As a fan of David Koechner's work for many years, the opportunity to interview him was both exciting and nerve-wracking. With a filmography that includes classics like "Anchorman" and "The Office," as well as more recent hits like "Cheap Thrills" and "The Righteous Gemstones," Koechner has become one of the most recognizable faces in comedy. But as I sat down to speak with him about his latest project, I found that my nerves quickly dissipated.

While the next installment of John Wick is always going to be anticipated, action fans will unavoidably have to wait sometime until the franchise’s next chapter. Thankfully, Lionsgate is getting ready to release another movie that seems very "Wickian" in style, possibly anticipating the itch for more blood-pumping films. Jalmari Helander's newest picture, Sisu, is the action film to save the day and grab the baton while Keanu and team head to the hydration station.

Some of you may have noticed that the Cult Film, Exploitation, Horror, PHYSICAL MEDIA COLLECTOR GROUP was disabled by Facebook on Sunday night. From what I can recall, there were 32,000 people in that group and I'm sure the active users would like to know what exactly has happened. Apparently, there is a lot to the story, so I invited Roy Damm back to tell us exactly what transpired with what was essentially the most important physical media collector group on Facebook.

Chantilly Bridge is a follow-up to Linda Yellen’s 1993 Sundance resort-shot feature Chantilly Lace. It takes place 30 years after the original and shows the same pals and their current activities. Many talented actresses from Chantilly Lace reappear in Chantilly Bridge to bring their characters to life again.

Tom Jolliffe is a screenwriter, producer, and film journalist. He grew up in Marlow, England with a passion for cinema that began in the video store aisles. After studying film at university he focused more on writing film reviews including some guest reviews for publications like Ain’t it Cool and Moviehole, before becoming a regular contributor for the popular UK film site, Flickering Myth.

Ross Paul is a Canadian actor. He’s been featured in multiple films, including Moby Dick and Skinamarink. From what I’ve gathered he and Skinamirnk’s director Kyle Edward Ball became acquainted through actress Jamie Hill and because of his style and range, he was chosen to portray Dad in the groundbreaking experimental film.

Another day, another Indiegogo campaign courtesy of Shawn C. Phillips, and this time I needed answers. For those that haven’t been following along at home, I’ve reached out to Shawn numerous times, and he always declines my queries. Call me crazy, but when you spend money on something, I feel like the person taking your money has some responsibility to be accountable.

Kyra Elise Gardner is an American director, known for The Dollhouse, Inked, and Phoebe, the latter of which won Kyra the DGA Award for Best Female Student Director, which she was presented at a ceremony at the Director's Guild of America in New York. Kyra Gardner's documentary The Dollhouse had its Global Premiere at the FrightFest Film Festival in London England, preceding the World Premiere of Universal's Cult of Chucky. Universal Studios has also included her short documentary on the DVD/Blu-ray release of Cult of Chucky as a bonus feature and on every subsequent release in the franchise since.