CineSnob Sessions

Actress Jenna Davis discussed her debut album, emphasizing its diverse emotional themes and the seamless blend of pop and country influences. She aimed to create songs that resonate with various emotions, reflecting her transition from girlhood to adulthood. Davis also shared her family's connection to Gene Autry and her acting background's impact on her songwriting. In the sequel to M3GAN movie role, she explored M3GAN's evolving character, including her increased sarcasm and emotional depth. Davis also touched on the pros and cons of AI and technology, and her frequent visits to Texas for family and food.

Filmmaker Mike Flanagan discusses his latest film, The Life of Chuck, with CineSnob.net editor Kiko Martinez.

Hassie Harrison talks with CineSnob.net editor Kiko Martinez about her intense role in the serial killer-meets-shark thriller, Dangerous Animals, and what it was like battling someone like actor Jai Courtney.

French actress Camille Rutherford talks to CineSnob.net editor Kiko Martinez about her role in the Jane Austen-inspired romance, Jane Austen Wrecked My Life.

CineSnob.net editor Kiko Martinez speaks with actor Neal McDonough on his deep connection to Western culture, influenced by his Irish father's horse ranch, and his love for John Wayne films. He highlights his roles in "The Warrant," "Yellowstone," and "Tulsa King," and his passion for cowboy hats. McDonough shared the inspiration behind his film "The Last Rodeo" and its $8.5 million budget. He emphasized the film's focus on family relationships and faith, and his personal experiences infused into the character Joe Wainwright. McDonough also mentioned his ownership of the Austin Gamblers PBR team and his commitment to family-oriented films.

Drake Rodger, Mia Healey and Josh Macqueen talk about their roles in the Prime Video series Motorheads.

During an interview with the CineSnob.net editor Kiko Martinez, filmmaker Eli Craig (Tucker & Dale vs. Evil) talked about his earliest horror movie memory as a child, the duality of clowns, and how he feels Clown in a Cornfield fits into the niche comedy-horror genre.

Filmmaker Roshan Sethi and actor Karan Soni discuss their new LGBTQ comedy, Nice Indian Boy, with CineSnob.net editor Kiko Martinez.

CineSnob.net founder and editor Kiko Marintez interviews "Dreambreaker: A Pickleball Story" director Ashley Underwood and writer Craig Coyne about the growing popularity of pickleball, its unique social aspects, and the recent surge in pickleball courts and associations.

Actress Teri Polo discussed her resonance with the film Relative Control, drawing parallels to her own contentious relationship with her mother and experiences as a single mom. She found filming in Delaware, where her character is from, particularly meaningful. Polo emphasized the validation of her experiences through the film and highlighted the common theme of parent-child dynamics. She also touched on the challenges of balancing family and career, the impact of news consumption on older generations, and her reflections on aging and independence. Polo mentioned potential future projects, including a film with Faye Dunaway, and reflected on the enduring appeal of Meet the Parents.