, for real, there’s a baby baked in a stovetopRead More →
Renovation work is planned at what is believed to be the only remaining Endicott Johnson shoe manufacturing structure in the village of Endicott. The six-story building at the corner of Oak Hill Avenue and Clark Street was acquired by IBM more than 50 years ago. It was one of manyRead More →
FRAMINGHAM — Growing up in Framingham, Ethan Charles and Caleb Spilios bonded over a shared love of sci-fi and horror movies. Now 21, they present their own film, ‘Blood Moon’, at noon Sunday at Maynard’s Fine Arts Theater Place. After:Thriller and mystery filmed in Natick In the film, an otherwiseRead More →
Bart Walker, a veteran independent film actor who is best known for his long tenure at ICM Partners, joins Gersh as a partner. Based in the agency’s New York office, Walker brings with him a long list of film, television and stage talent, including David Byrne, Lisa Cholodenko, Sofia Coppola,Read More →
Although they both had impressive filmographies at a young age, neither Maria Bakalova nor Amandla Stenberg had appeared in a horror movie before. That all changes with the August 5 release of “Bodies Bodies Bodies,” a clever and funny slasher flick from A24 in which a group of enemy friendsRead More →
Mitch Oliver and Jesse Sawitsky are the minds behind the Saskatchewan-made horror short. (Submitted) A horror film made in Saskatchewan is attracting attention in Hollywood. The 14-minute short film “The Druid’s Hand” has been chosen to screen at LA Screamfest, which runs from October 11-20 at the TCL Chinese 6Read More →
Prides Corner Drive-In in Westbrook presents a gory triple-movie this weekend. Ben McCanna / Personal Photographer It takes a lot to bring me back to a movie theater these days. It’s a phrase I never imagined I’d write – or even think – for most of my life as aRead More →
The Mega Millions jackpot has reached over $1.02 billion. But not all winners win the same pot; depending on the state you live in, you may be subject to higher state taxes. Friday’s drawing is the third largest Mega Millions jackpots all time. Although lottery jackpots are often split byRead More →
Margaret Bodde is the executive director of The Film Foundation, the non-profit organization created by Martin Scorsese in 1990 and dedicated to the preservation and protection of motion picture films. Working in partnership with archives and studios, TFF has preserved and restored more than 925 films, including 49 restorations fromRead More →
UCLA School of Theatre, Film and Television (UCLA TFT) Acting Dean Brian Kite and Theater Department Chair J. Ed Araiza today announced that the multi-hyphenated storyteller and educator Jennifer Chang joined the school as an associate professor on July 1, 2022 and will begin teaching this fall. “Dean Kite, theRead More →
article Rebecca Hall appears in Andrew Semans’ “Resurrection,” an Official Selection in the Premieres section of the 2022 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Wyatt Garfield. Chicago – Editor’s Note: This review was originally published as part of our sundance film festival 2022 cover on FebruaryRead More →
RLJE Films, the business unit of AMC Networks, and its horror-centric streaming service Shudder have acquired the North American rights to The lairthe next horror movie Neil Marshall, from Highland Film Group and its announced release date. Originally reported by Deadline, the director’s latest horror release from 2005 Lowering willRead More →
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) — Rising inflation has many people panicking and some need to save more money than they previously thought. Financial adviser, Stephen Evans of Evans Wealth Planning in Springfield, said money was tight for everyone these days. “You have these payments; interest is high. I mean, it’s justRead More →
A24 officially extends the X universe with a new prequel to the horror lineup. The production studio reunited director Ti West with Mia Goth with the launch of his new trailer for pearl. Mia Goth returns to the main cast along with David Corenswet, Tandi Wright, Matthew Sunderland and EmmaRead More →
Several tribal officials have agreed to fund a settlement worth $39 million to resolve claims of trying to circumvent loan laws. The settlement benefits consumers who obtained a loan from Golden Valley, Silver Cloud or Majestic Lake at any time or those who obtained a loan from Mountain Summit beforeRead More →
How much a typical consumer pays to borrow small amounts of money — and whether that person is likely to be able to repay that loan within the specified time frame — differs significantly from state to state. This variation largely results from whether or not state regulations limit theRead More →
Several tribal officials have agreed to fund a settlement worth $39 million to resolve class action claims for trying to circumvent loan laws. The financial lawsuit settlement benefits consumers who obtained a loan from Golden Valley, Silver Cloud or Majestic Lake at any time or those who obtained a loanRead More →
Jordan Peele continues to prove himself as a filmmaker who comes up with original ideas that score big at the box office. The opening weekend of Nope took in $44 million at the domestic box office before heading to the rest of the world on August 12. Although slightly lowerRead More →
Hello and welcome to Protocol Fintech. This Monday: Access to earned wages is criticized, Capital One is shopping for fintechs and Zelle scams find a simple explanation. out of the chain For sale: a neobank, never used. American Challenger and Patriot National Bank called off their merger in the latestRead More →
From the Director of ‘Sharknado’ – ‘Nix’ Monster Horror Movie Trailer by Alex Billington July 22, 2022Source: Youtube “We let our imagination take over us.” 1091 Pictures has revealed an official trailer for an indie horror creature feature titled Nothing, the latest from a genre filmmaker named Anthony C. Ferrante.Read More →
Jordan Peele is known for serving up his horror with a side of equally engrossing and puzzling social commentary — and his third feature-length directing effort, “No,” is no exception. Having built up a passionate fanbase since his Oscar-winning directorial debut “Get Out” — and while managing to keep theRead More →
(The Center Square) – The Michigan Bureau of State Solicitors failed to certify a ballot initiative to place on the November ballot a question about whether the annual percentage rate for payday loans and fee should be capped at 36%. The Michiganders for Fair Lending petition campaign submitted 392,000 signatures,Read More →
By Rachel Scharf (July 19, 2022, 7:19 p.m. EDT) – “Lottery Lawyer” Jason Kurland stole from a South Carolina-based client and withheld key information as he invested part of his $1.5 billion salary of Mega Millions dollars in risky small business loans, diamonds and racehorses, the jackpot winner told aRead More →
By Rachel Scharf (July 19, 2022, 7:19 p.m. EDT) – “Lottery Lawyer” Jason Kurland stole from a South Carolina-based client and withheld key information as he invested part of his $1.5 billion salary of Mega Millions dollars in risky small business loans, diamonds and racehorses, the jackpot winner told aRead More →
EXCLUSIVE: Dear Zoea drama film starring Sadie Sink (stranger things), has been acquired by Byron Allen’s Freestyle Digital Media and is slated for release in select theaters and on demand beginning November 4, 2022. Adapted from Philip Beard’s award-winning novel Dear Zoe, with a screenplay by Marc Lhormer and MelissaRead More →
On August 19, 2022, a new man against nature film will hit the big screen: The beast. With Idris Elba, the actor will come face to face with a lion on a deadly path. This film is directed by Baltasar Kormákur and distributed by Universal Pictures. Kormákur is known forRead More →
EXCLUSIVE: Dear Zoea drama film starring Sadie Sink (stranger things), has been acquired by Byron Allen’s Freestyle Digital Media and is set to be released in select theaters and on demand beginning November 4, 2022. Adapted from Philip Beard’s award-winning novel Dear Zoe, with a screenplay by Marc Lhormer andRead More →
Video of the Belfast Opera House. Photos courtesy of Denis Howard First, an apology. Some time ago when I was writing about the exciting news that Brunswick’s Eveningstar Cinema was opening a video store as a side venture to that theatre’s excellent arthouse cinematic experience, I I may have lamentedRead More →
Pema Tseden, whose last three films have all appeared at the Venice Film Festival, has wrapped filming on her latest effort “Snow Leopard.” The film is a drama about how humans and animals eventually get along, despite their occasional conflicts. With Tibet a source of controversy between China and theRead More →
The US Chamber of Commerce really piled on the grim adjectives when it announced its campaign against financial regulator Rohit Chopra two weeks ago. In just the title and the first two paragraphs of his adthe chamber described Chopra, director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, as “out of control”,Read More →
The recently released Orphan: First Kill trailer sparked a mix of suspense and horror from viewers as Isabelle Furhman’s Esther returns for more kills. The film is a prequel to the 2009 horror film Orphan and is ready to hit cinemas as well as OTT. The 2009 horror movie OrphanRead More →
With the gradual return to the new normal, the Cultural Center of the Philippines and the Cinemalaya Inc. Foundation are excited about the IRL (in-real-life) screenings of feature and short films in competition this year. For its 18th edition, Cinemalaya returns with in situ screenings of 11 feature films andRead More →
COLUMBIA, SC (WSPA) — South Carolina has joined a growing list of states requiring students to take a personal finance course to graduate from high school. State lawmakers made the first move in this year’s state budget. A budget provision directs the State Board of Education to update state graduationRead More →
payday loan OREGAON, PORTLAND, USA, July 12, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — Allied Market Research released a report titled “payday loan market By type (storefront payday loans and online payday loans), marital status (married, single, and others), and customer age (under 21, 21-30, 31-40, 41-50 and Over 50s): Global Opportunities Analysis andRead More →
If you are already a TD Bank customer, applying for one of its TD Fit Loans might be your easiest option for getting a personal loan. However, it’s worth comparing your options to find a personal loan with the most attractive rates and terms. Here’s how TD Bank personal loansRead More →
The Maine Film Association hopes an economic report released this spring will bolster support for adopting incentives to get more Maine-made movies, like “Hangdog,” filmed here on Portland’s Eastern Prom in April. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer It’s been a few months since the good folks at the Maine Film Association releasedRead More →
The country’s fourth-largest movie chain is testing a new subscription program called MovieFlex+ that includes a curated set of small and medium-sized movies every week at no extra cost. “We can’t live off blockbusters alone,” Chairman and CEO Greg Marcus told Deadline. “We can’t just live off dinner. We alsoRead More →
“People had made comments that it would be nice to know a little more about the supernatural elements, and I was like, OK, I’ll see what I can do about that,” said Zuniga, 39. year. it got pretty interesting, and it became the storyline for “Cuerpo.” “Cuerpo,” which Zuniga saysRead More →
Atlanta’s CW69 and Universal Pictures are giving away passes to the epic new movie “Nope” starring Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer and Steven Yeun. Please note: all passes have been distributed. Universal Studios fills a waiting list in case of cancellation. What is the film about : This summer, discover theRead More →
The British director known for his famous adaptation of Mahabharata died on Saturday The British director known for his famous adaptation of mahabharata died Saturday “I can take any empty space and call it a bare stage. A man walks through this empty space while someone else watches, and that’sRead More →
“Sunner” is among screenings of films made in Maine at the Maine International Film Festival in Waterville. Photo courtesy of Henry Spritz The opening film of the 25th Maine International Film Festival (Friday to July 17) is the raucous, joyful and exuberantly musical Moroccan film “Casablanca Beats”, about a musicianRead More →
LONDON – Peter Brook, a British theater and film director known for an influential and distinguished career that brought him worldwide fame, has died. He was 97 years old. The two-time Tony Award winner, who moved to France decades ago, made the film adaptations of his best stage works asRead More →
Peter Brook, a British theater and film director known for an influential and distinguished career that brought him worldwide fame, has died. He was 97 years old. The two-time Tony Award winner, who moved to France decades ago, made the film adaptations of his best stage works as well asRead More →
LONDON – Peter Brook, a British theater and film director known for an influential and distinguished career that brought him worldwide fame, has died. He was 97 years old. The two-time Tony Award winner, who moved to France decades ago, made the film adaptations of his best stage works asRead More →
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InvestigateTV – More than 25 million people relied on loans from loved ones to meet their spending needs, according to the Census Bureau latest household finance survey. This figure is up from 19.1 million people at the same time last year. Kaben Clauson, CEO of Loans pigeons, said a bigRead More →
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InvestigateTV – More than 25 million people relied on loans from loved ones to meet their spending needs, according to the Census Bureau latest household finance survey. This figure is up from 19.1 million people at the same time last year. Kaben Clauson, CEO of Loans pigeons, said a bigRead More →