Interviews

As Above/So Below star Ben Feldman takes us inside the making of his Parisian set horror flick. Feldman also dishes the joys and fears of making a found footage horror movie.

Former James Bond Pierce Brosnan talks about The November Man and how he felt unfulfilled after Bond ended. Brosnan also talks about the rich possibilities of his latest spy franchise, The November Man.

As Above/So Below star Perdita Weeks talks exclusively about the haunting nature that was the found footage movie. Weeks also dishes the power of filming in the Paris catacombs.

Jennifer Aniston not only stars, but also produces her latest, Life of Crime. Aniston talks why she produced and starred in the film, and how she really wants to direct someday and what type of movie it would be.

Joseph Gordon Levitt has made dozens of movies, but nothing compares to Sin CIty: A Dame to Kill For. Levitt dishes the Robert Rodriguez experience and the gift that is reuniting with Doc Brown, aka Christopher Lloyd.

The stars of When the Game Stands Tall talk to us about their favorite football movie. They also talk which football film would join When the Game Stands Tall as their all-time favorite.

If I Stay star Chloe Grace Moretz says she chooses such dark roles to mess up her "boring" world. Moretz also dishes how she found acting at such a young age.

Jessica Alba tells us about growing as a person and as a performer from Sin City to Sin City: A Dame to Kill For. Alba also dishes her great relationship working with her friend, director Robert Rodriguez.

When the Game Stands Tall stars Jim Caviezel and Michael Chiklis talk portraying the real coaches who oversaw the record breaking 151 winning streak for the De La Salle high school football team. Chiklis also dishes Caviezel being a "goofball" on set.

Josh Brolin believes that Sin City: A Dame to Kill For is the most extraordinary work he's ever done. Brolin talks about entering the world of Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez.

Jeff Bridges talks working with the young cast on The Giver and the fun of "jamming." Bridges also dishes how it took 18 years to bring The Giver book to life onscreen.

The stars of Let's Be Cops -- Jake Johnson, Damon Wayans, Jr. and Rob Riggle -- sit for an exclusive video interview. Hilarity ensues as the trio talk what they'd like to be in a Let's Be Cops sequel.