Movie Geeks United

In this episode from The Lynch Series - the Movie Geeks United original series celebrating the films of director David Lynch - actress Laura Harring discusses her experiences working on the acclaimed film Mulholland Dr.

 

For more information on The Lynch Series, visit http://www.moviegeeksunited.net/lynchseries.

The Movie Geeks speak with acclaimed actor William Fichtner (Armageddon, Heat, Prison Break) about his new film Wrong, and additional highlights from his career.

 

Wrong is now available on Video on Demand and will enjoy a limited theatrical release on March 29.

 

Plus, director Eric Walter chats about his new documentary - the chilling My Amityville Horror, which is currently available on demand.

 

Also, conversations about the latest movie headlines, including Natalie Portman's troubled production currently shooting, the fading appeal of the action genre, and the best performances of actor Al Pacino.

The Movie Geeks speak with director Dito Montiel (A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints) discusses his latest film Empire State starring Dwyane Johnson and Liam Hemsworth, and director Ariel Vromen chats about his latest The Iceman starring Michael Shannon. Both fims enjoyed recents premieres at this year's Gasparilla Film Festival in Tampa, FL.

The Movie Geeks speak with prolific producer/director Charles Band (Puppetmaster, Re-Animator) about his latest project Ooga Booga.  The film is now available at www.fullmoondirect.com and www.grindhouseflix.com.

Plus, reports from the Atlanta Film Festival, and reviews of Mud, My Amityville Horror, and The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, as well as discussions on the alleged dispute between legendary composer Ennio Morricone and director Quentin Tarantino, and thoughts on Bob Fosse's final film Star 80.

The Movie Geeks speak with Oscar-winning actressMarcia Gay Harden(Pollock, Miller's Crossing) about her new film If I Were You, as well as the film's writer/director Joan Carr- Wiggin.

 

This wonderfully funny and moving film is now available on VOD, iTunes and Amazon Prime, and releases in select theaters on March 15.

The Movie Geeks speak with acclaimed actor Thomas Jane (The Thin Red Line, Hung) about his work on the 2004 film The Punisher, as well as the remaining highlights of his extraordinary career.

 

The Punisher will enjoy a special commemorative screening at this year's Gasparilla Film Festival in Tampa, FL, where Mr. Jane will also be awarded the festival's Career Achievement Award.

Plus, discussions of Steven Spielberg's development of Stanley Kubrick's long dormant Napoleon project, the notion of movie stars vs. character actors, the reunion of Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher for the upcoming Star Wars: Episode VII, and the career of actor Colin Farrell.

This re-airing of our premiere episode (first aired in April of 2007) features reviews of Planet Terror and Death Proof, and a roundtable discussion on movies that make us want to vomit.

The Movie Geeks speak with author Glenn Frankel about his new book The Searchers: The Making of an American Legend.

The Movie Geeks speak with acclaimed director Susan Seidelman (Desperately Seeking Susan, She-Devil) about her amazing resume, and her latest film Musical Chairs.

The Movie Geeks speak with acclaimed actor Ed Harris (Apollo 13, A Beautiful Mind) about his latest film Phantomco-starring David Duchovny.  The film is now open in theaters.

 

Plus, a conversation on the final films of our greatest filmmakers, highlighted by an interview with author Nat Segaloff, whose new book Final Cuts: The Last Films of 50 Great Directors is now available for purchase.

And reviews of the latest DVD and Blu-ray releases, including The Sessions, The Master, Skyfall, On the Waterfront, Cleopatra, Frankenweenie and Badlands.