Author: Jack Giroux

Guy Moshe’s live-action cartoon, Bunraku, lives or dies by its cast. The poppy world Moshe created calls for a specific type of acting, and not…

The evolution of Walter White is, without a doubt, one of the most engaging character arcs ever to grace the small screen. Once the unassuming…

Interview: John Madden Talks Depressed Spies, a Questionable War Criminal, and The Moral Uncertainty of ‘The Debt’ Why are spies so sad and mopey now? Where…

Writer-director Rowan Joffe must love to challenge himself. With The American and his feature film debut, an adaptation of Brighton Rock, Joffe tackles the trickiest…

Dominic Cooper’s portrayal of Uday Hussein comes off the screen like a Universal monster. There’s a distinct physicality and horror that Cooper, suitably, manages to…

William Monahan’s directorial debut, London Boulevard, has been sitting on the shelf for some time now. The gangster pic got released in the U.K. last…

Ryan Gosling, Terrence Malick, Nicolas Winding Refn, Women and ‘Logan’s Run’ – What More Do You Need? Tonight during a hilarious Q & A with Nicolas…

J.K. Simmons is a worker, or as he calls it, a “journeyman actor.” The J.K. Simmonses of the world feature epic sized filmographies, even for…

Interview: Marcus Nispel Talks Micromanaged Filmmaking and Conan The Misogynist Marcus Nispel is known as a work-for-hire type of director. The type of filmmaker that’s…