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Interview by Paul Salfen On the 10th anniversary of his father's mysterious death, Gio (Shiloh Fernandez) brings a birthday cake prepared by his mother (Lorraine Bracco) to a memorial celebration hosted by his uncle Angelo (Val Kilmer), a Brooklyn mafia boss. Gio's life begins to change as he pieces together what really happened to his

Interview by Paul Salfen Entrepreneurs Roy and Lisa Rose have a great desire to bring the fans of Horror and Cult Classics together in a friendly environment to experience all forms of different cult genres including Art, Collectibles, Props, and Celebrity Guests.  The Horror Miniclassic will be held June 19-20th at the Hampton Inn in

Interview by Paul Salfen Agent Lucinda Kavsky is highly trained and one of the CIA’s most lethal weapons. When she’s given a special assignment that takes a disastrous turn, she comes to find out she is being set up by her own agency. As she unravels their horrendous plot, she uncovers a web of lies

Interview by Paul Salfen IWhen best selling author Carl Black moves his family back to his childhood home, he must team up with oddball neighbors to do battle with a pimp, who may or may not be an actual vampire

In Theaters June 11th Interviews by Paul Salfen Writer, Director, Producer Luke Sparke Actor Dan Ewing The highly anticipated follow-up to Luke Sparke's 2018 alien invasion hit OCCUPATION, OCCUPATION: RAINFALL picks up two years into an intergalactic invasion of Earth where survivors are fighting back in a desperate ground war. The film features eye-popping visual

Reviews by Paul Salfen Paul Salfen reviews Drunk Bus and Crisis for the KLAK and AMFM Magazine Movie Minute

Review by Paul Salfen

Interview by Paul Salfen Dementia Part II is now available on VOD, Digital and DVD. Wendell (Matt Mercer) receives a threatening phone call from his parole officer Reggie (Graham Skipper)… if he doesn’t find a job immediately, he will face serious legal repercussions.  Wendell wrangles some home maintenance work for a seemingly benign older woman,

Interview by John Wisniewski John Wisniewski: When did you become interested in film? Bryan Winn: I was born in Los Angeles and remember my parents taking me to see “Star Wars” at the Grauman’s Chinese theater in 1977 when I was about three years old. That film andRichard Donner’s “Superman” made a huge impression on

Interview by Paul Salfen An ambitious reporter (Georgina Campbell) stationed in the Middle East is taken captive after a militant group ambushes her convoy. Convinced that the young woman is hiding her true identity, they’ll stop at nothing to extract information crucial to the success of their upcoming terrorist attack.  With time running out, she