I've seen a few of James' films, so I guess you could categorize me as a fan. But, while I'm a fan of his work, I'm beginning to think I'm truly a fan of the artist. James Cullen Bressack is one of those rare few that gets it, and based on his IMDB credits, he's been getting it for a while now.

Sarah Habel isn't a household name just yet, but with a slew of notable films under her belt, it's obvious she knows what she's doing. Lately, Sarah has made the most of her face time on the hit CW series, Riverdale, but it wasn't until I saw her forthcoming feature, Atomica, that I was absolutely sold. Riverdale is a modern retelling of the classic comic, Archie.

Growing up, I wasn't really one of the kids that was obsessed with The NeverEnding story. I mean, I had seen it, multiple times, but it wasn't the first thing I'd grab off the shelf when digging through our hefty VHS collection. So, to prepare for this interview I figured it was time to give TNS another shot, thirty-three years later seems fair enough, right?

Merry Christmas, CineDumpers! How's everyone doing after the break? Well, daddy is back with an interview that is best served hot.

Genre films come and go, but legendary actors and actresses tend to stick around, and as it turns out, that’s just the case with our guest, Lin Shaye. Wes Craven, James Wan, and the Farrelly brothers are a just a few of the names that have added her to their more permanent side of the rolodex. Needless to say, she’s a repeat offender with most directors not only because of her talent but her charm plays a major role as well, I quickly found out. 

I was born in 1987, and while most five-year-olds were watching Tale Spin... scratch that, I watched my fair share of Disney Afternoon too, but outside of the main mouse's impeccable programming, there was one thing that occupied most of my evenings. The game was Mortal Kombat, and I was obsessed. I was totally the kid that instead of learning how to ride a bike, spent weekends perfecting fatalities and hunting the ever elusive Reptile.

It’s odd to me that Hook gets such a bad rap. What’s REALLY wrong with it? I honestly bet Hook is more dependable than most parents.

While I've seen most of Todd's library, I can honestly say I am not a fan of the Solondz-verse. Sure, he has a voice, and I can appreciate that, but his movies make me feel as if I am being punched in the stomach while my parents get divorced. Maybe you're a glutton for punishment, but I'm not.