Today's episode is a bit more special than usual. After interviewing KateLynn E. Newberry in support of Isolated recently, I wanted to reach out to the screenwriter of the film. As it turns out, we aren't only from the same town, but we are actually friends from high school. (What a twist!)

Screenwriter Michael Ferree sat down and indulged me for nearly 45 minutes about Isolated since I had so many questions about the horror-thriller flick and the mystery throughout the movie. I refuse to spoil it, but because of the massive twist in the film, we spend most of the chat talking about the first two acts and then a spoiler section of the show which we properly preface - so have no worries!

While having Michael on we chatted about the three films that he has been working on, and while information is scarcely available on one upcoming movie, we did learn quite a bit about his movie Seven Days 'Till Midnight, so be sure to check that out as well and be sure to check out the brand new release of Isolated on DVD and Digital!

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While many dystopian-based stories seem similar to the general audience, particularly those who follow pandemics - especially now that COVID-19 has made such a big impact on people, the emotion that the coronavirus has brought with us transfers to art.

That's just one of the topics that are brought to life during this awesome chat with the director of Glasshouse: Kill or be Killed, Kelsey Egan. We discuss her newest movie in which the pandemic causes memory to be erased rather than anything more deadly. With such a different piece of art, it's no surprise that the movie got a 90 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.

Kelsey and I talked about her slate of movies coming out - a trio of films including Glasshouse: Kill or be Killed. In addition, The Fix, which Kelsey wrote 9 years ago, is in post-production beyond the slate.

We had a killer time and I think you guys will have a lot of fun so check it out and make sure to let me know your thoughts!

Chatting with model and actress Katelynn E. Newberry we were able to learn a lot about the upcoming sci-fi horror film Isolated before it's released. The movie itself is set to drop in four days and rides almost entirely on Newberry's shoulders as she is, for the most part, the only thespian for the majority of the film.

While the movie is toted to be in the vein of Red Eye or Devil, it also has heavy elements from things such as Westworld that definitely open the genre to a wider audience and tap into a further perspective.

Katelynn just so happens to be the model for the Ohio Lottery, the state which I'm from so we definitely talked about that a little - not that it had to do with the movie, but there was a lot of fun sprinkled in with the business iota. In so many words, we had a killer time, no pun intended. Enjoy yourself and let me know your thoughts -after you subscribe, of course- and be sure to check out Isolated on the 14th for its North American release!

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FearHQ Article: https://fearhq.com/movies/isolated-interview-with-star-actress-katelynn-e-newberry-on-the-upcoming-a208

SFF Gazette Article: https://sffgazette.com/sci-fi/movies/isolated-interview-with-star-actress-katelynn-e-newberry-on-the-a1641#gs.3ac5n0

If you've ever wondered how tuned up the antics could get if Spongebob Squarepants has a child twist to it you're in luck and Kamp Koral: Spongebob's Under Years is perfect for you.

To support the new project the voice actors who provide voice performances for Spongebob Squarepants and Patrick Star, Tom Kenny and Bill Fagerbakke spent some time chatting with me for a bit.

They spoke a lot of the reasons they enjoy Kamp Koral: Spongebob's Under Years, the other adventures they would like to see the young versions of their characters, and the two explain why the dialogue is more important than the pitch of the voice when it comes to expressing age.

Spongebob actor Tom Kenny himself expressed that they jokingly refer to the series of shows as the SBU or the Spongebob Universe, inspired by the MCU. He also explains how much he loves his job and that every day is different because there are Kamp Koral as well as the Patrick Star show both happening in addition to the main series.

It's an incredibly fun chat with two charismatic and intensely fun individuals (three if you count me) and it was legendary to speak with both of them. You guys are going to really love this one so grab the popcorn and kick those legs up, you're headed to Bikini Bottom!

Known for her work on Smash and Wicked professional singer and voice actress Megan Hilty joins us on the show to talk about her character in Trollstopia Season 6.

 

Since Hilty has been on the show before we were able to build on that foundation and really see how Holly Darlin' and even Megan herself have evolved in the meantime. We discuss a potential spin-off series featuring the characters played by Kelly Clarkson and Hilty herself.

 

It's a fantastic time and Megan is always filled with laughter, check it out and I hope you enjoy!

Aimee Garcia is a blast in this interview! We talk about her affinity for playing tech-savvy Latina characters and how that continues on to her newest project, Dragons: 9 Realms. We chat about why Aimee decided to join the How to Train Your Dragon franchise and how her character parallels to herself and the character she plays in Lucifer.

Of course, we couldn't go without mentioning Dexter: New Blood, and although the actress confirms she won't be joining the new show this season, she did talk a bit about her connection with the other actors from the series. Aimee even takes a moment to discuss her role in M.O.D.O.K. and talk about her own written comics. She even reads an excerpt from her own Wonder Woman DC comic, and all in all, we had a blast - I'm sure you will too!

The focus of this interview is the newest Marvel film, Eternals. Speaking with Weta Digital's VFX Supervisor and Animation Supervisor Sidney Kombo-Kintombo.

We go into detail about how they did the effects in the film, including Angelina Jolie's character of Thena being CGI apart from her face for the entire film, the evolution of the deviants, the scenes with Arishem, and the focus on each of the Eternals' celestial powers.

Excitingly, we also spoke about the popular mid-credits scene in Eternals in which Harry Styles and Patton Oswalt are introduced as Eros and Pip the Troll respectively. We learned about how the actors were riffing and ad-libbing in the scene and how Patton Oswalt wasn't even short enough - he had to act on his knees!

I think you guys will learn a lot with this one, and Matt and Sidney are awesome guys to speak with and did an incredible job with the cinematics.

To promote Blade Runner: Black Lotus ahead of its Adult Swim premiere, we were able to join in on the press junket and speak with several of the cast members that voice in the new anime series from Toonami and Crunchyroll.

In this chat we spoke with Jessica Henwick (Iron Fist, Star Wars), Stephen Root (Office Space, Get Out), and Will Yun Lee (Altered Carbon). We talk in detail about the voice acting process for each of them as well as their experience with sci-fi roles inspired by Blade Runner itself.

I hope you enjoy it, and be sure to tune into Blade Runner: Black Lotus when it premieres on Adult Swim this Saturday, November 13th!

This interview features the incredibly talented thespian Josef Cannon and we chat about his role in the brand new WWII period piece Hell Hath No Fury and what it was like to be the only person of color in the cast, particularly during the setting of the film.

We also dig into his work on Paul's Promise, another period piece Josef performs in. In this role, however, Josef is portraying a real-life human being, so we discussed how his research differed for both period piece roles and how his headspace changed between the characters.

Josef touches on White Elephant, another upcoming film of his starring John Malkovich and Michael Rooker. We also chat about the prosthetics he used during his time on Star Trek and The Orville, and we even dived into the time someone tried to sell him his own movie on bootleg.

There's a multitude of topics touched on in this episode and we cover a range of conversations that holds a little something for everyone, so I hope you enjoy it. And don't forget to check out Hell Hath No Fury, now in theaters and on VOD.

In this interview, I chat with Spanish artist Fernando Dagnino Guerra, professionally known as Fernando Dagnino. We chat about his brand new graphic novel, Smart Girl, which was released this week from Titan Comics.

Smart Girl was initially published in French and then Spanish before getting an English translation, and this is the first time that the comic will be available to such a wide audience. We chatted about what things might have been lost in translation between the old and new releases and how the dialogue was revised to make the dialect sound more like American English.

Fernando also handles the Blade Runner: Origins project from Titan Comics, and we talk about how he has come full circle as the project was a huge influence and inspiration on Smart Girl, to begin with. He explains a lot about the terms used in the book and where they stem from as well as why he chose the words he made up.

As Fernando also worked under the DC Comics banner, we discussed his time with the publisher and why he chose to branch back out to write his own stories. He also gave us a tease of the thriller he's releasing next year titled Winter Queen.

It was an absolutely informative chat and we had a great time, so I hope you guys enjoy it - and don't forget to check out Smart Girl, on sale now from Titan Comics!