LOOK OUT! It’s only Films To Be Buried With! A REWIND CLASSIC!Join your host Brett Goldstein as he talks life, death, love and the universe with the truly hilarious comic, writer and author, LESLIE JONES! Original writeup below, and for the record this is a top 5'er right here! So funny. ––––––––––––––––––––––––– An absolute award winner of an episode right here folks, as Leslie gets involved in the cinematical life and deathness of this whole thing we're in... It's nothing but joy from the

The Netflix documentary film The Perfect Neighbor offers a real-time look at the simmering dispute between a white woman and her Black neighbors. Told largely through police body cam footage, it reveals the petty complaints that started the conflict - and the heart-wrenching grief when it ended. It also explores whether Susan Lorincz tried to weaponize police against those living around her and whether she tried to exploit self-defense laws to commit murder.In this episode of You Can't Make This

In this episode, Gianni and Jeannie discuss several exciting updates and ventures. Gianni shares that he finished recording the audiobook for 'Mafia Secrets,' set for a November 18th release, and talks about his involvement in the upcoming Resorts World Catskills show during Columbus Day weekend. He also expresses enthusiasm about Resorts World's $8 billion casino and housing development at Aqueduct Racetrack, which promises to generate jobs and benefit the local community. Additionally,

When it comes to the below the line team, someone who is responsible for the very building blocks of a production is the cinematographer - also known as the director of photography. Academy Award-winning cinematographer James Friend manages the overall look of a film or television production. He joins Yinka to explore how to translate a director’s ideas into images, and what it was like to work on huge productions like The Acolyte and All Quiet on the Western Front.This is Out of Frame, where we

🎬 Inside the Arthouse | Oday Rasheed & Jess Jacobs on If You See Something — Love, Asylum & the Immigrant ExperienceIn this episode of Inside the Arthouse, hosts Greg Laemmle and Raphael Sbarge, sit down with Iraqi-American filmmaker Oday Rasheed and actor-writer-producer Jess Jacobs to explore their new drama If You See Something. Rasheed’s American debut tells the story of Ali, an Iraqi doctor seeking asylum in New York, and Katie, an ambitious American art-gallery professional. When personal

What are the 4Qs? (1) Three favorite films. (2) An underrated film. (3) An overrated film. (4) A lesser-known film people should seek out. Joel Benjamin created the Immersive Film “Max Q,” one of the highlights of the VR Pavilion at Film Invasion Los Angeles 2025, and took home the Grand Jury Award for Best...

In this episode, Rebekah takes a deep dive with Courtney Powell, the Founder & Festival Director of one of Australia’s largest Web Series Festivals; the Sydney Web Fest.

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In this dynamic episode, Gentry Thomas sits down with actress Sydney Sweeney, who’s taking center stage in her latest role as boxing legend Christy Martin in the new biopic Christy. Sydney opens up about the intense physical and emotional preparation that went into portraying a real-life champion, sharing how her childhood background in kickboxing helped fuel the performance.The conversation dives into her role on Euphoria, the kinds of characters she gravitates toward,

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Pasha Pashkov is a professional dancer known for his sharp technique and dynamic choreography, he’s earned multiple national titles with his wife and dance partner, Daniella Karagach (also on DWTS). Pasha joined Dancing With The Stars in Season 28, quickly becoming a fan favorite. In the current 2025 season, he’s partnered with actress Danielle Fishel of Boy Meets World.Big thank you to Aonic - Check out Aonic and try it for yourself here: https://aoniclife.com/Watch the video podcast here:

After delivering the Shudder hit MadS last Halloween, French filmmaker David Moreau is back with another haunting nightmare called Other. In this interview, the writer and director breaks down his penchant for atmospheric horror, why he doesn’t bother much about “referencing” other films, and how he went for a “faceless” approach this time, filming only the face of heroine Olga Kurylenko.OTHER is now streaming on Shudder. Interviewer: Shaurya Thapa

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The Creature From the Black Lagoon trilogy just celebrated its 70th Anniversary, so what better time to dive into this influential classic horror series than Halloween? Our guest, Gary Gerani—Topps trading cards editor and co-writer of Pumpkinhead—joins us to share his memories of seeing The Creature from the Black Lagoon for the first time, his insights into the enduring appeal of the Gill Man, and why this Universal monster continues to captivate audiences seven decades later.