LAFF Interview: Franz Drameh and Kierston Wareing on A Hundred Streets and Legends of Tomorrow Fred Topel Interview July 1, 2016 0A Hundred Streets premiered at the 2016 Los Angeles Film Festival. The British film is an ensemble piece starring Idris...
LAFF Review: Paint It Black Is A Dark Directorial Debut Fred Topel Movies June 28, 2016 0The directorial debut of Amber Tamblyn premiered at this year’s Los Angeles Film Festival. Based on the novel by Janet...
LAFF Interview: Play the Devil Director Maria Govan and Stars Petrice Jones and Gareth Jenkins Fred Topel Interview June 16, 2016 0Play the Devil was one film at the Los Angeles Film Festival that really made me feel like I was...
LAFF Interview: Barbara Crampton, Jackson Stewart and the Cast of Beyond the Gates Fred Topel Interview June 16, 2016 0Beyond the Gates won the Los Angeles Film Festival’s Nightfall Award for director Jackson Stewart, so I’m glad I talked...
LAFF Review: Sensitivity Training is Real Anger Management Fred Topel Movies June 15, 2016 0Adam Sandler made a movie called Anger Management that wasn’t really about anger management. He played a soft spoken character...
LAFF Interview: Jim O’Hanlon and Leon Butler on A Hundred Streets Fred Topel Interview June 15, 2016 0A Hundred Streets is set and filmed in London but it had its world premiere at the Los Angeles Film...
LAFF Review: Lights Out – Ambitious Horror Fred Topel Nerd Stuff June 9, 2016 0Lights Out has a strong premise for a horror movie and executes scares like a horror master. If you saw...
LAFF Review: Play the Devil – A Real Discovery Fred Topel Movies June 6, 2016 0Play the Devil is the kind of movie you get to see at a film festival where you really feel...
LAFF Review: Beyond the Gates – A Horror Jumanji Fred Topel Movies June 6, 2016 0You may know me as Franchise Fred because I love sequels, but I am also Format Fred because I am...
LAFF Review: Officer Downe – Officer Downer Fred Topel Review June 6, 2016 0Officer Downe lost me immediately at the Orgasm Counter, which is in the second scene of the movie. That is...
