Ahead of Horror Channel’s premiere of Pete Walker’s SCHIZO, horror and sexploitation movie writer/director David McGillivray reflects on disastrous scripts, his volatile relationship with Walker and writing smut for Julian Clary Q: SCHIZO is unusual in your body of work with director Pete Walker because the concept and narrative were not of your choosing. How
By Halli Burton. Writer and director Josephine Mackerras’s debut feature film, Alice, has all the markers of a romantic drama – love, family and domestic bliss. Yet ironically, and somewhat refreshingly, Alice flips the script and instead offers an alternative narrative that is both inspiring and badass! We had a chat with
It was an Antonio Banderas action film that inspired filmmaker and actor Eduardo Castrillo to get into the biz, the WORTH star tells. Tell us about your beginnings. Why filmmaking? Well when I was kid I actually didn’t have any aspirations to be a filmmaker. You hear stories about Steven Spielberg running
ERA (Equal Representation for Actresses) is a movement of actresses in the UK set up in 2015 by actresses Lizzie Berrington and Polly Kemp. We spent some time with Polly. Where did the idea for ERA5050 originate? At the end of 2015 after the publication of the Geena Davis Institute report Gender Bias Without
Ahead of the theatrical & VOD release of British gangster movie ONCE UPON A TIME IN LONDON on April 19, actor Roland Manookian reflects on the challenge of playing a young Frankie Frazer, the joy of working with Nick Cave and the tragedy of knife crime. Q: Roland, you play ‘Mad’ Frankie Fraser in ONCE
