Patton Oswalt on mastering the art of cringe comedy in I Love My Dad
The Sandman’s Patton Oswalt and the cast of I Love My Dad talk about their favorite moments making the cringe comedy and why it’s ideal to see in a theater.
Paget Brewster on Hypochondriac and returning to Criminal Minds
Paget Brewster sat down with Digital Trends to discuss her role in Hypochondriac, and why she’s excited to return for the Criminal Minds revival.
Writer/director John Logan on honoring and subverting the horror genre in They/Them
In a conversation with Digital Trends, writer/director John Logan talks about his new film, the Peacock horror slasher They/Them with Kevin Bacon.
Not Okay’s Quinn Shephard on the pleasures and pitfalls of social media
Quinn Shephard sat down with Digital Trends to discuss her new film, Not Okay, a satirical comedy that explores the pitfalls of viral fame.
How do you film what isn’t real? Joe Hunting on his documentary We Met in Virtual Reality
In an interview with Digital Trends, director Joe Hunting talks about documenting virtual reality during COVID in the HBO Max movie We Met in Virtual Reality.
Anna Gutto on why she had to direct Paradise Highway
Anna Gutto spoke about her feature-length directorial debut, Paradise Highway, and why she loves crafting stories about underexposed characters.
Surface’s Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Oliver Jackson-Cohen on their Apple TV+ series
In an interview with Digital Trends, Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Oliver Jackson-Cohen discuss the appeal of psychological thrillers in their new show, Surface.
My Old School’s Alan Cumming and Jono McLeod on the power of memory and ’90s nostalgia
In an interview with Digital Trends, director Jono McLeod and X-Men star Alan Cumming discuss the stranger-than-fiction true crime documentary My Old School.
Next Exit director and stars on crafting a supernatural love story
Mali Elfman, Katie Parker, and Rahul Kohli speak about their new film, Next Exit, with Digitial Trends.
Dark Winds EPs on George R.R. Martin and representation
Digital Trends spoke with producers Graham Roland and Chris Eyre spoke about their new show, Dark Winds.