At the recent screening of "Dear Kelly," we had the unique opportunity to sit down with Andrew Callaghan, the visionary filmmaker behind this compelling new project. The film has garnered significant attention for its engaging narrative and impactful direction, making this conversation particularly insightful. "Dear Kelly" has been celebrated for its thoughtful exploration of personal and societal themes.

Alejandro Brugués has made a significant impact on the world of horror cinema. His breakout film, Juan of the Dead, won the Goya Award for Best Spanish Language Film, establishing him as a major force in the genre. Brugués' U.S. directorial credits include From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series by Robert Rodriguez, the Florida episode of Sam Raimi’s 50 States of Fright, and Pooka Lives! for the Blumhouse/Hulu series Into the Dark.

Here’s Johnny! A seriously nasty new horror icon is born in Chris Nash’s acclaimed In a Violent Nature. At the heart of this chilling tale is Ry Barrett, who brings the masked and murderous Johnny to life with terrifying intensity.

In the dynamic realm of independent cinema, the film Ride stands out, promising a blend of compelling storytelling and profound performances. Recently, I had the opportunity to sit down with two of the film's stars, C. Thomas Howell and Annabeth Gish, discuss their roles, the film's thematic depth, and their collaborative experiences on set. Both Howell and Gish were immediately drawn to Ride due to their strong script and complex characters.

Katrina Bowden, recognized for her diverse acting repertoire spanning across various genres, takes on a new challenge in her latest venture, Dead Wrong. In this enthralling thriller, Bowden steps into the shoes of Barbara, a character embroiled in a tumultuous journey of deception, betrayal, and peril alongside her troubled husband, Billy Evans. Recently, I had the privilege to delve into Bowden's portrayal of Barbara and uncover the intricacies of her character's trajectory.

Within the film industry, only a handful of stories dare to explore the murky realms of parasocial relationships and the darker sides of fame in our digital era. Faceless After Dark, a compelling film co-written and led by Jenna Kanell, fearlessly delves into these themes, offering a raw and introspective journey. In a recent interview, Kanell shares insights into the film's inspiration, her emotionally demanding role, and its potential impact on audiences.

In the vast landscape of cinema, certain films emerge not just to entertain but to enthrall, leaving an enduring impression on audiences. Arcadian appears poised to be one such cinematic gem, with its intriguing premise and talented cast promising an immersive journey into the unknown. Recently, I had the privilege of engaging in a conversation with two of the film's stars, Jaeden Martell and Maxwell Jenkins.

In the dynamic world of filmmaking, Damian Hurley stands out as a multifaceted talent, adept both in front of and behind the camera. Recently, I had the privilege of sitting down with him to delve into his latest venture, Strictly Confidential, a film that not only marks his directorial debut but also features his mother, Elizabeth Hurley, in a prominent role. The journey from a short film catching the eye of Lionsgate to the creation of a full-length feature is a testament to Hurley's artistic vision and determination.