Matt Donato, Author at We Got This Covered – Page 72 of 134 - Part 72

Matt Donato

A drinking critic with a movie problem. Foodie. Meatballer. Horror Enthusiast.

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Exclusive Interview With Nick Kroll And Bobby Cannavale On Adult Beginners

Matt Donato sits down with Nick Kroll and Bobby Cannavale to talk about their new film, Adult Beginners.

The ABCs Of Death 3 Might Not Happen, Because Pirates

While sequels have gotten a bad rap around the horror genre these days, there are still franchises that I wouldn't mind seeing a continual influx of entries from - The ABCs Of Death being one such series. Created by buddies Ant Timpson and Tim League, the horror anthology brings together 26 filmmakers for a unique experience that provides one killer death sequence for each letter of the alphabet. It's fun, fresh, and with so many letters, there's something for everyone. So why is the franchise now at a standstill, after recently releasing its first sequel? Simple. Pirates.

Exclusive Interview With Executive Producer Jason Blum On Unfriended

When you get a chance to interview Jason Blum, no matter how long you're given, the timeframe will never be long enough. With so many projects being produced by Blumhouse Productions, there are so many different questions worth asking. Jason was in Austin to promote his new film Unfriended, which kicked my South by Southwest festival off with a horrifying bang, and ten minutes flew by as I pulled a few other titles out of my grab-bag assortment of questions. When you walk into one of his interviews, you better be ready. Time is of the essence, working against your best efforts to touch on projects that are begging for updates or new information.

Exclusive Interview With Executive Producer Ant Timpson On Deathgasm

If you haven't been paying attention to the latest foreign horror imports, than you've been missing out on some tremendous films. While you might assume that a majority of these are European efforts, there's another locale that's making quite a genre name for itself - New Zealand. Peter Jackson started with films like Bad Taste and Dead Alive, but that was long ago, and since those years, New Zealand hasn't bothered to traverse the waters of horror with much enthusiasm - until now. Thanks to producer Ant Timpson, a frequent collaborator with Alamo's Tim League, New Zealand is once again making a name for itself in a forgotten genre, and Deathgasm is just the latest shining example.

Turbo Kid Review [SXSW 2015]

Turbo Kid is a magical can't-miss experience that's like a Saturday morning cartoon turned into an apocalyptic 80s fever-dream. A stunning visual masterpiece that redefines the phrase "low-budget filmmaking."

Spring Review [Fantastic Fest 2014]

Spring is both a whimsical love story and intensified creature feature, standing as one of the most artful interpretations of eternal romance achieved since, well, never.

Zombeavers Review

Zombeavers is DAM good fun. Heh. See what I did there? But seriously. Zombeavers is an 80s creature throwback with a vicious bite to match its unique bark.

The Frontier Review [SXSW 2015]

The Frontier is a stale film from another era, with an unfortunate story that's about as frail as a tumbleweed.

Pod Review [SXSW 2015]

Pod is a simple, frantic creature feature that's over before you know it, but that's not necessarily a good thing.

The Invitation Review [SXSW 2015]

The Invitation is a slow, SLOW burn that fails to find the winning ingredient that makes for a perfect dinner party thriller.