Film Globe-Miami AZ

08/22/2026

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SUPERIOR — The town of Superior has a starring role in a new movie set to debut on Oct. 2 at the Tarzana International Film Festival in Los Angeles.

08/22/2026

08/22/2026

Thank you FOX 10 Phoenix, Steve Nielsen - FOX 10 & team for airing this blended interview from both this week and from your visit during the filming of The Dog Bite Murders. We appreciate you!

Haven’t watched it yet? Please give it a try & an Amazon review. 🤍 You will love all of the cameos~

Filmmakers Clint Clarkson and Gregory Shoemaker have brought a true...

08/19/2026

While rumors have circulated for years that Kilmer was difficult to work with on the 1993 Western Tombstone, Biehn clarified that Kilmer was simply fully immersed in his role.

Biehn, who played the villainous cowboy Johnny Ringo, explained that he never actually shared a casual conversation with Kilmer during production.

Kilmer stayed completely in the mindset, accent, and physical mannerisms of the gunslinger Doc Holliday.

Because their characters were bitter rivals onscreen, Kilmer maintained a cold, tense distance from Biehn off-camera to preserve that authentic friction for the lens.

Despite the lack of casual socialization, Biehn has nothing but respect for his co-star's process.

He has stated that Kilmer's legendary performance was the direct result of that unwavering focus. Biehn noted that watching Kilmer transform into the character was mesmerizing, and he considers it one of the greatest performances in film history.

08/19/2026

We knew them when~~~ 😜😜⭐️🙌⭐️🙌🎥

Grateful and now we’re heading to Canada next month with LOTS of surprises for Lauzon Music “Beyond the Burst” guitar show! Thank you to The Music Zoo 池部楽器店｜Ikebe Musical Instruments Store Co., LTD and Lauzon Music for another great day!

08/19/2026

Wowsa!

The students in an Atlantic report are the next generation of directors. Roughly 20 film studies professors say their majors struggle to sit through a feature. Assigned a screening as homework, fewer than half press play and about 20 percent finish.

Malcolm Turvey, who founded Film and Media Studies at Tufts, bans electronics in screenings and says half the class still looks at a phone. The professors are not writing students off. They are redesigning screenings for people learning to hold an audience.

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