Author: Jack Giroux
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Interview: Christopher Smith on the Darkness of ‘Black Death’
There are no morally sound characters in Black Death, Christopher Smith’s followup film to Triangle. Nearly every character is a pure bastard. No one in…
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SXSW Interview: Joe Cornish and Edgar Wright ‘Attack the Block’
If there must be one film to be labeled as the true winner of this year’s SXSW, it’s without a doubt Joe Cornish’s feature debut…
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SXSW Interview: Michelle Monaghan Discusses ‘Source Code’, Hipsters, and Pee-wee Herman
SXSW Interview: Michelle Monaghan Discusses ‘Source Code’, Hipsters, and Pee-wee Herman Pee-wee Herman and hipsters were not topics of discussions I was looking to tackle with…
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Interview: Gore Verbinski on Bringing Leone and Realism to ‘Rango’
Gore Verbinski’s Rango is not a spoof or satire of westerns. It is, in fact, a genuine western. Keeping that in mind, Verbinski hasn’t made…
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Interview: Adam Green on the Horrors of the Online World
Hatchet II is probably going to end up like the first film: not exactly a success in theaters, but destined for cult status instead. So…
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First Impressions: The Movies That Make Us Excited For SXSW 2011
There are 130 films this year at Austin’s SXSW, and 60 of them being world premieres. When you scroll down the list of the films…
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Interview: John Wells On the Challenges Faced By ‘The Company Men’
It’s been a year since the Sundance debut of John Wells’ directorial debut, The Company Men. Films like these are a rare breed. It’s not…
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Interview: Evan Goldberg on the Buzz and Non-Hero of ‘The Green Hornet’
The Green Hornet hasn’t been treated all too kindly on the interwebs for a while now. Ever since the announcement of Seth Rogen starring in…
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Interview: Carla Gugino Talks Criticism, Every Day, and Sucker Punch
Interview: Carla Gugino Talks Criticism, Every Day, and Sucker Punch Carla Gugino’s latest film, Every Day, says a lot about the writing and creative process. The…