Twenty Facts We Learned About Psych: The Movie
After 3 years, USA is bringing back their cult classic show Psych in the shape of a movie.
The LAIKA Experience at San Diego Comic Con
LAIKA Studio encouraged guests to visit their pop-up shop at SDCC and learn more about the intense creative process required for each of their films.
City of Ghosts – Documentary Review
Piercing documentary about citizen journalists who take on ISIS in Raqqa, Syria.
My Cousin Rachel Director Roger Michell: The Blast Interview
An interview with director Roger Michell about his new film, My Cousin Rachel.
Movie Memorabilia Collector Desi DosSantos: The Blast Interview
For most people, the idea of owning a prop from a beloved movie is simply a dream. For Desi DosSantos, it’s part of his daily routine.
Ghost In The Shell Actor Chin Han: The Blast Interview
With a career spanning more than 20 years, actor Chin Han has been able to reap the rewards that arise from hard work and commitment to your craft. Since beginning his career on the Singapore television drama M...
Kong: Skull Island Composer Henry Jackman: The Blast Interview
Since he was a child, music has always been essential to composer Henry Jackman’s identity. From his early classical training to his exploration of electronic music production to his experiences working with Ha...
Logan Composer Marco Beltrami: The Blast Interview
SPOILER WARNING Logan is a superhero film unlike any other. For a project this unique, it was imperative that the score be composed by someone with extensive experience in the art of film music. Composer Mar...
Personal Shopper – Movie Review
An elevated ghost story that will haunt, but will it sell?
The Changing Face of Video: The Rise and Rise of Video Streaming
The availability and uptake of technology has a huge impact on our everyday lives. The advent of television in the 1940s changed how we consume information and what people did for entertainment. Over 70 years o...
Colossal Might Fill the Kaiju Hole in Your Heart
The concept of a monster movie has existed for as long as any moviegoer can remember, making it a difficult genre to improve upon. However, sometimes the best way to attract an audience is not to follow in the ...
La La Land Nominated for 14 Academy Awards
It might almost be the plot of a movie: low budget musical, crafted with love and born out of an affection for the Golden Age of Hollywood slays the giants of films past and emerges as the most successful Oscar...
Battlestar Galactica: New Life on the Big Screen?
The Battlestar Galactica franchise has a pretty mixed history. The original series that premiered in 1978 was successful at first, with great ratings and a People's Choice Award for being the "Best New TV Drama...
The Accountant – Movie Review
Number crunching and skull thumping doesn't quite add up.
An interview with Ira Sachs, director of “Little Men”
Ira Sachs, whose most recent films include “Love is Strange” and “Keep the Lights On,” has created another movie that plays with the audience’s heart. “Little Men” is the story of two boys, Tony and Jake, gr...
Finding Dory: Review
With the exception of “Toy Story,” neither Disney or its affiliate Pixar have a very good track record for creating sequels. However, “Finding Dory,” the sequel to 2003’s “Finding Nemo,” out this Friday, breaks...
A Bigger Splash Stars Ralph Fiennes and Tilda Swinton: The Blast Interview
With a focus on themes including jealousy, lust, and desire, a well-accomplished cast, and an intriguing story, it is no surprise that Luca Guadagnino's film, A Bigger Splash, is already a hit. Focusing on the ...
Review: Captain America: Civil War
Unsurprisingly, Captain America is not ready to give up on his freedom, and Marvel Studios’ newest movie shows that. After opening with a flashback to a mission conducted by the Winter Soldier in 1991, Capta...
