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Cinematographer Nick Matthews praises director Kevin Greutert for his meticulous editing process and extensive knowledge of the Saw franchise. Matthews and Greutert aimed to return to the gritty and dirty aesthetic of the original Saw movie, finding a balance between the first and second films while giving Saw X its own visual identity. The duo reintroduced techniques like circular dolly track and stutter frames to heighten intensity and create a visually kinetic experience.

Cinematographer Nick Matthews talked about his friendship with director Kevin Greutert and how staying true to the original Saw film helped his creative process when crafting Saw X. The tenth Saw outing is the latest iteration in the franchise and surrounds a group of con artists in Mexico who are trapped and tortured by a man who seeks revenge. The film stars Tobin Bell, Shawnee Smith, Steven Brand, Synnøve Macody Lund, Renata Vaca, and Michael Beach.

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Warning: Spoilers lie ahead for Saw X!

Cinematographer Nick Matthews was hired to work on Saw X due to his previous work in gritty films and music videos, not necessarily horror. Matthews was a fan of the Saw franchise growing up and felt a deep connection to the movies and their impact on culture and cinema. Matthews praised director Kevin Greutert's methodical and collaborative approach, and their goal was to bring back the original feel and visuals of the early Saw movies while still adding their own unique touch.

The Jigsaw franchise is back and better than ever with Saw X. The latest horror sequel sees Tobin Bell returns as John Kramer just weeks after the original movie as he is diagnosed with terminal brain cancer with only months to live. After being conned by a group of scammers into believing he was cured with an experimental medical procedure,...

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced today that 344 feature films are eligible for the 2019 Academy Awards.

To be eligible for the consideration, the films must open in a commercial motion picture theater in Los Angeles County by Dec. 31, and begin a minimum run of seven consecutive days. Academy rules also state that a feature-length motion picture must have a running time of more than 40 minutes and must have been exhibited theatrically on 35mm or 70mm film, or in a qualifying digital format.

Nominations for the 92nd Academy Awards will be announced on Monday, Jan. 13, 2020. The ceremony takes place on Sunday, Feb. 9, airing live from Hollywood on ABC.

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Actor Zachary Ray Sherman is fighting back against the political and cultural insecurities that are plaguing his anti-hero in the new crime drama, ‘Cuck.’ The character’s struggles in the film, which is now available on VOD, courtesy of Gravitas Ventures, are highlighted in the official trailer. In addition to Sherman, ‘Cuck’ also stars Sally Kirkland, […]

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Writer/director Rob Lambert has long been fascinated by stories that delve deep into the human condition and for his feature film debut Cuck, he's not straying far from his previous work.

Cuck stars Zachary Ray Sherman as Ronnie, a lonely young man struggling to find his place in the world. He finds some solace and a sense of community as an Alt-Right vlogger but even that has its problems and soon, he moves from just talking about hate to acting on that hate - or so it appears.

The themes explored by Lambert and co-writer Joe Varkle are timely and important and Cuck certainly looks promising as a serious drama that tackles some big issues. The question that remains to be seen is whether the movie manages to avoid being melodramatic or too obvious with its me...

"When the fire comes, you're gunna burn." Gravitas has debuted an official trailer for an indie film titled Cuck, an intriguing take on an issue in American society today. When a frustrated loner gains popularity as an Alt-Right vlogger, the online echo chamber he finds solace in turns his insecurities into a deadly rage. The term "cuck" (while also a sexual kink term) in this case means a man who is desperate for acceptance, approval, and affection from women. Zachary Ray Sherman stars, with a cast including Sally Kirkland, Timothy V. Murphy, Monique Parent, and David Diaan. It's obvious that this is trying to comment on this online echo chamber / self-righteous rage culture, but seems to be trying a bit too hard to make a point. Here's the first official trailer (+ poster) for Rob Lambert's Cuck, direct from the film's YouTube: When a frustrated loner named Ronnie (Zachary...