This week we debate the merits of Disney's reboot of their Witch Mountain movies (which completely shuffles both the focus and the meaning of Witch Mountain for the new Race to Witch Mountain), talk with Doug Benson about his documentary Super High Me, try to figure out the decision for a new director for every Twilight movie, and fantasize about an Iron Man sequel starring only Robert Downey Jr. (Special Guest: Doug Benson)
We got the chance to talk to Ewan McGregor (the Star Wars prequels, Big Fish) and director/producer David Alexanian about The Long Way Down - the goal behind trips like these, the trials and tribulations they faced, and moments you can’t capture on film. Check out our interview below, and check out Fathom Events for more information about the special theatrical showing of The Long Way Down.
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Stop me if you've heard this one: Wolverine takes Obi-Wan to a sex club... No, there's no punchline. That's the premise of Deception, a movie starring Ewan McGregor and Hugh Jackman. Jackman takes McGregor to a sex club where a new world is unveiled to the former Jedi actor - a world of betrayal, lust, and possibly even murder. Deception comes from first time director Marcel Langenegger, who has more than his share of interesting stories to tell about the movie. Thankfully, he was willing to spend a few minutes with us giving us the lowdown. (Warning: This episode does contain a small amount of profanity).
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For the past three years director Darren Lynn Bousman has made audiences cringe and offered up nightmares with three sequels of the Saw franchise. Now Bousman is moving past his time with Jigsaw (something he says he’s equally glad to have been a part of and glad to be done with) and taking on a project that can only be described as incredibly unique. Bousman recently talked with us about his upcoming film and why he felt the need to do something so unique that it may be beyond marketing (Warning: This episode does contain a small amount of profanity).
There’s probably no name more hated and feared when it comes to movies than Uwe Boll. The director has taken fan-favorite video game franchises like Bloodrayne and Alone in the Dark and wound up with listless film adaptations. Still, the director keeps getting the rights to big franchises and big-named actors to put in his movies. Boll chatted with us about his upcoming film In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale, the problems with his previous movies (as he sees them), and even that pesky rumor about making movies that are intentionally bad in order to take advantage of German tax laws. (Warning: This episode does contain a small amount of profanity)
Nichelle Nichols is best known for a decade-spanning career in Star Trek as communications officer Uhura. In the role she helped make television history with the first prime-time interracial kiss. Now Nichols is changing her career around with an appearance in the upcoming season of Heroes and a part as the head of a brothel in the independent film Lady Magdalene's. The amazing actress graced us with an interview where we were able to talk with the actress about her new roles and the enduring power of Trek. Listen as she sings, does her best impression of George Takei, and leaves no doubt about why Star Trek has survived and inspired generation after generation.
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