Loki season 2 totally changed up its lighting design from the first season, and the cinematographer took inspiration from some late 1960s-early 1970s icons.
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/Film spoke with Isaac Bauman, the cinematographer of Loki season 2, about the season's visual palette, lighting design, 1960s and '70s influences, and more.
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Kristoffer Borgli isn't online, but somehow, Dream Scenario is the best movie yet about the perils of internet fame.
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/Film sat down with Laura Karpman, the composer of The Marvels, to talk about finding the sound of the score, getting music out of 'space junk,' and more.
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/Film sat down with Mary Livanos, an executive producer of The Marvels, to talk about fitting the film into the MCU's continuity, its cosmic setting, and more.
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/Film caught up once again with The Nun II director Michael Chaves, who talked about the movie's ending and revealed some Easter eggs for fans to look for.
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/Film spoke with It's A Wonderful Knife director Tyler MacIntyre and writer Michael Kennedy about their Christmas-set horror comedy, which stars Jane Widdop.
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/Film spoke with Priscilla star Cailee Spaeny about her approach, the real Priscilla's reaction to the film, and working with writer/director Sofia Coppola.
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We spoke with Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone about creating great gore, what he'd do with Jason Voorhees, and the state of Terrifier 3.
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Five Nights at Freddy's director Emma Tammi had a special plan for an underutilized character in the FNaF video games: the bite-sized animatronic Mr. Cupcake.
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If the giant animatronics in Five Nights at Freddy's were only scary, the film wouldn't work. Emma Tammi discusses why innocence needs to be in the mix.
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Emma Tammi, the director of the Five Nights at Freddy's movie, tells /Film about possible sequels, crafting a creepy atmosphere, Mr. Cupcake, and much more.
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Five Nights at Freddy's director Emma Tammi struck a fine line between respecting FNaF lore and going her own way. She hopes fans will roll with the punches.
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In an interview with /Film, screenwriter Simon Kinberg revealed how Edgar Wright landed directing The Running Man remake.
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/Film spoke with Invasion showrunner Simon Kinberg about the second season finale, his plans for the future, and his work on Star Wars Rebels, X-Men, and more.
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/Film spoke with Renny Harlin, who has returned to the world of horror by directing the upcoming The Strangers trilogy and wants to keep the story going.
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The A-Team is '80s cornball TV at its best, but it is a surprisingly violent show. The series' creators got away with it all using one simple rule.
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Trent Correy and Dan Abraham, the directors of the Disney short Once Upon a Studio, tell us about getting the voice actors back and their deep cut Easter eggs.
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Whether they knew the original games well or their kids did, the Five Nights at Freddy's cast and crew all had a personal connection to the franchise.
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Five Nights at Freddy's director Emma Tammi's goal was to balance scary and fun elements to create an enjoyable film that avoids scarring younger fans for life.
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We spoke to Goosebumps executive producers Pavun Shetty and Conor Welch about the new TV series adaptation of R.L. Stine's beloved books.
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Five Nights at Freddy's director Emma Tammi has a strong grasps on the beloved property, making her the ideal choice to direct any and all future sequels.
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One of the funniest moments in TMNT: Mutant Mayhem is a cameo from director Jeff Rowe, but producer Seth Rogen wasn't a fan. At first.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem is full of killer needle drops, but getting legal clearance for 'No Diggity' wasn't guaranteed.
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In a nod to the early days of YouTube, TMNT: Mutant Mayhem has the Turtles learning martial arts to The Karate Rap.
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'Literally everything that moves in this movie is based upon some deep-cut knowledge and research.'
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There may be a lot of noise on YouTube, but it's also a place that has the potential to cultivate the next great voices in cinema.
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