All posts tagged "kyle gallner"
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Film Festivals
/ 4 years ago’Mother May I?’ review: Dir. Laurence Vannicelli [Brooklyn Horror Film Festival]
Actor Kyle Gallner has been having a great twelve months. The star has been acting since his teen years having appeared...
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Interviews
/ 4 years agoInterview: Sosie Bacon, Kyle Gallner and Jessie T. Usher chat ’Smile’
Actors Kyle Gallner (Dinner in America), Sosie Bacon (13 Reasons Why), and Jessie T. Usher (The Boys) star in this week’s...
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Featured
/ 4 years ago’Smile’ review: Dir. Parker Finn (2022)
Traditionally, smiles are seen as the universal sign of happiness. Writer and director Parker Finn however, feels differently. Whereas everyone else...
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Interviews
/ 5 years agoInterview: Kyle Gallner delves into working on new movie ‘Dinner in America’
On 1st June Arrow unleashes Dinner in America, a slice of punk-rock perfection, onto their Arrow Player. Directed by Adam Rehmeier,...
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Home Entertainment
/ 5 years agoHome Entertainment: ‘Dinner in America’ digital review
Available to buy or rent on all digital platforms from 1st June.
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Film News
/ 5 years agoArrow to release indie gem ‘Dinner in America’ in June
Available to buy or rent on all digital platforms from 1st June.
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Film Festivals
/ 7 years ago‘The Cleansing Hour’ review: Dir. Damien LeVeck [Frightfest]
We’ve all seen plenty of films that deal with priests performing exorcisms. Typically they all seem to do the same thing,...
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Featured Article
/ 10 years agoDC Comics Week: Exploring The Flash in Film and Television
Until very recently, The Flash was a popular comic book character predominantly unknown to mainstream Film and Television audiences. However, this...
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Film Festivals
/ 10 years agoFrightfest 2016: ‘The Master Cleanse’ review
The Master Cleanse review: An impressive film with hints of three of the greats – Dante, Cronenberg and Spielberg… The Master Cleanse...
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Featured Article
/ 11 years ago‘The Finest Hours’ Review: “Exceptional and Exhilarating Action”
The Finest Hours Review: Great action sadly spoilt by too much sugary subplot. Way before the studio became synonymous with Marvel...
