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"I'm gonna fight for her, Mitch. I'm not going anywhere..." Gravitas Ventures has unveiled the trailer for a spunky indie dramedy titled Braking for Whales, which marks the directorial debut of filmmaker Sean McEwen. The film is headed to VOD coming up this spring, for those interested in watching this one. Tom Felton and Tammin Sursok star in this as Brandon and Star, estranged brother and sister. The two are brought together after their mother's recent death and end up on a road trip trying to fulfill her absurd final request to dispose of her ashes in the body of a whale. The full cast includes Wendi McLendon-Covey, David Koechner, Austin Swift, and Carrie Clifford. Looks like a solid road trip comedy meets siblings emotional bonding story. There's a few unexpected wacky moments in this trailer that make it worth a look. Here's the first official trailer (+ poster) for Sean McEwen's Braking for Whales,...

Andrew Husband Jun 14, 2019

In the increasingly crowded field of television comedy, Tacoma Fd offers some comfort food.

Higher quantity never guarantees better quality, but thanks to “Peak TV,” there are more good options on television to choose from than ever before. This is especially true of the comedy genre, which has witnessed an explosion of unique programming. From returning favorites like Fleabag and Brooklyn Nine-Nine to acclaimed newcomers like The Other Two and Russian Doll, viewers could watch one episode every night for a year and still not finish it all.

Unfortunately, this results in the premature demise of many, many shows, as people just aren’t able to keep up, resulting in poor ratings. Hopefully, this isn’t going to be the case for truTV’s Tacoma Fd, which has managed to find and maintain a small, devoted niche audience. But even at a smaller network like truTV, a...

Paramount Pictures has released two clips and six new photos from Fun Size, the directorial debut of Chuck creator Josh Schwartz. Victoria Justice stars as Wren, a young woman who goes on a frantic journey to find her kid brother on Halloween. Take a look at one scene where Wren meets Roosevelt's (Thomas Mann) two moms (Kerri Kenney and Ana Gasteyer), and a montage of memorable quotes from April (Jane Levy). You can click on the photos to access our full gallery.

Fun Size - April Adventures

Fun Size - Meeting Moms

Fun Size was released October 26th, 2012 and stars Victoria Justice, Jackson Nicoll, Chelsea Handler, Josh Pence, Jane Levy, Thomas Mann, Thomas McDonell, Carrie Clifford. The film is directed by Josh Schwartz.

Little Brother casts Gillian Vigman with John Stamos in Fox comedy Vigman (New Girl, The Defenders, United States of Tara) has joined the Mike Royce-written and Shawn Levy directed comedy, reports Deadline. The story follows Tim (Stamos), a former rocker who runs a music store with his wife (Vigman), Tim finds out he has a half-brother (T.J. Miller) and also a criminal who's out on parole, and wants to move in. Vigman's also in Emily Kapnek's Suburgatory with Jeremy Sisto, Jane Levy and Carly Chaikin, with future work including Rod Blackhurst's You Were Once Called Queen City with Kevin Heffernan, Carrie Clifford and Pete Gardner...

Little Brother casts Gillian Vigman with John Stamos in Fox comedy Vigman (New Girl, The Defenders, United States of Tara) has joined the Mike Royce-written and Shawn Levy directed comedy, reports Deadline. The story follows Tim (Stamos), a former rocker who runs a music store with his wife (Vigman), Tim finds out he has a half-brother (T.J. Miller) and also a criminal who's out on parole, and wants to move in. Vigman's also in Emily Kapnek's Suburgatory with Jeremy Sisto, Jane Levy and Carly Chaikin, with future work including Rod Blackhurst's You Were Once Called Queen City with Kevin Heffernan, Carrie Clifford and Pete Gardner...

Little Brother casts Gillian Vigman with John Stamos in Fox comedy Vigman (New Girl, The Defenders, United States of Tara) has joined the Mike Royce-written and Shawn Levy directed comedy, reports Deadline. The story follows Tim (Stamos), a former rocker who runs a music store with his wife (Vigman), Tim finds out he has a half-brother (T.J. Miller) and also a criminal who's out on parole, and wants to move in. Vigman's also in Emily Kapnek's Suburgatory with Jeremy Sisto, Jane Levy and Carly Chaikin, with future work including Rod Blackhurst's You Were Once Called Queen City with Kevin Heffernan, Carrie Clifford and Pete Gardner...

The Slammin’ Salmon is a straight DVD release directed by Kevin Heffernan and stars Michael Clarke Duncan alongside comedy troupe, Broken Lizard which includes Jay Chandrasekhar, Kevin Heffernan, Steve Lemme, Paul Soter, and Erik Stolhanske. April Bowlby, Cobie Smulders, Sendhil Ramamurthy and Carrie Clifford complete the cast in this comedy which is released 17th May.

The movie focuses around a restaurant named Slammin’ Salmon which is owned by former boxer, The Champ (Clarke-Duncan) who needs to make $20 000 in one night to pay of a bet which he lost. He lays down the challenge to his table waiting team with a great prize for the person who brings in the highest total but whoever brings in the lowest will face a ‘broken rib sandwich’.

Spurred on by greed and panic, the staff resort to backstabbing, bribery and indecent proposals in an attempt to upsell their patrons while simultaneously sabotaging their co-workers.