iTalk movies is a long-form interview series featuring leading members of the film community. In this episode, our host Marisa Serafini interviews Kirsten Vangsness in studio about her most recent project, Kill Me, Deadly, on the Popcorn Talk Network. It’s 1947, and hard-boiled private investigator Charlie Nickels’ client is murdered and her priceless diamond stolen. The investigation forces him to do the one thing he vowed never to do again: trust a dame. Kill Me, Deadly is a film noir comedy with the feel and look of the classic noir of the 1940s. A love story with deceit, murder and double crosses, all told in glorious black and white. @ThePopcornTalk

iTalk movies is a long-form interview series featuring leading members of the film community. In this episode, our host Kari Lane interviews Tanna Frederick and Harry Hamlin in studio about their most recent project, Defrost, on the Popcorn Talk Network. Tanna Frederick, award-winning actress of film and theater has produced a state of the art 360-degree Virtual Reality movie, Defrost, that pulls the viewer into an emotional immersive experience, unlike seeing a movie on the big screen. With the use of Samsung Gear VR goggles, Defrost is one of the first attempts in the industry to tell a narrative story with the 360-degree technology. Frederick said, “Producing this project with the new technology is an attempt to create an emotional experience. The audience follows the first person point of view of Joan Garrison who wakes up after 30 years of being frozen for medical reasons. She feels trapped. She is just seeing life again for first time. We go on the journey through her awakening by following her perspective as she is being wheeled down the hallway.” @ThePopcornTalk

iTalk movies is a long-form interview series featuring leading members of the film community. In this episode, our hosts interview Steve Rizzo in studio about his most recent project, Sinkhole, on the Popcorn Talk Network. Steve has been an athletic guy since growing up in Baltimore, Maryland. He played football for years and ran track, which is something he still does today. He took his love for athletics and his love for the entertainment business and moved West to ultimately become a successful Hollywood stuntman. For 20 years, he’s doubled some of the industries hottest actors, including Seth Rogen and Jason O’Mara. He now turns his full attention to his love of acting. He has already had some memorable parts, which include, The Giant Calculator guy on How I met Your Mother, Carl Stanton on Grimm and most recently, Frank on Body of Proof, Mike Mallen on the short lived TV show Ironside and currently has a recurring role on General Hospital. He is also big in the musical theatre scene, recently being cast as Lancelot in and LA production of Spamalot, as well as doing productions of Les Miserable’ and Damn Yankees. Steve has many interests, which include playing guitar (he owns 4, one of which he personally built to replicate the famous Eddie Van Halen red and white Frankenstrat), running track, (he’s currently a nationally and world ranked 400m hurdler in the Masters Division of the USA Track and Field Association and is currently chasing the world title in the 400 meter hurdles in his age division). Baking is especially big during the holidays. Steve is a big kid when it comes to the holidays. He loves Christmas and everything that goes with it. @ThePopcornTalk

iTalk movies is a long-form interview series featuring leading members of the film community. In this episode, our hosts interview Hugh Scott in studio about his most recent project, Deadpool, on the Popcorn Talk Network. Hugh Scott is known for his work on Deadpool (2016), Runner Runner (2013) and Prom Night (2008). @ThePopcornTalk

iTalk movies is a long-form interview series featuring leading members of the film community. In this episode, our host interviews Jeff Ward talks Manson’s Lost Girls in studio on the Popcorn Talk Network. A veteran of theater in both New York and Los Angeles, Ward will next star as the infamous Charles Manson in the highly-anticipated Lifetime Original Movie. In the movie, viewers get a unique look at Manson’s life and personality through the eyes of his cult members. The dark thriller follows Linda Kasabian, played by MacKenzie Mauzy, as she first arrives at the seemingly idyllic Spahn Ranch hippie commune where she is embraced with open arms. Seduced by the group’s free-love lifestyle, Linda revels in the sisterhood and acceptance. Taken with Manson, he soon draws her into criminal activities, including late-night “creepy crawls” to steal from lavish homes. Linda reluctantly becomes an accomplice in Manson’s “Helter Skelter,” a drug-fueled murder spree that included the brutal death of actress Sharon Tate. She ultimately breaks away and turns herself in as a witness for the prosecution and helps to convict Manson. Hollywood next-generation stars Eden Brolin (I Dream Too Much), Greer Grammer (Awkward.), and Christian Madsen (Divergent) also showcase their talent. Jeff Ward stars in the lead role of Charles Manson in the TV movie Manson’s Lost Girls on Lifetime – Has guest-starred on hit shows including The Mentalist, Rosewood, and Law and Order: Criminal Intent to name a few. – Will next be seen in the upcoming film The Boy Downstairs. – Graduated from NYU’s prestigious Tisch drama school and trained with Kathleen Turner, Moises Kauffman, and Sam Shepard. – Also has international training. – Recently directed the play TAPE for the Aquila Morong Studio. – Has also worked with College Humor

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iTalk movies is a long-form interview series featuring leading members of the film community. In this episode, our host interviews Gabriela Lopez from The 5th Wave in studio on the Popcorn Talk Network.

Gabriela Lopez is an actress and writer, known for Million Dollar Arm (2014), Teen Spirit (2011) and Unrelated (2015).

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iTalk movies is a long-form interview series featuring leading members of the film community. In this episode, our host Keetin Marchi interviews Jason Schnell, Patrick Renna and Tommy Savas about their new movie Bad Roomies. Bad Roomies is a dark comedy about two guys living together who, after losing their roommate, put out an ad to find a new one. After a series of disastrous interviews with potential roommates they settle on an apparently harmless but beautiful girl. All seems to be going well despite the simmering rivalry until one drunken night causes all three roommates to make a horrible mistake that start them on a downward spiral. A hilarious yet disastrous game of roommate versus roommate takes a turn that will change all their lives forever. @ThePopcornTalk

iTalk movies is a long-form interview series featuring leading members of the film community. In this episode, our host Keetin Marchi interview Paul Ashton and Katie Page from This Isn’t Fun in studio on the Popcorn Talk Network. This Isn’t Funny’s Summary: Meet Eliot Anderson and Jamie Thompson: Masters of Prolonged Adolescence, experts in Self-Sabotage. Faced with the possibility of their true potential, at a time in life when they both know theyre supposed to be finding some kind of clarity the only sensible response seems to be running in the opposite direction. What a perfect time for them to meet. Eliot is a stand up with crippling anxiety, Jamie avoids life through partying and travel. When Jamie rides his bicycle into Eliots car their exchange is not exactly a meet-cute. More like a meet-fling-hostile-abuse-drive-off-aggressive. Then when Eliot riffs on the exchange in her set that night and Jamie is there to see it, its game on, and the chemistry is undeniable. They push each others buttons. They fall in love. But just as they open themselves up and see they might be a fit, things start to fall apart. New job opportunities and family crises bring their issues and their future together into sharp focus and their respective modes of escape-therapy begin to fail them. Will they ever be able to get out of their own way, so they can truly come together? Interspersed with live stand up comedy from Beth Stelling, Ahmed Bharoocha, Katie Page and Will Weldon (who all also star), and featuring hilarious character turns from Anthony LaPaglia, Edi Gathegi, Mimi Rogers, Gia Carides and David Pasquesi, THIS ISNT FUNNY takes an honest, sharply observed look at meeting the right person at a time in your life when you just dont know what to do with it. And how it can be the best thing that ever happened to you. @ThePopcornTalk

iTalk movies is a long-form interview series featuring leading members of the film community. In this episode, our host interviews Gaspar Noé from Love in studio on the Popcorn Talk Network. Gaspar Noé  is an Argentinian film director and screenwriter living in France. He is the son of Argentinian painter, writer and intellectual Luis Felipe Noé. Noé graduated from Louis Lumière College. He is mostly known for his three feature films I Stand Alone, Irréversible and Enter the Void. @ThePopcornTalk

iTalk movies is a long-form interview series featuring leading members of the film community. In this episode, hosts Kristen Snyder and Ryan Malaty interview Matthew A. Brown, Ryan Cooper, and Ashley C. Williams from Julia in studio on the Popcorn Talk Network. @ThePopcornTalk

iTalk movies is a long-form interview series featuring leading members of the film community. In this episode, host Stephen Lemieux interviews Marissa Heart in studio on the Popcorn Talk Network. Marissa Heart was born as Marissa Swentkowsky. She is an actress, known for Breaking Through (2015), Perform This Way (2011) and While You Were Away (2008). @ThePopcornTalk

iTalk movies is a long-form interview series featuring leading members of the film community. In this episode, host Yael Tygiel interviews Sean Nateghi in studio on the Popcorn Talk Network. Sean Nateghi is an actor and producer, known for Anti-Hero (2010), Me You and Five Bucks (2015) and Van Wilder: Freshman Year (2009). @ThePopcornTalk

iTalk movies is a long-form interview series featuring leading members of the film community. In this episode, host Ashley Daniels interviews Joey Rudman in studio on the Popcorn Talk Network. We Are Your Friends is a 2015 American music drama film directed by Max Joseph in his directorial debut, written by Joseph, and Meaghan Oppenheimer, from a story by Richard Silverman. The film follows a young man struggling for prominence as a music producer in the electronic dance music and nightlife scene. The film’s release date by Warner Bros. Pictures in the United States is 28 August 2015. Its financier, StudioCanal, is its distributor in France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Australia and New Zealand. @ThePopcornTalk

iTalk movies is a long-form interview series featuring leading members of the film community. In this episode, host Alison Dean interviews Tim Griffin in studio on the Popcorn Talk Network. Chicago native Tim Griffin, often known as, “the actor who is in everything,” has amassed a dizzying list of credits, and over the years has solidified his reputation as one of Hollywood’s nicest, most charming and versatile actors. The son of a pediatric cardiologist, he first discovered acting after being cast as Oliver Twist in a school performance of the musical “Oliver!” As a teen Griffin would star in numerous theatrical productions for “The Body Politic” and “New Haven Playhouse,” as well local movies and commercials. After graduating from Francis Parker High School (among classmates Paul Adelstein, Anne Heche, and novelist Brad Thor), Griffin made the choice to put acting on the back-burner to enroll in the University of Vermont (UVM) where he graduated with a double major in political philosophy and English literature. Griffin performed as a regular member of the UVM Players (as Claudio in “Much Ado About Nothing” and Riff in “West Side Story”). Fate intervened his sophomore year while driving back to Chicago when his car broke down outside New York City. While waiting for it to be repaired, his agents asked him to audition for a TV movie called “Taking A Stand.” He was cast in the leading role of the all-star production (Betty Buckley, Jane Adams, Michael Beach). The show went on to win a Daytime Emmy for “Outstanding Children’s Special.” Following this success, Griffin turned down a scholarship to study abroad at the University of Kent in England, and went to Hollywood. Giving himself the extreme grand total of one year to make or break his career, he enrolled in classes at UCLA and signed with Writers and Artists. He quickly went on to star in high-profile TV shows and movies of the week, including “China Beach,” “In The Heat of the Night,” and Michael Zinberg’s autobiographical, coming-of-age drama “For The Very First Time.” @ThePopcornTalk