CS Interview: Glenn Howerton on Becoming a Villain in Archenemy CS Interview: Glenn Howerton on becoming a villain in Archenemy Just in time for the arrival of the latest project from co-writer/director Adam Egypt Mortimer ( Daniel Isn’t Real), ComingSoon.net got the chance to chat with It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia co-developer/star Glenn Howerton to discuss his villainous role in the superhero thriller ComingSoon.net: So of all the amazing aspects of this project, what was the biggest draw for you to star? Glenn Howerton: Adam, the director, honestly, I really enjoyed the script a lot but I think moreso SpectreVision, who produced the movie, sent me a copy of
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CS Interview: Paul Scheer on Unique Role in Superhero Twist Archenemy CS Interview: Paul Scheer on unique role in superhero twist Archenemy In time for the film’s digital and select theatrical release, ComingSoon.net got the opportunity to chat with The League alum Paul Scheer to discuss his against-type role in Adam Egypt Mortimer’s latest project, the gritty superhero thriller Archenemy led by Joe Manganiello ( ComingSoon.net: What really drew you to the project in the first place? Paul Scheer: I was a big fan of Adam, the director Adam Egypt Mortimer, I was at South by Southwest last year and went to the midnight screening of
ARCHENEMY Review – A Wild, Heartfelt Antihero Epic That Doesn’t Pack Enough Punch By Drew Tinnin Written by Adam Egypt Mortimer Starring Joe Manganiello, Skylan Brookes, Zolee Grigs, Amy Seimetz In one of the year’s most inventive redemption stories, Archenemy is bubbling with imagination. For a cosmic tinged tale filled with so many grand ideas and infinite possibilities, there’s an indie ire and a strong beating heart to this intimate epic that imbues Adam Egypt Mortimer’s film with a generous spirit. That balance of big ideas and small scope doesn’t always pay off, interestingly, much like the grand delusions of antihero Max Fist (Manganiello) don’t necessarily come to fruition.
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Copy to Clipboard (RLJE Films/YouTube) Archenemy will be one of those mind-bending and insanely violent superhero films that will be hitting video-on-demand in December ahead of Wonder Woman 1984 . Starring Joe Manganiello, the flick directed by Adam Egypt Mortimer sees Mike Fist claiming to be a superhero from another dimension. Naturally, the world mocks him in disbelief except for two teens, Hamster (Skylar Brooks) and his sister Indigo (Zolee Griggs). And while much of the plot is relatively unknown, a look at the trailer gives enough promise of some high-octane action and an impressive cast. Ahead of the film s release, here s a quick look at who s who in the flick:
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Hancock), last month André Øvredal s Mortal attempted to wrest the myth of Thor from Marvel s pantheon, and return it to its Scandinavian roots. Now Archenemy revisits the idea of the alien fallen to Earth to become our savior. In this case, he s ended up in our parallel dimension: at least that s what the quite possibly delusional, but definitely homeless and alcoholic, Max Fist (Manganiello) believes. A dimmer fucking universe, he grumbles, trying to convince anyone listening that he s a displaced superhero who fell through reality when he punched through subatomic structures to save his own world, Chromium. His old, possibly fantastical existence is seen through animated sequences, showing his conflict with his old archenemy, Cleo Ventris (voiced by Siemetz). The only person who even comes close to believing him is wannabe streamer Hamster (Brooks) whose sister, Indigo (Griggs), is a runner for a local drug lord known as the Manager (Howerton, scarcely-recognizable under a televangelist/used car dealer wig). She s sent to pick up a package from a hotel room currently in the grasp of a strung-out weirdo (Scheer, having fun chewing the scenery in a full-gonzo embrace of the overblown tone), and when the deal goes awry, Hamster cajoles Fist out of the bottle and back into action.