A woman finds a new outlet to overcome her addictions in this dramedy that features original songs from its co-star. Joy is a woman who has a major problem. The co-host of a children’s TV show, she finds herself in a stable relationship with co-star and boyfriend Ben. However, her biggest issue involves being promiscuous. […]Read Post ›
A woman gets a chance to overcome her addictions in the trailer to the upcoming indie dramedy Unlovable. A sex and love addicted woman learns what real intimacy is when she starts making music with a reclusive man. Inspired by true events courtesy of the film’s lead actress, Charlene de Guzman, who co-wrote the film. […]Read Post ›
A legendary musician finds herself at a crossroads with life and finds peace in the trailer to Here and Now, starring Sarah Jessica Parker and Renee Zellweger. Vivienne, is an established singer/songwriter with a successful music career. On the eve of a major performance, Vivienne receives some life-altering news that causes her to reevaluate her […]Read Post ›
If you don’t know the name Michael Alago, perhaps you may have seen his name on an album cover from Elektra or Geffen during the 80’s and 90’s. He became friends with the likes of John Lydon, Cyndi Lauper, and Cherry Vanilla, and has worked with bands like Metallica and White Zombie to name a […]Read Post ›
Get ready to find out as the title indicates, “Who the F**k is That Guy”, as we get to meet one of the most iconic A&R executives of the 1980’s and 1990’s. A man by the name of Michael Alago. Michael Alago has always loved music. Since listening to radio in his Brooklyn railroad apartment […]Read Post ›
Mike Peters is the legendary musician who in the 1980’s, fronted the Welsh pop-rock band The Alarm, whose best known hits include “Blaze of Glory” and “Sixty-Eight Guns”. In 1991, Peters left the Alarm and embarked on a solo career and while he was diagnosed with cancer, he has not let it stop him as […]Read Post ›
To commemorate the release of Score: A Film Music Documentary, coming to select theaters on June 16 from Gravitas Venturas, World Film Geek takes a look at some of the most iconic theme music from cinema that still holds its own today. The music heard in films are a driving force in cinema. Music can […]Read Post ›
1988, Motion Picture Corporation of America Director: Linda Shayne Producers: Brad Krevoy Steve Stabler Writer: Linda Shayne Cinematography: Peter Deming Editing: Cari Coughlin Cast: Ned Beatty (Sam) Shelley Winters (Rita) Neil Patrick Harris (Billy) Dustin Diamond (Willadecker) Lindsay Price (Kory) Shonda Whipple (Allison) Molly Cheek (Mrs. Orfus) Kimberly McCullough (Donna Orfus) John Brumfield (Mr. Noodle) […]Read Post ›
Before Lambada and after Breakin’ comes this film that was made to capitalize on the world of salsa music, a style still appreciated to this day, and have the film seen somewhat as a Saturday Night Fever style story but instead of John Travolta, we have ex-Menudo singer Draco Rosa. In Los Angeles, auto mechanic […]Read Post ›
The worlds of kung fu and competitive bands combine in the award-winning documentary East Meets West, from filmmaker Donald Flaherty and features actor and stuntman Morgan Benoit, who is best known for his appearances in The Forbidden Kingdom and doing both acting and stunts on the AMC series Into the Badlands. The 46-minute film documents […]Read Post ›
