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in TV, TV InterviewsInterview: Anirudh Pisharody on the Tenth Season of ‘9-1-1’ and Ravi’s Relationship with May
9-1-1 came in hot for its tenth season opener with a volcanic eruption and a river of lava, which reaches its epic conclusion in the upcoming third episode. Anirudh Pisharody returns as Ravi Panikkar, who quickly became a fan favorite after joining the drama in season 4. Despite the life-or-death experiences that the 118 constantly […] More
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in TV, TV Interviews
Interview: Mike Flanagan and the ‘Carrie’ Cast on Reinventing The Story for Today’s Horrors
The new girl in school has become quite popular. Carrie is not only topping the charts, landing as Nielsen’s No. 1 overall streaming title in the U.S. and hitting No. 1 on Prime Video in over 105 countries, the series has already earned a season two renewal. With so much horror content as well as […] More
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Joey’s Home Movies For the Week of October 26th – Guillermo del Toro Brings ‘Frankenstein’ to Life on Criterion
Welcome back to my Home Movies! Today, the most recent Guillermo del Toro film is joining the Criterion Collection as Frankenstein gets this special treatment (my review of the movie from the Telluride Film Festival is here). This week also features some horror themed 4K re-releases, which is quite appropriate since we’re approaching Halloween, as […] More
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in TV, TV Interviews
Interview: ‘Crystal Lake’ Cast and Creator on the Reimagining of Pamela Voorhees
Horror fans are booking their fateful stays at Crystal Lake. The new Peacock series goes back to the 1970s to tell the backstory of people’s favorite hockey-masked slasher, Jason Voorhees (Callum Vinson). But instead of focusing on Jason, the series shifts to his mother, Pamela Voorhees, played to bloody perfection by Linda Cardellini. During this […] More
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Sunday Scaries: ‘Clayface’ is Finally Here and…It’s Fine?
The Sunday Scaries are upon us once again! Yes, as the weekend concludes, most of us feel an oncoming sense of anticipatory dread about the week ahead. Anxiety about work manifests itself into a feeling that’s known as the Sunday Scaries. However, we at Awards Radar are here to combat that, by taking back the […] More
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Awards Season Went Down to Georgia: Previewing the 2026 SCAD Savannah Film Festival
Today, I’m headed down to Savannah to continue festival season. While once upon a time, the devil famously went down to Georgia, now I am too. The occasion? The beginning of the 29th SCAD Savannah Film Festival. This point in festival season is where the regional fests kick into high gear, and while there’s not […] More
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in Op-ed
Movie Villains Who Use Poker to Intimidate Their Opponents
In Rounders, Teddy KGB eats Oreo cookies at the table, splashes his chips into the pot, and taunts the man across from him in a Russian accent thick enough that a Rolling Stone critic gave up trying to transcribe it. The man across from him is Mike McDermott, who lost his entire $30,000 bankroll to […] More
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in Editor, Interviews
Interview: ‘Wicker’ Stars Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgård on Just How Much Fun That Shoot Was
One of the biggest surprises of Wicker is just how much fun it is. That fun isn’t just something viewers experience, as I learned when talking to the movie’s stars, Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgård. They had a blast making this film, as did pretty much everyone involved. You can see it too in the […] More
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in Red Carpet, TV
Experiencing the New York Premiere of the ‘Star Trek’ Documentary ‘The Sixty Year Mission’
Just over sixty years ago, Star Trek premiered and changed television and the world forever. Now in theaters, Mark A. Altman‘s documentary The Sixty-Year Mission: How Star Trek Changed Television and the World, executive produced by the legendary William Shatner, boldly explores the untold early history of the iconic franchise. Some years ago, the LA […] More
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Why ‘You Can See Everything’ is a Legitimate Best Picture Contender
Last weekend, audiences finally got to see what pundits like yours truly have been raving about since the Telluride Film Festival. Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim‘s You Can See Everything opened in theaters, taking in a phenomenal $15.6 million in only 855 theaters. This weekend, the film goes wide and may well challenge Clayface for […] More
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