The cast and creative team behind Hulu’s Boston Strangler speak about women in journalism and more at a recent press conference.
Author: Mike Vaughn
Mike Vaughn
Big film nerd and TCM Obsessed. Author of The Ultimate Guide to Strange Cinema from Schiffer Publishing. Resume includes: AMC's The Bite, Scream Magazine etc. Love all kinds of movies and television and have interviewed a wide range of actors, writers, producers and directors. I currently am a regular co-host on the podcast The Humanoids from the Deep Dive and have a second book in the works from Bear Manor.
Servant as a whole is a journey into every dark space in your mind, which is both intoxicating and dread filled.
Huesera: The Bone Woman is a rich and interesting look into Mexican culture, a gripping drama, and an icy, chilling nightmare.
In a GVN Exclusive, director Michael Schwartz and producer Nilou Safinya discuss this landmark short film produced by 20th Century Digital.
While Marlowe is nicely shot and has a stellar production design, its plodding mystery and lackluster acting make it feel hollow.
Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey is a gimmick horror film that is bleak, grim and sucks all the joy out of its over-the-top premise.
Jethica feels like it’s trying hard to be a quirky cult horror film, without ever putting in the hard work to make it meaningful and special.
At the end of the day, Kids vs. Aliens is a fun enough to kill some time. Check out our review here and see if the movie is worth your time.
Slow is that rare film that is quiet in its understated presentation, yet it still manages to scream loudly in its themes of human sexuality.
Willow seems to do the impossible by making the show accessible to new fans while also making for an amazing sequel for fans of the film.