Tony Giglio

AI 'Actress' Tilly Norwood Will Be Signed by an Agency 'In the Coming Months,' Her Creator Claims A computer-generated actress named Tilly Norwood will be signed by an agency "in the coming months," a claim made at the Zurich Summit by her creator, little-known actress, comedian and digital produc...

Tilly Norwood is not an "actress". It's a computer program. Any smart coders out there? Create 1000 identical "Tilly Norwoods". Screw over the creator. Watch her cry about copyright infringement.
@sagaftra.org should strongly condemn this nonsense
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All 28 Live-Action Horror Movies Based on a Video Game, Ranked — TheWrap How does

Thanks @thewrap.com @williambibbiani.bsky.social
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Lionsgate Picks Up Giant Snake Horror Movie ‘Titan’ from Director Mike P. Nelson Mike P. Nelson (Wrong Turn, V/H/S/85, Cineverse’s upcoming Silent Night, Deadly Night) heads to Brazil’s Curuçá River for his next movie, the survival horror movie Titan. Kiana Madeira (Fear Street) a...

If you only see ONE giant snake action adventure film this fall, see Titan. It's an original story, not a reboot. You won't be disappointed.
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9 Years Before Agents of SHIELD, Clark Gregg Starred in This Underrated Naval War Film Nine years before becoming the renowned Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. star, Clark Gregg starred in an extremely underrated World War II movie.

In Enemy Hands was LUCKY to have @iamclarkgregg.bsky.social in our ensemble. Referred to production by William H Macy, Clark brought so much to the film. A dream actor to direct. Clark (and the film) deserved a better fate) @lukascshayo.bsky.social
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Lionsgate Acquires Domestic Rights to Survival Thriller 'Titan' | Exclusive Lionsgate has acquired domestic rights to survival thriller "Titan" from north.five.six. and Constantin Film, TheWrap has exclusively learned.

Get your popcorn ready!
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Loved or hated, but never ignored. Thank you for Lost Highway, Straight Story, Blue Velvet, Elephant Man, Wild At Heart, and Mulholland Drive. Thanks for never compromising. (4/4)

It made the film even more enjoyable for me. That's how powerful a filmmaker David was. Someone who can make a product that stirred up that kind of emotion on a Wednesday afternoon in January (3/4)

2 HR in, the guy watching in the seat in front of me exclaimed, "Fuck this!". Got up & left. Clearly this guy was hating what he was watching until the film finally broke him. But the fact he stayed until almost the very end and then had to scream out his displeasure, I'll never forget it (2/4)

I went to a weekday matinee of Lost Highway starring Bill Pullman and Patricia Arquette, directed by DAVID LYNCH
when it first came out in theaters in 1997. There wasn't a large crowd. Maybe 25 of us. The film's runtime says 2 HR and 15 MIN (1/4)

My 77th Annual DGA Awards Best Feature Film ballot. My 18th year as a member voting for (overwhelmingly) Horror/Thriller to be nominated. This year, I have a damn good shot at getting 2, maybe 3, in the top five.