Hey everyone! Hope each of you are safe, sound, and enjoying this global pandemic. What a time to be living in, huh? While there are several things you could do to keep your spirits up in this time of a global crisis (reading, knitting, amateur cage fighting), we have one entertaining suggestion: listen to a […]
Interview…Jonathan & Josh Baker on Growing Up Down Under and Adventures in Filmmaking
2020/03/27 by Leave a Comment
Interview…Le Matos on Outrun, RKSS, and Mondo/Death Waltz Vinyl Releases
2020/03/03 by Leave a Comment
Last month, we had the great pleasure to speak with a team of composers we’ve admired for some time. Hailing from Montreal, Le Matos has found their way into the hearts of ‘80s fans around the globe with their energetic sound – one that is as catchy as it is perfect for the films to […]
Sweet Trailer…’Fisherman’s Friends’
2020/03/02 by Leave a Comment
Sometimes we all need to get away. In the latest from Samuel Goldwyn Films comes a delightful little comedy about enjoying the little things. And when are we not going to highlight anything with James Purefoy? Anyway, this is the kind of small film that we think will have a big impact, similar to hilarious […]
Sweet Trailer…Wes Anderson’s ‘The French Dispatch’
2020/02/16 by Leave a Comment
Can you believe that this year we’ll get to see Wes Anderson’s 10th film? Better yet, can you imagine a world without Wes Anderson? It’s tough to do even if some people *cough, Honest Trailers, cough* think his movies are all the same. True, he has his style, and that’s what makes him, for close […]
Sweet Trailer…Natalia Dyer in ‘Tuscaloosa’
2020/02/16 by Leave a Comment
From writer/director Philip Harder (from the novel by Glasgow Phillips) comes the powerful film Tuscaloosa. It’s a story about set against the civil rights movement in the ’70s. Have a look at the trailer and let us know what you think! Alabama, 1972. As Billy falls for a patient at his father’s mental asylum, his […]
Exclusive…Listen to the Theme from USA Network’s ‘Briarpatch’
2020/02/05 by Leave a Comment
Tomorrow is the premiere of USA Network’s newest drama from show runner Andy Greenwald and executive producer Sam Esmail. Briarpatch tells the story of Allegra Dill (played by Rosario Dawson), a dogged investigator returning to her border-town Texas home after her sister is murdered. What begins as a search for a killer turns into an […]
Interview…Nathan Johnson on the Lush Orchestral Score to ‘Knives Out’
2020/01/20 by Leave a Comment
One of our favorite composers, and one we’ve been fortunate enough to speak with several times over the years, is Nathan Johnson. With each film score, he’s continually gained an audience with a signature and stylistic approach to his work. That’s partly because he and his cousin are a package deal. Nathan and long time […]
Interview…Giancarlo Vulcano on the Surrealism of USA’s ‘Briarpatch’
2020/01/18 by Leave a Comment
Composer Giancarlo Vulcano has years of experience in television writing music for long running series. The trick, so he tells us, is to have a system to getting his cues put together. As Michael Giacchino told us long ago, TV is a non-stop grind. Writing music for film can be a thankless job. Moreover, what […]
G-S-T Review…Uncut Gems
2019/12/25 by
We’ve all seen plenty of after school specials and PSAs telling us that crime doesn’t pay, and tons of films where playing to and with criminals doesn’t end well…even in Guy Ritchie flicks. But why not throw a log another log on that fire? A few years ago, The Safdie Brothers (Josh and Benny) cast Robert Pattinson […]
G-S-T Review…Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
2019/12/18 by
Few franchises have such enduring longevity and cultural awareness as Star Wars. For those either brought up on the affairs in a galaxy far, far away, or new to the series, the anticipation (and expectation) of a saga-capping generation-defining final chapter have rarely been higher. And it’s not like the creative team didn’t know that […]
Sweet Trailer…’Top Gun: Maverick’
2019/12/16 by
It’s been a long time since Tom Cruise took to the skies in Top Gun. After 33 years, this film joins the list of all the other properties from the ’80s seeing a remake, soft reboot, or a continued story line. How will this fare? Even as die hard fans of Tony Scott’s classic we’re […]
Interview…David Wingo Discusses Patriotism in ‘The Report’ and Sound Design in HBO’s ‘Barry’
2019/12/10 by
The last time we spoke with David Wingo, he was wrapping up work on Loving, the latest in a series of continuous collaborations with friend and director Jeff Nichols. Their relationship has resulted in some standout music in films like Take Shelter and Midnight Special. Since then, Wingo has taken a crack at TV shows. […]
Interview…Composer Rendra Zawawi on the Emotion and Empowerment of ‘M for Malaysia’
2019/12/10 by
Rendra Zawawi is an award-winning composer, songwriter and music producer. He composed the song “Arena Cahaya” for the 2016 Malaysian sports football film, Ola Bola, which won Best Film Song at the 2017 Malaysian Film Festival and a Golden Horse Award for Best OriginalTheme Song at the Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival. Rendra’s credits include […]
Exclusive…BBC/Netflix’s ‘Bodyguard’ Theme Remixed by Paul Hartnoll from Orbital
2019/12/09 by
In what should be news to no one, Netflix’s original content has been steadily increasing in both quantity and quality. And if you’ve been keeping up, their TV shows have not only been binge-worthy, they are also exceptionally entertaining. One such show is Bodyguard. Today, we’re thrilled to offer an exclusive for fans of the […]
Sweet Trailer…’No Time to Die’
2019/12/05 by
Bond is back! MGM has released the first full trailer for the newest 007 film and it’s got us excited. And we’ve put up six character posters which look striking. No more words…just get to the good stuff. Enjoy! In No Time To Die, Bond has left active service and is enjoying a tranquil life […]
