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(Photo Credit: Courtesy of Mary Ellen Matthews/NBC) Saturday Night Live cast members Punkie Johnson and Ego Nwodim have joined the cast of the HBO Max’s anthology series Love Life, according to a report from The Hollywood Reporter. The two  SNL alums join a growing cast that includes Leslie Bibb, John Earl Jelks, Arian Moayed, Kimberly Elise, and Blair Underwood in some capacity.  The second season of Love Life will focus on Marcus Watkins (William Jackson Harper), a man coming out of ...

12 Great Female-Directed Vampire Movies Twitter 0 comments While vampire stories find their roots in gothic literature, and early vampire films are mostly calibrated as horror, modern vampire stories can be found in a myriad of genres. You’ll also find that vampire films tend to be highly eroticized, and thus often filled with a great deal of male gaze. With this in mind, I present twelve vampire films from a variety of different genres, each directed by a woman. The male gaze is gone, but t...

Maisie Richardson-Sellers Settles the Team Noah/Team Marco Debate Once and For All 1 Shares In our Q&A series POPSUGAR Crush, we get to know some of our favorite celebs more intimate details — from their first celebrity crush to the best love advice theyve ever received. This month, were crushing on Sundays Child and You may know Maisie Richardson-Sellers from DCs Legends of Tomorrow and a little movie called The Kissing Booth 2, but now the 29-year-old actor is making her directorial de...

Why Willis From Things Heard And Seen Looks So Familiar Why Willis From Things Heard And Seen Looks So Familiar Netflix By Adam Cetorelli/April 21, 2021 6:06 pm EDT A tale of a secret-riddled marriage, a move to a creaky house in rural New York, and the strange phenomena that occur therein is coming to Netflix April 29 in the form of "Things Heard and Seen." Adapted from the novel "All Things Cease to Appear" by Elizabeth Brundage, the movie promises to be a scary one, as can b...

Movie theaters are slowly reopening, but most of the new releases are headed to streaming services rather than the big screen. Whether you're staying at

PVT CHAT review - the cam girl who loved me | reviews, news & interviews PVT CHAT review - the cam girl who loved me PVT CHAT review - the cam girl who loved me Be careful what you wish for virtually... by Graham FullerSaturday, 13 February 2021 Remote control: Julia Fox as dominatrix Scarlet in PVT CHAT An initially off-putting erotic comedy thriller about the relationship between a webcam dominatrix, “Scarlet” (Julia Fox), and the Internet gambler, Jack (Peter Vack), who bec...

Directed by Josh Greenbaum  ★★★ FROM the writers of Bridesmaids comes a truly bizarre comedy which celebrates female friendship, middle age and culottes — the 1970s fashion trend we all pray never comes back. It is co-written and produced by Annie Mumolo and Kristen Wiig, who also play lifelong friends Barb and Star. After losing their jobs and being kicked out of Talking Club the pair decide to leave their hometown for the first time to holiday in Vista Del Mar, Florida, in search of ...

PVT Chat review – a murky story of online obsession James City A.M.s film editor and a regular on both TV and radio discussing the latest movie releases Subcultures and obsession are explored in PVT Chat, starring Peter Vack as Jack, a lonely New Yorker living in a crumbling studio apartment. He spends his nights frittering money on online Blackjack, then spunking more on sexual encounters with Cam Girls. He becomes particularly enamoured with one West Coast dominatrix named...

PVT Chat ? Ben Hozie: When I first started writing the film, I wanted to make it a movie that explored how computers are changing consciousness for good. Then I decided I wanted to do a romantic story, and thought that I could update the classic trope of a guy falling in love with a prostitute by having a guy fall in love with a cam girl. And then I was thinking a lot about how the dopamine reaction you get from gambling is so similar to that on social media and the internet. So all those thoug...

Last modified on Thu 11 Feb 2021 02.02 EST In a 2016 Vanity Fair article, Nancy Jo Sales wrote about prostitution going mainstream, describing a new economy of young people selling their bodies to pay off student loans or just to get by in the tough economic climate. On the same theme, Ben Hozie makes his feature debut with this semi-insightful, uncomfortably funny indie drama about a man who becomes obsessed with an online sex worker. It’s a film with a slackerish mumblecore vibe, and Hoz...