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Articles Posted by Katie Moeller
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Aftershock Treatment: An In-Depth Look at the Latest Project from Hostel Director Eli Roth
As a writer and/or director and/or producer and/or actor, Eli Roth is not subtle. His previous work includes two horror movies so bloody disgusting they spawned a sub-genre known as “torture porn,” the movie Cabin Fever which defies any sort of categorization, and an acting role where his chief motivation was bludgeoning Nazis to [...]
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Taking Steps – Interview with Actor, Neil Brown, Jr.
Walking Dead alum Neil Brown, Jr. sat down with Movie Vine to discuss a slew of upcoming comedy projects, the power of fate, and his small but impactful role on the hugely popular zombie drama. Katie: Welcome to Movie Vine, Neil. Neil: Thanks for having me Katie, you guys rock! Katie: You recently sat down [...]
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Room to Breathe – An Interview with Actor Nick Gomez
Fans of AMC’s ‘The Walking Dead’ know him as the guy who tried to double cross Rick and took a machete blow to the skull for his trouble, but actor Nick Gomez has been steadily working in TV and movies for years. He recently sat down with Movie Vine to discuss his part on the [...]
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Heavy on the Heart: Review of Disney’s ‘The Odd Life of Timothy Green’ on Blu-Ray
It’s funny to think that at one time Jennifer Garner was an action star. She made a splash playing agent Sydney Bristow on JJ Abram’s seminal series “Alias,” a role which some have called the most important female TV character after Scully and Buffy (and by some, of course I mean, me). “Alias” aired five [...]
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Craving Disaster: Interview with Actor Delpaneaux Wills
Delpaneaux Wills’ most recent movie, “40 Days and 40 Nights,” is making literal waves with audiences. Movie Vine sat down with the actor and discussed what action movies inspire him and why it is that audiences love watching disasters so much. Katie: Welcome to Movie Vine, Delpaneaux. Delpaneaux: Hey. Thanks for having me Katie: You [...]
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First Official Poster for Star Trek Into Darkness
“Into Darkness,” the sequel to JJ Abram’s 2009 re-imagining of the Star Trek franchise, debuted its first official poster today. The cryptic art for the film features a charred city’s ruins that outline (in the shape of the Starfleet emblem) a lonely figure turned away from us. The iconic core characters are conspicuously absent, though [...]
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An Acting Path Less Taken: Interview with Skipper Landry
Fresh off the set of the highly anticipated “Django: Unchained,” helmed by Quentin Tarantino, actor Skipper Landry sat down with Movie Vine and discussed his experiences working with the famously idiosyncratic director, his meandering path to acting full time, and his aspirations of one day portraying a zombie on screen. Katie: Welcome to Movie Vine, [...]
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A Eulogy for the Dearly Departed ‘Mockingbird Lane’
Brothers and sisters, we are gathered here today to remember the newly dead. NBC aired what should have been the pilot for the new Bryan Fuller-penned series, “Mockingbird Lane,” on October 26th. The network opted not to order a full series of this Munsters for a modern era from Fuller, the creative mind behind such [...]
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No Good Guys in ‘Green Guys’
Green Guys, a stylish thriller with a strong ensemble cast, makes you like the bad guys so much you’re rooting for them, just a little bit. The film is currently on a multi-city tour, debuting in theaters across the country thanks to a partnership with movie screening company, Tugg. Movie Vine contributor Katie Moeller attended [...]
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Interview With Actor Adam Fristoe
Adam Fristoe is known to fans of the hit MTV series, Teen Wolf, as the wonderfully acerbic Mr. Harris (Seasons 1 and 2 of the show are available on DVD and Netflix). Join as we discuss Adam’s active role in the theater scene of his native Atlanta, his work on a new show produced by [...]
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