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Inside The Boys: Eric Kripke on Violence, Satire, and a World Gone Too Far
Eric Kripke has never chased shock for shock’s sake. With The Boys, he has built a ruthless reflection of power, celebrity, politics, and human insecurity.
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Lee Cronin Talks Egyptian Representation In ‘The Mummy’, His Viral ‘Evil Dead Rise’ Title Card & The Horror Short He Plans to Revisit
“Casting is a challenge,” says Lee Cronin — but he absolutely nails it. From Evil Dead Rise to his bold new The Mummy, he proves he knows exactly how to bring out the best in his cast.
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Sarah Yarkin is Living Her Own Horror Movie (And Having the Best Time Ever)
Sarah Yarkin is done waiting for the green light—she’s already floor-it in the getaway car.
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Salma Abu Deif Details The “Hectic” One-Location Scenes of ‘Ard Wa Talab’: “We Lost Our Minds”
Salma Abu Deif has earned praise for her growth as an actress, becoming a leading lady audiences trust through her humility, passion, and dedication to constantly improving.
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Cailyn Rice Is Drawn to the Dark
For Cailyn Rice, everything starts with feeling—long before the dialogue, the character already lives within her body.
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Ella Hunt Finds Her Voice in the ‘Blindspot’
Between borrowed lives and her own voice, actress and singer Ella Hunt is finally speaking in her own voice.
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‘Frankenstein’ Cinematographer Dan Laustsen on Del Toro, Digital vs. Film, and the Evolution of Cinematography
I had the chance to speak with one of my all-time favorite cinematographers, Danish cinematographer Dan Laustsen. A longtime collaborator of Guillermo…
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Die My Love Cinematographer Seamus McGarvey on Day-for-Night, Ektachrome, and Creating a Fever-Dream World
Seamus McGarvey, the acclaimed cinematographer behind Die My Love, takes us inside the making of the film, sharing insights into his creative…
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Ella Hunt Finds Her Voice in the ‘Blindspot’
Between borrowed lives and her own voice, actress and singer Ella Hunt is finally speaking in her own voice.
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Egyptian Artist Nourine Abouseada the Unconventional Voice of Egyptian Pop
“I’ve gotten used to being different my entire life,” says Nourine Abouseada. “It doesn’t mean it doesn’t hurt, but I do it anyway.”
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BAD IDEA, Learning to Live with the Void: Inside Lana Lubany’s Self-Made Universe
I first discovered the music of Palestinian American artist Lana Lubany only a few months ago. At the time, I was deep…
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Between Languages, Between Worlds: Yasmine Hamdan Redefines Arab Music
In an exclusive conversation with Lebanese singer and songwriter Yasmine Hamdan, we kick off our new series exploring the intersection of cinema…
