Aramis Knight, Nicole Elizabeth Berger, and Cyrus Arnold are three of the stars of the must-see film: Runt. Now in theaters, the drama follows high school senior Cal (Cameron Boyce) who gets caught up in a spiral of violence when he and his girlfriend (Nicole Elizabeth Berger) are relentlessly bullied. Pop Culturalist recently caught up with Aramis Knight, Nicole Elizabeth Berger, and Cyrus Arnold about Runt, collaborating with Cameron Boyce, and the importance of mentorship. PC: To start, could you each introduce us to your characters in the film and
Writer-director Eric McEver and stars Quinn Lord, Ronak Gandhi, and Christina Higa are creating magic on the screen with Iké Boys. When a magical anime transforms two Japan-obsessed teenage friends and a shy foreign exchange student into its superpowered characters, the three underdogs must discover their inner heroes in time to save the world. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to chat with Eric, Quinn, Ronak, and Christina ahead of its world premiere at Fantastic Fest. PC: Eric, could you share the inspiration behind the film? Eric: The inspiration was my
Zachary S. Williams has quickly become one of Hollywood’s most sought-after young talents. He’s starred in projects like Rays Rookies, I Am Frankie, and I Am Not Okay with This. He’ll next be seen in Marvel’s Helstrom. The must-see horror series follows Daimon and Ana Helstrom. They’re the son and daughter of a mysterious and powerful serial killer. The siblings have a complicated dynamic as they track down the terrorizing worst of humanity—each with their attitude and skills. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to chat with Zachary about Helstrom. PC:
It’s never too late to follow your dreams—just ask Gabriella Piazza. The actress, producer, and writer has always been a storyteller, but she took the more traditional path in life. After a successful run in corporate America, Gabriella realized she missed the arts, and made the transition from VP of Technology to leading lady. Currently, she can be seen in the Sopranos‘ prequel: The Many Saints of Newark. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to speak with Gabriella about her multifaceted career, The Many Saints of Newark, and bringing her iconic