Paramount Home Entertainment’s thriller Homecoming is coming to DVD on April 20th, and Mischa Barton recently took some time for an interview focusing on the thriller. Already becoming something of a cult favorite in a certain horror niche, the film is definitely wild, and Barton is unquestionably outside her usual realm. A former small-town golden boy (Matt Long) and his new girlfriend … [Read more...]
In Plain Sight has returned, and we've already seen the dramatic resolution to the cliffhanger from last season. Things are getting back to normal, and the show is as solid as ever. Continuing to overcome the odds (of my thinking that the premise just doesn't sound that interesting on its face), In Plain Sight serves as further proof that USA knows how to bring characters to life. Tune in on USA, … [Read more...]
I'm not exactly sure why, but Human Target is working for me. There's a certain conversation happening right now in the entertainment industry, and the general idea seems to be that I (those sufficiently similar to me in age and/or some alleged group of those younger than me with inexplicable tastes lacking the required nostalgia) am desperately longing for people to remake all the biggest bits … [Read more...]
I'm such a fan of the theory of Undercover Boss, that it almost doesn't matter if the show itself is worth anything at all. Conveniently, it's a pretty interesting and entertaining show, but the idea of CEOs going into the trenches and discovering (or rediscovering) what it's really like at the ground floor strikes a chord with me. It apparently works for a lot of other people as well, as the … [Read more...]
In Plain Sight returns tonight, and as you probably know, we're picking up from the cliffhanger shooting. It's a great episode, though you can probably guess there is a bit more recuperating than absolutely necessary. It's easily up to the show's standards, and I think fans will find the resolution well worth the wait. This season kicks off in dramatic fashion as Mary (McCormack) and Marshall … [Read more...]
Diary of a Wimpy Kid is hitting this week, and I recently got a chance to check in with Alex Ferris, who plays Collin. It was a lot of fun to talk to the young actor who was recently nominated for two Young Artist Awards (The Time Traveler's Wife, Living Out Loud), and given my experience interviewing people under the age of 15, it was rather educational as well. Given my fairly limited … [Read more...]
It's another trip into ScreenTime, and today we've got creator and star of The Crew, Brett Register. Please trek on over to the general review of The Crew here to get info on the show itself and where you can see it. Here we go! 1. The Crew falls into a pretty specific brand of humor (I think), can you name some television shows that you think inspire the comedy behind … [Read more...]
Welcome to ScreenTime! It's the final installment from the cast of Valley Peaks. This time around, we've got Philip Jessen, who plays Jake. Jake is the resident handyman of Valley Peaks, and this line from his bio sums up Valley Peaks to perfection. - But who Jake is and why he is so handy is an enigma that no one cares to notice. Thanks again to … [Read more...]
Welcome to ScreenTime! I had the opportunity to chat with Craig Horner recently, and regular readers are going to notice a ScreenTime difference right there. I actually prefer ScreenTime to be an exchange of emails. Much as I love talking to all the people involved, I like the idea that ScreenTime participants get to stare at the questions for a while and ramble on as much or as little as … [Read more...]
Welcome to ScreenTime! This go around on ScreenTime I've got Kayvon Esmali who plays Dillon on Valley Peaks. Check the Valley Peaks review here. Let's just jump right in. 1. The show is definitely taking aim at a certain genre of television... are there any shows you watch regularly that might be surprising given the no holds barred approach of … [Read more...]
