Edgar Ortega

Dec 11, 2024 | thecinemaspot.com | Edgar Ortega

Want to hear more from the actors and creators of your favorite shows and films? Subscribe to The Cinema Spot on YouTube for all of our upcoming interviews!Currently pursuing a film career with a passion for film journalism, storytelling of any kind has allowed me to let my imagination run wild in ways even I couldn’t predict. Expect me to write about film, TV, and the entertainment industry.

Nov 11, 2024 | loudandclearreviews.com | Keeley Brooks |Claire Fulton |Dave Giannini |Edgar Ortega

Lifetime’s newest ripped-from-the-headlines movie thriller Husband, Father, Killer features one woman’s disturbing reality. Here is the true story of Alyssa Pladl. As of late, chances are you’ve been seeing and hearing the name Alyssa Pladl everywhere. That’s for good reason. She and her wildly traumatic life experience are the subject of Lifetime’s newest and highly anticipated ripped-from-the-headlines movie thriller, Husband, Father, Killer: The Alyssa Pladl Story.

Nov 11, 2024 | loudandclearreviews.com | Claire Fulton |Dave Giannini |Edgar Ortega |Jack Walters

Say Nothing is a blistering, tension-filled exploration of the Troubles that balances fact and fiction alongside two generations of terrific performances. Showrunner: Joshua Zetumer Director: Michael LennoxGenre: History, Drama, ThrillerNumber of Episodes: 9 Global Release: November 14, 2024Where to Watch: Hulu /Disney PlusNavigating the dramatisation of a political conflict is a tricky thing.

Nov 11, 2024 | loudandclearreviews.com | Dave Giannini |Edgar Ortega |Jack Walters |Wesley Hunt

Sebastian, when not focusing on its romantic relationship and its healing softness, suffers and leaves the audience feeling cold. Writer & Director: Mikko MäkeläGenre: DramaRun Time: 50′U.S. Release: August 2, 2024U.K. Release: October 15, 2024 screening at BFI London Film Festival; wide release TBAWhere to Watch Sebastian: on digital and home videoThe desire and motivation to create is a fickle thing.

Nov 11, 2024 | loudandclearreviews.com | Edgar Ortega |Jack Walters |Wesley Hunt |Keeley Brooks

With Gladiator II, Ridley Scott proves that at 86 years old, he can still make us reflect on humanity’s relationship with tyranny.