The Knockturnal sat down with actress Jill Flint on the set on NBC’s The Night Shift to discuss the upcoming finale and more! [Be warned: Spoilers ahead!]
Last night the Metrograph movie theater in Manhattan hosted the NYC premiere of ‘Patti Cake$’ the Sundance hit film making its national debut in theaters across the country August 18th.
The more relatable a story is, the more terrifying it can be, and Ingrid Goes West is thrilling evidence to this concept.
The Knockturnal got the chance to sit down with J. R. Ramirez (Julio on Power) to discuss his character’s growth, his big episode that aired last Sunday, and all his future projects. SPOILERS AHEAD
Menashe sits in a low lit diner across from a woman. She’s friendly and lighthearted, trying to engage him in shallow conversation so as to find a way toward common ground, but he’s not having any of it.
The superhero flick Spider-Man: Homecoming has been hit with critics and at the box office, with audiences taking delight in the newest installment in the franchise.
Stunning visuals can’t save a film. We’ve seen evidence of this in movies like 2015’s Jupiter Ascending, whose sensational visual effects and star studded cast couldn’t manage to save a weak story.
The supernatural horror “Wish Upon” hits theaters July 14, and The Knockturnal had the chance to speak with star Ki Hong Lee (Maze Runner, The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt) about his character, set life, and how his aversion to horror films somehow led to the role.
This past year has been revolutionary in the multi-dimensional black led comedies we’ve seen succeed.
Director and producer Seth Greenleaf attempts to shatter the hypermasculine limitations within football in his new documentary F(l)ag Football.