Join me as I sat down with Sophie in her very first podcast interview about her debut role! This young and very talented actress delivered her role as the funny and courageous Aurora with an exceptional performance.

We spoke about what it was like on set to work with three legendary actors: Mads Mikkelsen, David Dastmalchian, and Sigourney Weaver. The details about the energy and dynamic are priceless. We also discussed what she liked most about portraying her role and how she prepared. I am honored to have sat down with her; this is an interview that I will truly not forget.

Make sure to stop by Sophie’s Instagram page and let her know just how well she performed. I give Dust Bunny two tails up and it’s going to be a move that I will revisit I the near future.

You can watch Dust Bunny on Amazon Prime Video, Fandango at Home, Apple TV, Google Play Movies, and YouTube.

Girl on the Third Flood certainly has some spectacular special effects, brutal violence and some excellent acting performances. Not only is the premise intriguing, but it also has great imagery, and the solid directing that nails the uncanny feeling of dread that can come with settling into any new home, let alone a house that’s tangibly spooky on its face, let alone one that comes prepacked with a legitimately scary history. In the third act, there’s a pivotal turn and I would like to know more about the house and its occupants, especially the nymph.

Honestly, I can say that this movie definitely resonates for those who are into the supernatural and guano crazy, blood soaking murders, and hauntings. Tonya Kay who portrays the Nymph is the facilitator to all this (or portal as she eloquently put it).

Set in the Chicago suburbs, the lore is based on a true haunting in which I believe delivers the storyline in a much more ghostly fashion.

Drop on by Tonya’s Instagram and Facebook pages to stay up to date with her current projects and what she has in store for all of her fans. Also check out the movie, now streaming on multiple platforms: Tubi, The Roku Channel, Amazon Prime Video, and much more.

Brute 1976 is a solid horror movie that throws us back to the Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Hills Have Eyes days where there are desert-dwelling psychos who kill with thrill. The campiness of the classic group further mimics the bohemian feel of characters, each of whom personifies those slasher stereotypes we know and love. I can honestly say you will be afraid of those weekend getaways where everyone is targeted. Brute 1976 left me completely full on the type of horror I love.

Sarah French: the award-winning actress who has been in more independent horror movies than I can count, she is what I would call pure talent. Not only has she impressed me her ability to act in every role given, but she has also left the impression that no matter what it takes, she will get the job done. Her role in Brute 1976 as Sunshine has definitely lit up the screen with her iconic gift to grab the essence of that character and bring her to life.

If you have not seen this movie, I highly recommend it… If you want to travel back in time to revisit your love for The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Hills Have Eyes, then you have to see this spot-on replica of the imaginative storylines.

Brute 1976 is now on Digital: Tubi, Amazon Prime Video, Fandango, Apple Tv and many more platforms. If you’re a fan of 70s horror, then you have to see this!

Make sure to stop by Sarah’s Facebook and Instagram pages to show her some “Brute” love and support.