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In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Camille Stopps, who plays Lindsay in Soul's Road, reflects on the powerful role music plays in our lives and its impact on Lindsay’s journey. She shares her experience working with Dallas Smith (Ronan) and discusses what drives Lindsay, and what she feels is missing. Camille also explores the themes of hatred, redemption, and the road itself—whether it represents hope or regret, and what it truly means to find a path to redemption.

SOUL'S ROAD is in theatres on Friday, February 6th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish interview, Zoë Bleu and Caleb Landry Jones, stars of Dracula, discuss their excitement about stepping into Luc Besson's world. Caleb shares which aspects of Dracula he was most eager to explore, while Zoë reflects on the complex relationship between Mina and Dracula, delving into whether their bond can truly be considered "true love." The conversation unpacks the emotional layers of their roles and the timeless allure of this iconic love story.

DRACULA is in theatres on Friday, February 6th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Luc Besson, director of DRACULA, discusses the set design behind his vision of Dracula, revealing what influenced the unique look of the film. He reflects on why Dracula still resonates today and what the line is between love and obsession. Luc also delves into Dracula’s internal battle, from fighting God to confronting his own identity, and shares his thoughts on whether Dracula is truly a villain or simply a tragic figure.

DRACULA is available in theatres on Friday, February 5th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, DeVon Franklin, producer of RELATIONSHIP GOALS, discusses how working with Michael’s book reshaped his understanding of relationships. He reflects on the biggest obstacles relationships face in today’s Instagram-driven world and explores the importance of challenging each other for growth. DeVon also shares his thoughts on why healthy conflict can lead to the best outcomes, both in love and in life.

RELATIONSHIP GOALS streams exclusively on Prime Video on February 4th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, executive producers Scott Schultz and Christian Jacobs discuss why now felt like the right moment to return to Yo Gabba GabbaLand!. They reflect on what adults often forget about childhood, the responsibility of honoring young viewers, and the role of wonder in children’s storytelling. The conversation explores why protecting wonder still matters and how the series creates space for curiosity, joy, and emotional safety.

S2 of YO GABBA GABBALAND! begins streaming exclusively on Apple TV on January 30th, 2026.

With the return of the mega-franchise to theatres, AVATAR: FIRE AND ASH finds the Sully clan overcome with sadness after the death of their eldest son, Neteyam. As they struggle to get through the day, they find themselves once again in the relentless crosshairs of Miles Quaritch (Stephen Lang). And this time, he’s not alone. Partnering with a new, aggressive Na’vi tribe, the Mangkwan clan, Quaritch refuses to accept that Jake slipped through his fingers yet again and, together, they unleashes a full-on assault to find his nemesis. This week, GeekCentric's Justin Lawrence and Nate Shelton join us to talk about the value of stepping into Pandora and the tension between theatrical experience and solid writing.

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Directed by Sam Raimi, SEND HELP tells the story of Linda Liddle (Rachel McAdams), a highly-valuable office worker who is in line for a major promotion. But, when her boss’ death makes way for his entitled son, Bradley Preston (Dylan O’Brien), to take the reins of power, Linda finds herself on the chopping block. Then, after a devastating plane crash leaves the two co-workers as the only survivors on a deserted island, Linda’s preparedness upends their power dynamics. Our review.

Send Help is available in theatres on January 30th, 2026.

In this Canadian-exclusive ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Sam Riley and Stacy Martin, stars of ISLANDS, discuss what drew them to this film and the strange appeal of life lived in permanent escape. They reflect on whether spaces designed to feel “away” reveal deeper truths about who we are, unpack the complicated connection between Tom and Anne, and consider what Tom may be running from beneath the surface.

ISLANDS is available in theatres on January 30th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Kamryn Smith (Kammy Kam) talks about season two of YO GABBA GABBALAND! She reflects on what has surprised her about how kids respond to this new iteration, why play and gentleness still matter in children’s storytelling, and the kind of emotional space the show hopes to create. Kamryn also shares a moment from filming that reminded her why the series exists.

Season Two of YO GABBA GABBALAND! begins streaming on AppleTV on January 30th, 2026.

In this Canadian-exclusive ScreenFish 1on1 interview, ISLANDS director Jan-Ole Gerster explains why tennis became central to the film, including the presence of a mysterious professional player. He reflects on the promise of “permanent fun” and freedom without regret, questioning whether escape ever delivers what it sells. The conversation explores spaces designed to feel removed from life and how they quietly expose desire, restlessness, and the limits of distraction.

ISLANDS is in theatres on January 30th, 2026.