Alex Russell is an actor you should keep your eye on. He first captured our hearts as the lovable hero in Chronicle. And, we’ve been fans ever since. With each new project, he’s proven that he’s unfazed by challenging roles and will not be typecast. He can next be seen in the thriller, Blood in the Water, where he plays an aspiring musician caught in a deadly love triangle. The film opens in select theaters this Friday. And, it’s another winner. But, we can’t say we’re surprised. Raised in Queensland,
Oh, what a night! It was a star-studded affair at The Sandbox in L.A. for M.J. Dougherty’s Life Lessons from a Total Failure Book Launch Party. And, there was a lot to celebrate. The book has struck a chord with audiences around the world and is selling like hot cakes. It currently sits at #1 on Amazon’s bestseller list (#killingit). Life Lessons from a Total Failure tells the story of Dougherty’s life and the dark times he’s faced. But, through these experiences, he soon realized those times were actually the
Summer’s coming to an end but that doesn’t mean the fun has to stop. We’ve teamed up with Level 33 Entertainment to give one lucky reader tickets to the L.A. Red Carpet Premiere of Blood in the Water. This can’t-miss thriller stars Willa Holland, Alex Russell, and Miguel Gomez. And, they’ll be on hand to answer questions after the screening. About the Film Percy (Alex Russell, Chronicle) and Veronica (Willa Holland, Arrow) are a young couple enjoying their time in the Hollywood Hills. But, when a friend from their past
The DC Extended cinematic universe is in full swing; with the middling reception of Man of Steel in 2013 and the release of Batman v. Superman to poor reviews earlier this year, can Suicide Squad save DC from another consecutive box office embarrassment? No. After the events of Batman v. Superman, the government deemed necessary the creation of the Suicide Squad. Made up of supervillians from across the DC universe and headed by Amanda Waller (Viola Davis), the squad was setup to battle meta-human threats with plausibly deniability. Sounds great