Author: Jack Giroux
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John C. Reilly talks Creepiness, Awkwardness, and ‘Cyrus’
The one thing many will be surprised about when it comes to Cyrus: the tone. It’s not the absurd comedy that most are probably expecting.…
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Expect a PG-13 ‘Akira’ and Possibly Hughes-less Sequel
Yes, we are most likely getting a PG-13 adaptation of Akira. My reaction and everyone else’s will be a bit similar to Albert Hughes’s response…
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The ‘Jonah Hex’ We Should Have (and Almost) Got
If you were one of the few with the blind courage to pay and see Jonah Hex, then you’re most likely aware that it is…
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Brian Koppelman and David Levien Talk ‘Solitary Man’
You don’t see too many protagonist like Ben Kaleman in Brian Koppelman and David Levien’s latest film Solitary Man. For some, he’ll be considered a…
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Interview: Joe Carnahan Brings His ‘A-Team’
The A-Team seems like an odd change of pace for Joe Carnahan. One, it’s a summer tent-pole popcorn movie that’s an inevitable blockbuster. Two, Carnahan…
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Interview: George A. Romero on Blood, Digital, and ‘Survival’
George A. Romero has another addition to his Dead series currently in theaters and it’s one to search out. Survival of the Dead is another…
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Interview: Vincenzo Natali on Tone, Frankenstein, and ‘Splice’
Vincenzo Natali is already behind two solid genre entries with both Cube and Cypher. He also directed the wonderful short film Quartier De la Madeleine…
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Interview: Nash Edgerton Talks In-Depth About ‘The Square’
With The Square, freshman director Nash Edgerton has made an excellent film that follows the much-loved Murphy’s Law “anything that can go wrong, will go…
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Scott Derrickson on Religion, Evil and Other Dark Things
In 2010, Jack Giroux interviewed the filmmaker about ‘The Day the Earth Stood Still’ and ‘The Exorcism of Emily Rose.’
