Join us as Alisha Weir, acclaimed for her charming role in Matilda the Musical, ventures into the shadows in her latest film, Abigail. At just 14, Alisha transforms from a kidnapped ballerina to a sinister vampire, redefining the legacy of these nocturnal creatures with a blend of innocence and terror. This episode delves into Alisha’s dramatic shift from the beloved bright character of Matilda Wormwood to the complex, dark vampire, Abigail. Discover how Alisha embraced this chilling role with a performance marked by enchanting, demonic grace, and what it takes to play a centuries-old vampire trapped in a child’s body. Alisha opens up about the challenges and excitement of portraying Abigail’s dualities, the influences that shaped her preparation, and her journey of transforming into this haunting character. Abigail is not just a film; it’s a startling pivot to darkness that Alisha Weir navigates with astounding poise. Watch now to uncover the layers of her latest, most enigmatic role yet.
Dive deep into the eerie origins of a horror classic with The First Omen, directed by visionary Arkasha Stevenson and starring the enigmatic Nell Tiger Free as Margaret. Set against the backdrop of Rome’s shadowy corridors, this prelude to evil unveils the dark foundations of the much-celebrated Omen series. In her directorial debut, Arkasha Stevenson revisits the chilling saga with a fresh perspective, focusing on Margaret’s intricate battle between devotion and darkness. Join Nell and Arkasha as they share their experiences crafting a story veiled in mystery and steeped in terror, exploring the psychological depths and complex dynamics needed to resurrect such a formidable legacy. Tune in to discover how they navigated the daunting task of paying homage to the iconic series while introducing a new chapter that promises to captivate and horrify audiences anew. The First Omen is your ticket to uncovering the roots of darkness—now playing in theaters.
This week Brennan takes Dan on an adventure to taste various forms of Black Liquorice from around the world! Plus, Chris is trying to survive Covid 19 and calls in while recovering from a deadly worldwide virus!
Dan and Chris talk about Clerks 3 and Walker Independence, plus Dan is an idiot when Chris talks about the Fastest Woman on Earth find out how in the next edition of The Directors Cut.
This week we recap Fantastic Fest in Austin, Tx. Plus, we talk about the movie Bros. Then interview Jack McBrayer from his new Apple TV show for Toddlers Hello Jack! The Kindness show.
We’re back. Ok, after a long hiatus and many situations occurring between then and now. We’re rusty as hell, but still knock it out of the park with interviews with Documentary Director Brett Morgen, Greg Sestero (writer of The Disaster Artist and Mark from The Room), Dave Hickey (VP of Verizon), Kathy Buccio, and we talk Fantastic Fest with Brennan Foster and more.
This week we go through the entire list of Academy Award nominees, Carly (DJ Waifu) gets us up to date on Celebrity Big Brother, we talked Pam & Tommy, we learn how to count to 10 in Russian with Suicide Girl Magnea. This is Director’s Cut!
DCRS vs Pam & Tommy, Shaq Life, Blaze Pizza, Jockey, Celebrity Big Brother 2022 Season, and more!
We also come up with Haiku about Rio Rancho.
Spoiler Alert: Dan sucks at it.
Dan also had an experience at Blaze Pizza that he feels he needs to address on the air. He would like a member of Blaze to review and reach out if possible. We have tweeted Mandy Shaw.