Few shows have more twists and turns than that of Sara Goodman’s newest series, “I know what you did last summer.”
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Review: ‘Taboo & Transgressions: Stories of Wrongdoings’ Breaks the Rules and Creates Thrills
Things are not always what they seem.
Exclusive: Jamie Hector Talks Final Season of Amazon’s ‘Bosch’ & Nonprofit Work with Moving Mountains [Video]
Jamie Hector says goodbye to detective Jerry Edgar in the seventh and final season of Bosch, streaming Friday, June 25th, on Amazon.
Exclusive: Nicole Beharie & Dan Stevens Talk New Roles in Amazon Original “SOLOS” [Video]
David Weil and Amazon Studios have collaborated on a new Amazon Original show titled “Solos”.
Real-life is scary. We’re harassed, harangued, maligned, imitated, and infiltrated. Time and again we flip those feelings into art, and the world marvels at our resilience in the face of THEIR oppression. Ain’t that something?
On March 8, Amazon Prime unveiled a sneak preview at the series along with a discussion with creator, Little Marvin.
Exclusive: Kathryn Newton, Kyle Allen & Jermaine Harris Talk New Film ‘The Map Of Tiny Perfect Things’ [Video]
Kathryn Newton, Kyle Allen, and Jermaine Harris star in the upcoming Amazon Studios film ‘The Map Of Tiny Perfect Things’.
Exclusive: Stanley Tucci and Colin Firth Talk New Film ‘Supernova’ [Video]
Set to release this Friday January 29th, Supernova is writer/director Harry Macqueen’s most recent offering. Starring Stanley Tucci and Colin Firth, the film has received rave reviews from critics, some of whom are hinting at possible Oscar nominations in the near future.
Exclusive: Author Alex Wheatle Talks Seeing His Life Story in Steve McQueen’s ‘Small Axe’ Series [Video]
Author Alex Wheatle MBE was surprised when Steve McQueen approached him to feature his life story in his new anthology series, Small Axe currently streaming on Amazon Prime. Originally part of the writer’s room, Wheatle didn’t expect the Academy Award-nominated director to ask if he could center an episode on him. The series follows five stories of the West Indian experience in London over different decades. Alex Wheatle is the fourth film in the series, and it details the author’s life growing up in London’s foster care system before moving to a youth hostel in Brixton where he developed his crucial rocker sound. After being arrested during the Brixton riots, Wheatle met a Rastafarian, Simeon, who helped him change his path and influence him into the person he is today. The Knockturnal got the chance to sit down with the author and discuss his feelings on seeing his life story on TV, the representation of Jamaicans in media, the crucial rocker sound, and how his life in Brixton changed him for the better.
“Alex Wheatle” is currrently streaming on Amazon Prime Video as part of Steve McQueen’s “Small Axe” anthology series.