Edward Douglas

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Edward Douglas has been writing about movies for over 20 years. 13 of those years was at ComingSoon.net, followed by writing for outlets such as Film Journal, Den of Geek, The New York Daily News, Gold Derby, Below the Line, and many more.
Edward Douglas has been writing about movies for over 20 years. 13 of those years was at ComingSoon.net, followed by writing for outlets such as Film Journal, Den of Geek, The New York Daily News, Gold Derby, Below the Line, and many more.

After Five Years, Horror Is Back at Filmlinc with ‘Scary Movies XIII’!

Film At Lincoln Center (aka FilmLinc) has regularly been putting together series focusing on films from all parts of the world, but one of its great series that got waylaid by COVID was the annual look at horror and genre films. “Scary Movie” is back after five years away, and if you’re a horror buff,…

‘Weapons’ Filmmaker Zach Cregger on Why He Doesn’t Care If You Consider It Horror or Not

Although Zach Cregger first became known as part of The Whitest Kids U’ Know comedy troupe, things really changed for him with his 2022 horror film, Barbarian, a movie that shook up the world of horror with its whiplash plot twist that led to some of the goriest visuals of that year. His follow-up, Weapons,…

‘She Rides Shotgun’ Stars Taron Egerton and Ana Sophia Heger on the Exciting Action-Thriller  (Video Interview)

Ever since he was introduced as Eggsy in Matthew Vaughn’s Kingsman: The Secret Service and later played Elton John in Rocketman, actor Taron Egerton has been making waves with the projects he takes on, especially as he gets more involved with producing. He is credited as one of the producers on She Rides Shotgun, a…

‘Oh, Hi!’ Filmmaker Sophie Brooks and Stars Molly Gordon and Logan Lerman (Video Interview)

Relationships can be tough to maintain, but when we meet Molly Shannon’s Iris and Logan Lerman’s Isaac at the beginning of Sophie Brooks’ Oh, Hi!, they seem to be the cutest and most perfect couple, as they take their first long weekend away together at a remote house next to a lake. Oh,Hi! starts like…

‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’ Director Gareth Edwards on Why He Made the Movie, Casting Scarlett Johansson and More (Exclusive Interview)

British filmmaker Garth Edwards just can’t get away from the monsters after following his 2010 indie Monsters with the first American Godzilla reboot in 16 years, before venturing into other science fiction realms, including Rogue One: A Star Story. Edwards is now back with the monsters, in this case, the vicious dinosaurs of Jurassic World:…

Tribeca Film Festival: ‘Everything’s Going to Be Great’ Filmmakers Jon S. Baird, Steven Rogers (Video Interview)

Director Jon S. Baird (Stan and Ollie) and writer/producer Steven Rogers (I, Tonya) have made many movies of their own, but for their first collaboration, they tackled something very personal for Rogers, a story based on his own upbringing as the child of parents involved in regional theater. For the movie, Everything’s Going To Be…

‘Alma & The Wolf’ Actress Li Jun Li on Making The Horror Film (Video Interview)

Actress Li Jun Li has been working for nearly 15 years, but she first started getting attention when she played Lady Fay Zhu in Damien Chazelle’s Babylon, a role that was inspired by Hollywood legend, Anna May Wong. Earlier this year, she starred in Ryan Coogler’s Sinners, as Grace Chow, a Chinese-American woman who ends up…

Tribeca Film Festival Review: Takashi Miike’s ‘Sham’ Departs from His Genre Roots by Exploring True Life Drama

If you were to go into the Japanese crime-drama, Sham, without any advance knowledge, you might assume it’s the new film from Kore-eda or Oscar-winning filmmaker Ryûsuke Hamaguchi (Drive My Car). Going into the movie knowing it’s directed by Takashi Miike is likely to lead to all sorts of expectations, since, for better or worse…

‘Tatami’ Directors Guy Nattiv and Zar Amir on Exploring the World of Female Judo Athletes (Video Interview)

Oscar-winning filmmaker Guy Nattiv is already fairly well-known for his films Skin and Golda, the latter which received an Oscar nomination but for its hair and makeup, but not for Dame Helen Mirren’s transformative performance. For Nattiv’s new film, Tatami, the filmmaker has a couple key collaborators, notably Persian actress Zar Amir, best known for…

Tribeca Festival Review – ‘Long Live the State’ Documentary

In 2024, I was sitting in a packed theater in Times Square full of a few thousand people who were there for one thing and one thing only – a rare reunion by 8 or 9 of the original cast members of the MTV sketch comedy show, The State. I knew that they had sold…