Actor Aml Ameen (I May Destroy You) escapes to a world of an alternate reality in Parallel. In the film, he plays multiple versions of a character whose friends discover a portal to parallel universes right in their attic. Ameen logged in with The Knockturnal ahead of Parallel’s debut in theaters and on-demand on Dec. 11, 2020.
Joe Gardner is an animated middle-school band teacher with a passion for jazz. When he gets a shot at touring professionally with a famous jazz singer, Disney and Pixar Animation Studios turn his life upside down and inside out. Soul drops on Disney+ on Dec. 25, 2020.
Stalley gifted fans with sweet surprise music for his October birthday. But his upcoming Cyber Monday release is going to be icing after a slice of EP Cake. Collabing with droppTV, the Ohio rapper delivered his new BCG clothing collection shoppable by watching the new music video for “Why You Lying.”
American Selfie: One Nation Shoots Itself rolls back time to ongoings of politics and social issues’ intersections with commodity, capitalism, technology, and vanity. From the maskless fall of 2019 to the chants of Summer 2020 protests, filmmaker and journalist Alexandra Pelosi, exposes the ongoing chasms in United States cities.
Books of Blood creeps into Hulu’s Huluween lineup with a psychological thriller edge. The anthology film derives from the book series of the same name by Clive Barker.
For The Last Shift’s HBIC, acting was a bit of Da’Vine inspiration.
Disney+ adds a little soul to their inventory come December 25, 2020. From the minds of Pixar Animation Studios, Soul is a music-filled, animated wonder bound to hit the hearts of adults and children alike.
Hulu rolled out a new psychological thriller movie, Books of Blood, this week. The October addition is a nod to Clive Barker’s book series of the same name. The cast Knockturnal for a preview of the frightening tales.
“Books of Blood” is a collaboration between esteemed director Brannon Braga and the veteran to all things spooky, author Clive Barker. The psychological thriller flick debuted this week as a part of Hulu’s October lineup.
#FreeRayshawn on Quibi pairs If Beale Street Could Talk’s Stephan James with Hamilton’s Jasmine Cephas Jones in a stress-inducing, police-brutality-themed series. We caught up with Cephas Jones to weigh in on the impact of the show as real-life protests of police violence and impunity turn up nationwide.