“Knowing that kind of jealousy, I could now see in suspects what I saw in myself… Digging into other people’s pain, I could somehow put a bandage on my own.” – Nick Bali in ‘Killer Heat’
Fear comes in variety. It is diverse, it is niche, it sometimes doesn’t make sense, but it always hits its mark, and it is always felt.
The buzz in the air was palpable this past Saturday, August 10th, as The Knockturnal had the pleasure of attending the grand opening of Louis Stancil Acting Studios in the heart of Times Square.
Hollywood Black, discusses the essence of Black cinema, shining light on the development and the struggles that Black creatives endured, and how the entertainment industry today has been forever impacted despite the widespread discrimination that Black creatives have faced.
Where did all the time go? With so many panels and events to explore at D23, we are going to highlight the final events that took us by storm.
An event for the best fans in the world.
Borderlands proves that even in the most chaotic corner of the galaxy, if you need to save the universe, you might as well do it with a immortal robot who carries the galaxies most sarcastic humor and a team of outsiders who never know when enough is enough on the battlefield—because who doesn’t love a little explosive family bonding?
Pandora landed in Los Angeles as the star-studded cast of Borderlands hit the red carpet at the iconic TLC Chinese Theatre. From Cate Blanchett and Kevin Hart to Bobby Lee, the energy was electric.
The film “Calladita” (The Quiet Maid), written and directed by Miguel Faus, is not only groundbreaking for elevating Latina voices, but also for the way that it was made. Calladita is the first European film ever funded by NFTs.
You have seen monster movies. You have seen horror flicks, and apocalypse films. Heck, you’ve even seen horror-apocalypse monster films.