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Cast & Crew Talk Levelling Up for Second Season of Apple TV+ Magical Mystery Comedy “THE BIG DOOR PRIZE”
Glen Powell Embraces Some Killer Alter Egos in Forthcoming Netflix Noir Comedy ‘HIT MAN’
Apple TV+ Announce July Debut for Darkly Comedic Mystery Series “Sunny” Starring Rashida Jones
Brand-New Bangers: Noteworthy Nods 2024 – Batch 15
‘SWEDE CAROLINE’ Movie Review: An amusing, albeit patchy fly-on-the-wall marrow drama
- Movie/TV Reviews
‘SWEDE CAROLINE’ Movie Review: An amusing, albeit patchy fly-on-the-wall marrow drama
‘ARCADIAN’ Movie Review: An Engaging Survival Shocker Elevated by Stellar Performances and Jaw-Dropping Creature Designs
‘LAROY, TEXAS’ Movie Review: a cunningly crafted, darkly comical, neo-noir crime caper
“BLACKOUT” Film Review: Deeper Than Average Horror Fare for Those Seeking Something Meatier To Chew On
‘THE FIRST OMEN’ Movie Review: A Distinct and Bold Outing for The Omen Series and a Stellar Directorial Debut
- Movie/TV Interviews
Cast & Crew Talk Levelling Up for Second Season of Apple TV+ Magical Mystery Comedy “THE BIG DOOR PRIZE”
Maxwell Jenkins & Jaeden Martell Talk Surviving the Dystopian Creature Feature ‘ARCADIAN’ with Nicolas Cage
Larry Fessenden Discusses His More Contemplative, Artful Approach to the Werewolf Sub-Genre with ‘BLACKOUT’
Emma Westenberg Talks Directing Moving Father-Daughter Drama ‘BLEEDING LOVE’ With Clara & Ewan McGregor
Sophie Nélisse Interview: ‘IRENA’S VOW’ Serves as a Poignant And Timely Lesson In Today’s Fractured World
- Music Reviews
- Music Interviews
Tapping into Unexplored Potential: John Power on Crafting the Definitive Cast Album 30 Years into their Career
Frontman Darren Forbes Talks Shambolics ‘Coming For You’ With Debut Album ‘Dreams, Schemes & Young Teams’
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Princess Goes Talk New LP ‘Come of Age’, Touring the UK and British Gastronomy
INTERVIEW: Shed Seven’s Rick Witter Teases Incoming Sixth Studio Album ‘A Matter of Time’
Rosborough Talks Rediscovering his More Ferocious Musical Fervour and Forthcoming Album “Every Memory”
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WIN Tense and Violent Western ‘THE LAST MANHUNT’ Starring Jason Momoa
WIN Action-Packed Thriller ‘HIGH HEAT’ Starring Don Johnson and Olga Kurylenko
WIN LUCIFER: THE COMPLETE FIRST SEASON ON DVD – OUT ON DVD AND BLU-RAY NOW
WIN THE CONJURING 2 ON DVD – OUT NOW ON BLU-RAY AND DVD
WIN FRIEND REQUEST ON DVD – OUT NOW ON BLU-RAY AND DVD
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Paramount+ Reveals First Look Photos for Mind-Bending Thriller Series “INSOMNIA” Starring Vicky McClure
Audiences to be reacquainted with the career criminal, con artist, and serial killer, Ripley, this April on Netflix
Film Adaptation of Claire Keegan’s “Small Things Like These” Starring Cillian Murphy to Open 74th Berlinale
NEON Debuts Charmingly Disturbing Trailer for Big-Screen Adaptation of Ottessa Moshfegh’s first novel, ‘EILEEN’
Daphne Baiwir talks Stephen King Documentary ‘KING ON SCREEN’
- Author Interviews
Interview: Author Eric LaRocca Reflects on “THE TREES GREW BECAUSE I BLED THERE: COLLECTED STORIES”
INTERVIEW: Author Heather Parry on Chillingly Poignant Debut Gothic Novel “Orpheus Builds a Girl”
INTERVIEW: Cast & Creator on Apple’s Gritty, Prison-Set Thriller “Black Bird”
INTERVIEW: Candice Fox, Thomas Jane and Nicole Chamoun Talk Croc-Infested Crime Thriller “TROPPO”
- Book Reviews
“EVERYTHING THE DARKNESS EATS” Book Review: A Poignantly Provocative Supernatural Shocker
“SECLUDED CABIN SLEEPS SIX” Book Review: A refreshingly inventive twist on familiar thriller trappings
“I Have Some Questions for You” Book Review: An Ingeniously Elaborate, Poignant Whodunnit Thriller
“The Trees Grew Because I Bled There: Collected Stories” Review: A satisfyingly cohesive collection of haunting and heartfelt tales
“HISTORY KEEPS ME AWAKE AT NIGHT” Book Review: a fascinating think piece on coincidence, contingency, devotion and purpose
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It’s time for some TRASH folks! Welcome to FanTRASHtique and today, the focus is on terror… This time we’ll start off with a little...
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Interviews
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Interviews
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Headlines
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Trailers
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Headlines
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Interviews
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Interviews
Escape From Tomorrow is a guerilla film with pure controversy surrounding its creation, that’s recently taken the indie circuit by storm. When thoughts about huge...
Headlines
In brief: MMORPG fans will be happy to hear the aptly named WarCraft movie is finally set with a release date. It could also...
Trailers
3-D is an often ignored complimentary feature of the cinema, as opposed to the main attraction. Audiences usually come for the stories or the...
Short Film
Welcome to the very first of (hopefully) many short film showcases here on Cinema Chords, and we’re kick things of in humungous proportions, as...
Interviews
Magic acts and movies surprisingly have a lot in common. They’re both made as a grand spectacle for us to enjoy, and sometimes rely...
Interviews
Last Friday saw the UK release of the cautionary tale/thriller The Call which follows an emergency service phone operator, who gets over-emotionally involved with...
Interviews
Machete stands as one of director Robert Rodriquez‘s more acclaimed films in his rather diverse filmography. Said film perfectly captured the low budget, trashy,...
Interviews
The Call is a cautionary tale/thriller about an emergency service phone operator, who gets far too involved with a call. The film is directed...
Movie Lists
Sequels are quite a hard thing to master. The aim is to replicate the success of the first film while retaining the original ideas...