Returning guest, author and film historian, Ray Morton, stops by to chat about the production of Star Trek IV as it celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. You can purchase Ray's updated edition of his book on King Kong here https://raymorton.com/books/king-kong-the-history-of-a-movie-icon-revised-and-updated-edition/

This week on What Are We Even Doing?, we’re throwing it back to one knee-slapping episode with comedian, writer, actor, podcaster, and fellow Overcompensating cast member Caleb Hearon. He joins Kyle in the studio to discuss how the women in Caleb’s family inspired his comedy, which life experiences inform his politics and activism, Caleb’s razor-sharp observation skills, and how he really feels about lists and Mr. Beast. The guys share their mutual gratitude and joy for getting to

Welcome to season two! Today on the show Jess and Felicia discuss their experiences at the inaugural TIFF the Market. Felicia's first time as a delegate and Jess' third year with the delegate badge. Did you go to TIFF? Let us know! We'd love to hear your thoughts. Thanks for listening. Contact us: industriousindiepodcast@gmail.com Follow us @industriousindiepodcast Follow Jess @jessdirectsFollow Felicia @thefeliciavalenti

We’re stepping into a remarkable piece of cinematic history with two filmmakers carrying a very personal legacy forward — director David Greaves and producer Liani Greaves, the son and granddaughter of legendary filmmaker William Greaves.Their award-winning documentary, Once Upon a Time in Harlem, is more than a film — it is a cinematic time capsule more than 50 years in the making. In 1972, William Greaves brought together an extraordinary gathering of surviving Harlem Renaissance artists,

Firefly (2002) - the greatest show on television premiered on September 20, 2002. In honor of that, we decided to rewatch the show. Specifically, the Pilot Episode (Serenity) and the film that concluded the series - also Serenity (2005). Join up with the Browncoat's as we reminisces.

Ladies and gentlemen, what John H. Cunningham and Ted E. Haynes has given us with OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD: THE FIRST CORAL REEFERS is more than a documentary about a band. It is a love letter to a moment in time—a moment when music was still being discovered, friendships were forged on the road, and nobody knew that the songs they were creating would one day become part of American musical history. Watching these musicians tell their stories, I was struck by something profoundly human: time may change

https://media.blubrry.com/eastcoasthorrorgroup/www.otherworldlyculture.com/extras/podcasts/PANEL-HR24-RobZombieFilms.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Android | Pandora | iHeartRadio | Podchaser | Email | TuneIn | Youtube Music | RSS | More Rob Zombie Films Panel Rob Zombie’s Halloween, 31, and The Munsters stars Tyler Mane, Richard Brake, and Jeff Daniel Phillips sit down at Horror Realm 2024 with

Marialusia Ernst's feature debut, the Oscar-qualified documentary feature film, A PLACE OF ABSENCE premiered at DOC NYC and went on to screen at many festivals internationally winning multiple awards. The film brings us two stories that intertwine with hope, grief and yes, loss, yet fueled by love and courage. Decades after the disappearance of her uncle during Argentina’s dictatorship, filmmaker Marialuisa Ernst joins the Caravan of Mothers, a group of Central American women traveling the migrant

Before streaming, you didn’t have to search for Halloween entertainment. Once October arrived, television brought Halloween to you.In this episode of A.J. Chat, we revisit forgotten Halloween specials and TV traditions that once returned every year, including Garfield’s Halloween Adventure, The Halloween Tree, Mr. Boogedy, and Disney’s strange collection of animated Halloween specials.Many of these shows haven’t completely disappeared, but the tradition surrounding them has. We gained the ability to

Lucas Anders interviews Nikki Rae Hallow (director/actor) about the short film TRINKETS. See it as part of Edmonton International Film Festival at the screening of the short films programme Studio A 5.0 on Sunday, September 27, 2026 at 7:00 PM at Landmark Cinemas 9 City Centre (Theatre 1). Elizabeth (Nikki Rae Hallow) recounts a seemingly normal first date with an online acquaintance which has ended, shall we say, in an unexpected ‘nightcap’.  Arriving on-scene, a Detective offers to help

Based in Atlanta, Georgia, Walt Cusick has been in both the Beverage and Music Industry for over 25 years. This Podcast is dedicated to the many people Walt has met over the 30 Year journey in  Entertainment + Beverages + Sports and More.    Walt currently works at United Distributors with many Beer, Spirits, Wine, Non-Alcoholic and THC Hemp Beverages. Walt has worked with some of the top beverage industry companies including Molson Coors, Heineken USA, Guinness- Diageo, SweetWater Brewing,

I had the honor of meeting legendary Hollywood casting executive, talent manager, and ICM agent Andrea Eastman during the final months of her remarkable life. Andrea passed away on August 26, 2026. Just weeks before her passing, I sat down with Andrea in her home for what would become her final filmed interview. Because she was ill, I brought only my iPhone. There were no elaborate cameras or production crew—just Andrea sharing extraordinary stories from a life spent at the center of Hollywood

Actor Wilson Cruz and writer Winnie Holzman

I am joined by Paul Mount from 99 To Beat S2. We discuss all of the games we played, how he got on the show, and what shows he would want to do next.⁠Check out RMV Social Media, Merch, and More: https://linktr.ee/realityminiverseFollow Along with the 99 To Beat Group Chat: https://ramble.app/99tobeat?u=themichaelorearFollow Paul on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hipaul2/

Matthew Toffolo interviewed Maël Caradec about his short film "boysick," a 26-minute French film exploring virtual stalking on Grindr following a breakup. Maël explained the film was inspired by his own personal experience with problematic stalking behavior after being ghosted by an ex-boyfriend, and he worked with two different composers for the music—using Marvet's existing songs for the character's singing and a separate composer for the original soundtrack. The film was shot handheld with a

Matthew Toffolo interviewed Hamish Sturgeon about his short film "Gossamer," which premiered at the LGBTQ+ Film Festival. Hamish described the film as a drama exploring identity, with thriller and experimental elements, and explained its origins from his own reflections on private identity and the act of making costumes. He discussed the decision to direct and act in the film, the collaborative process with his team, and the importance of the single Hollywood location. Hamish shared insights into

As Omaha is shaken by protests and a death that becomes a movement flashpoint, filmmaker Nick Beaulieu navigates family conflict, personal reckoning, and the lived realities of racial justice activists. What begins as an investigation into division becomes an intimate exploration of what it takes to stay connected when our deepest beliefs pull us apart. Director and subject Nick Beaulieu joins to talk about his personal decision to begin documentary about the widening gap between he and is dad, what

On this episode of Story & Craft, we sit down to chat with actor Tyler Mane and comic book editor and writer Renae Geerlings from "X-Men" and their new podcast, "Mane AF," to discuss their career and personal stories.Tyler spent over a decade as a professional wrestler, training with the Hart family in Calgary and wrestling all over the world, before a stunt casting call meant for someone else turned into the role of Sabretooth and a full pivot into acting — a path that later led to playing

Marian Arechega, director of the vibrant Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival, discusses the 2026 edition programme, showcasing recent and diverse cinema from Spain. The post Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival, interview with festival director Marian Arechega appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

This week on Toon’d In!, Jim Cummings welcomes acclaimed voice actor Daniel Marin for an unforgettable conversation celebrating his work across video games, television, film, animation, and voice acting! Known for bringing memorable characters to life in some of the biggest franchises in entertainment, Daniel has built an exciting career through performances both on screen and behind the microphone.Best known to gaming fans as the voice of Namor in Marvel Rivals and Gustavo “Gus” Rodriguez in Call