Everyone wants a buddy. But who wants this Buddy? In Buddy, we’re transported into the classic children’s television show of the same name. Following the adventures of the bright orange unicorn that teaches life lessons about sharing, this program proved that every...
Sometimes, all of us are Idiots. Idiots tells the story of Davis (O’Shea Jackson Jr.), a youth worker who’s trying to find his way. When he applies for a job transporting youth to a rehab facility, he find himself working with Mark (Dave Franco), an unqualified loser...
Our next giveaway is an absolute monster! Thanks to our friends at Universal Pictures and The TARO Group, we're giving away 2 copies of Minions & Monsters in 4K! Directed by Academy Award® nominee Pierre Coffin, this is the rambunctious, ridiculous and totally...
Coyote vs. Acme is no bomb. After decades of failure attempting to catch the Roadrunner, Wile E. Coyote has had enough. Believing that the flaws lie not in his (super genius) plans but in the tech that he’s purchased from ACME Corporation, the Coyote decides to take...
Sometimes, we all need a little magic. Based on the worldwide best-selling novel, The Magic Faraway Tree tells the story of Tim and Polly Thompson and their three children as they’re forced to relocate from the big city to a remote village. Moving into an old country...
Summer’s over but there’s still time for one last getaway. In Spa Weekend, we’re introduced to Jane (Leslie Mann), an over-worked lawyer and single mom who finds that she simply doesn’t have time for anything but her family demands. But her world is upended when her...
When it comes to fame, it truly is better late than never. Set in the heart of modern-day New York City, Late Fame follows Ed Saxberger (Willem Dafoe), a postal worker who once was known as a legendary poet. Still, those days are long behind him and Saxberger moves...
In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Willem Dafoe discusses his role as Ed Saxberger in LATE FAME, reflecting on what drew him to the character and the film’s exploration of creativity, recognition, and legacy. He shares his experience working with younger actors and...
There’s something about Tony that really cooks. Directed by Matt Johnson, Tony introduces us to iconic chef Anthony Bourdain (Dominic Sessa) as a young man that retreats from his life to the tiny seaport of Provincetown, Rhode Island. Determined to make it as a...