Cine Geek sits down with the cast of Apple TV's new drama Last Seen — Patrick Brammall, Maxine Peake, and Brendan Cowell — ahead of the show's premiere on Wednesday, September 9th.

In this interview, Patrick Brammall opens up about playing Ian, an emergency services call taker, and the day he spent inside Australia's Triple Zero call center researching the role. Brendan Cowell talks about Henry, the "most wholesome family in the world," and the secret at the center of the show. Maxine Peake breaks down Jenna's unraveling in episode two, as buried memories start resurfacing.

Watch Last Seen, streaming on Apple TV starting September 9th.

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Cine Geek's Mark Nieves sits down with directors Peter and Michael Spierig (Daybreakers, Winchester, Jigsaw) to talk about their new film, Fall 2: Deadpoint, in theaters September 3rd. The Spierig Brothers open up about stepping into a purely directorial role after years as writer-directors, collaborating with screenwriters Jonathan Frank and Scott Milam, the real-life "plank walk" that inspired the sequel, building continuity across the growing Fall franchise, and an on-location injury that happened while scouting cliffs in Thailand. They also share advice for young and aspiring filmmakers just starting out with short films.

🎬 Fall 2: Deadpoint hits theaters September 3rd.
🎙️ Directors: Peter Spierig & Michael Spierig

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00:00 – Introduction & congratulating the directors
00:23 – Stepping back as writer-directors to work with new writers
01:12 – Pitching the "plank walk" concept and collaborating on Fall 2
02:16 – Michael's real on-set injury while location scouting in Thailand
03:18 – Crafting a worthy sequel and building a new universe
03:58 – Continuity between Fall 1, Fall 2, and the planned third film
05:10 – Creating tension and audience reactions to the film
05:44 – Advice for young and aspiring filmmakers
07:38 – Trying different genres and finding your passion
08:20 – Closing remarks & Fall 2: Deadpoint release date

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Bárbara Mori ("María") y Ximena Sariñana ("Ángeles") se unen a Mark Nieves de Cine Geek para hablar del estreno de la segunda temporada de Las Azules, la serie de Apple TV inspirada en el primer cuerpo policíaco femenil de la Ciudad de México.

En esta conversación, las actrices comparten cómo se sienten al regresar a sus personajes, cómo se acercaron a las verdaderas policías que inspiraron la historia, la importancia de la representación LGBTQ+ a través del personaje de Ángeles, y cómo la serie aborda un momento doloroso de la historia mexicana: el Halconazo de 1971.

Las Azules Temporada 2 se estrena el 12 de agosto en Apple TV.

Cine Geek's Mark Nieves talks with director and writer Christopher Piñero about his horror short film "The Prowler." In this engaging conversation, Christopher shares his journey from studying acting in New York to becoming a filmmaker, the moment that made him drop out of acting class to pursue directing full-time, and his creative decision to flip the traditional slasher point of view on its head.

Christopher also discusses the importance of screening films for live audiences, the LA Shorts festival circuit and its Oscar-qualifying significance, the current golden age of horror cinema, and his exciting plans to expand The Prowler into a feature film—which he hopes to shoot in Puerto Rico. Along the way, the two explore the growing short film movement in Puerto Rico and the deep connection between Latino audiences and cinema.

Watch "The Prowler" on YouTube and follow Christopher Piñero on Instagram for more of his work.

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Cine Geek's Mark Nieves sits down with actress Sabina Gadecki, who plays Amber in the new horror thriller "Capps Crossing: Wrong Side of Dead." In this candid conversation, Sabina discusses what drew her to the unpredictable script, the humanity she brought to her character, and why she considers Amber one of her favorite roles. She opens up about working with director and writer Mike Stahl, the joy of transforming into completely different characters, and why horror is being taken more seriously than ever before. Sabina also shares her thoughts on escapism, the challenges of filming intense scenes, and the possibility of a sequel.

Capps Crossing: Wrong Side of Dead is available on VOD on July 28, 2026. Don't miss this insightful interview with one of the film's standout performers.

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Join Cine Geek's Mark Nieves for an exclusive interview with filmmaker Mike Stahl, director, writer, and producer of the upcoming horror thriller "Caps Crossing Wrong Side of Dead." In this in-depth conversation, Mike discusses the current boom in horror cinema, the evolution from traditional 80s slasher films to modern thriller elements, and the challenges of writing unpredictable plot twists that keep audiences guessing. Learn how he worked with talented young actors like Sabrina and Gareth, alongside veterans like Beverly, to create a film that defies horror conventions.

Caps Crossing Wrong Side of Dead arrives on VOD July 28th. Don't miss this behind-the-scenes look at the making of one of 2024's most anticipated horror films.

Learn more: https://cinegeek.net/2026/07/23/mike-stahl-entrevista-caps-crossing-wrong-side-of-dead-director-revela-como-combina-slasher-con-thriller/

Cine Geek sits down with actor Kevin Carroll to talk about his new Apple TV series, Widow's Bay — one of the standout shows of the year.

In this interview, Kevin opens up about working alongside an incredible cast, the genre-bending blend of horror and dark humor that defines the series, and the physically demanding (and unforgettable) lake sequence in Episode 4. He also reflects on why Apple backed such a bold, risk-taking project, and what it means now that the show has been renewed for a second season.

Widow's Bay is streaming now on Apple TV — and as Kevin says, it's worth the binge.

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Cine Geek sits down with actor Joe Taslim (The Raid, Warrior, Mortal Kombat) to talk about his latest film, The Furious. Joe opens up about working alongside martial arts legend Xing Yu, the grueling process behind what he calls the most complex action choreography of his career, and the rare collaboration between action directors Kenji Tanigaki and Kensuke Sonomura.

Taslim also reflects on the legacy of Indonesian action cinema, the influence of Hong Kong and Japanese masters, and why letting actors perform their own fights matters for storytelling. The Furious hits theaters in Puerto Rico on June 11th.

Chapters

0:00 – Introduction0:28 – Congrats on The Furious & working with Xing Yu1:45 – Breaking down the final fight scene (knives, ladders, tables)2:26 – Did anyone get hurt? The most complex choreography of his career3:20 – Two titans: Kenji Tanigaki & Kensuke Sonomura collaborate4:03 – What filmmakers can learn from Indonesian cinema4:35 – From Jackie Chan to The Raid: the evolution of action movies5:42 – The new wave: complexity, creativity & actors doing their own fights7:15 – Closing thoughts & Puerto Rico release date

For The Furious review, click HERE.

En Cine Geek conversamos con la actriz mexicana Jaklyn Bejarano, quien debuta en el largometraje Broken Land junto al reconocido actor David Morse.

Jaklyn nos comparte cómo fue el intenso proceso de casting de mes y medio, los retos de trabajar por primera vez en el extranjero, la barrera del idioma y la presión de protagonizar su primera película al lado de un actor con una trayectoria tan imponente. También habla de la generosidad de David Morse en el set y de su camino interdisciplinario entre el cine, el teatro y la danza.

🎬 Broken Land está disponible desde el 12 de junio.

Mark Nieves de Cine Geek conversa con el comediante puertorriqueño Gaby Alicea sobre su gran espectáculo "En el Choli, el Boricua es Otra Cosa", que llega al Coliseo de Puerto Rico el próximo 13 de junio.

En esta entrevista, Gaby nos cuenta sobre su caminar de 20 años en la comedia, los 10 años desarrollando "El Boricua es Otra Cosa", y lo que significa presentarse en uno de los venues más importantes del Caribe y a nivel mundial. Hablamos del auge del stand up comedy en Puerto Rico, su apuesta por la comedia limpia (Clean Comedy) para toda la familia, sus incursiones en la actuación, el papel de las redes sociales en la nueva generación de comediantes, y lo que le hace falta a la isla para que la industria siga creciendo.

• 🎤 Gaby Alicea en el Choliseo — "El Boricua es Otra Cosa"
• 📅 13 de junio
• 📍 Coliseo de Puerto Rico
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Capítulos.

0:00 Introducción0:29 El propósito de llegar al Choliseo de Puerto Rico2:05 Adaptar la comedia a un venue tan grande2:58 Del Coca-Cola Music Hall al Coliseo de Puerto Rico3:28 El resurgir del stand up comedy en Puerto Rico5:23 Por qué apostar por la comedia limpia para la familia6:50 La Clean Comedy toma auge a nivel mundial8:10 ¿La actuación en el futuro? Películas y personajes9:15 Las redes sociales como puerta para los comediantes11:16 ¿Qué le hace falta a la comedia en Puerto Rico?12:48 Despedida y datos del evento