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Fallout Season 2 is officially rolling the dice — and it’s going all in on New Vegas. I hit the Fallout Season 2 red carpet premiere at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, where the dome glowed Vault-Tec red and the wasteland came to life. With a full-scale Brotherhood of Steel power armor on display and a Vegas-style Fallout setup, the night perfectly set the tone for what’s coming next.

Lightstorm Entertainment opened its doors to select journalists for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour — and JoBlo’s Ryan Cultrera was there. Not only did he get a rare look inside Cameron’s cutting-edge production hub, but he also sat down for extended interviews with producer Rae Sanchini and stars Stephen Lang and Oona Chaplin.

A full review for the Black Phone 2 as part of my work with the JoBlo Movie Network.

Reporting from the red carpet premiere of Final Destination: Bloodlines, I caught up with Anna Lore, Richard Harmon, Rya Kihlstedt, Alex Zahara, producer Craig Perry, writer Jeffrey Reddick, and editor Sabrina Pitre. They shared insights on filming, their characters, the family dynamic, and working with Tony Todd. And don’t miss everyone taking their chances with the "Bag of Fate"!

We hit the red carpet for Peacock’s highly anticipated reboot of The ‘Burbs and caught up with stars Keke Palmer and Jack Whitehall, who gave us the inside scoop on bringing this cult classic back to life for a whole new generation.

Had the pleasure of covering the JAWS 50th Anniversary on Martha’s Vineyard for JoBlo.com. From the Orca’s return to Amity Island to a live Cape Cod Symphony scoring, premieres, parties, and a surprise Hooper appearance—it was unforgettable. Join me as I explore the island where it all began and meet the locals who helped make this timeless classic a piece of movie history.

A full review of Sam Raimi’s newest movie, Send Help, for the JoBlo Movie Network.

The infamous Faces of Death is back—and we hit the red carpet to talk to its stars. We caught up with Barbie Ferreira and Dacre Montgomery to get their take on reviving one of the most controversial titles in horror history.

The Ghostface Vodka launch at Funko Hollywood turned into a full-blown celebration of the Scream legacy — and we were there on the red carpet. Matthew Lillard was front and center promoting his new Ghostface Vodka, but the conversation quickly shifted to Scream 7 and the future of the iconic horror franchise.

Our man Ryan took part in a 3K run for The Strangers: Chapter 3, and it was as immersive as it sounds. Check out his experience from the event.

We had the chance to cover the Los Angeles premiere of The Strangers: Chapter 2 and speak with the cast and crew who brought this chilling continuation to life. Director Renny Harlin shared insights on his creative process and how his previous horror projects informed this one.

It’s Halloween week, and we’re talking horror legends! 🎃 We caught up with Terrifier’s David Howard Thornton (Art the Clown), Lauren LaVera, and Jason Patric (The Lost Boys) at Halloween Horror Nights to find out which horror icons inspired them the most — from slashers to supernatural villains and everything in between. Plus, Alien: Romulus director Fede Alvarez joins in the fun too.

For JoBlo Celebrity Interviews, I got to catch up with Sarah Paulson on the red carpet along with Amiah Miller as they told me about the film and dressing up for Halloween. I also caught up with directors Karrie Crouse And William Joines as well as child actress Alona Jane Robbins and actress Natasha Ofili !

Check out this interview with artist Alex Pardee as he shows off his gallery called "Return of the Doppelgangers" over at the Harman Projects in Los Angeles, CA and talks his influences, style, his passion for horror and much more!

Meet the man behind Freddy Fazbear himself. We are joined by the talented puppeteer Artie Esposito for a deep dive into all things Five Nights At Freddy's. Learn what brought the animatronics to life, as well as a behind the scenes stories and details. In addition we have an in-depth conversation about his career, from his work with Pee-Wee Herman, to his time with The Muppets, Weird Al, and beyond. If you're a fan of puppetry, practical effects, or FNAF, you'll want to join us for this one!

Today on #JoBloCelebrityInterviews we had the honor of attending the red carpet premiere of the film and caught up with the stars Kelsey Asbille and Finn Wittrock as they tell #JoBlo what it was like filming in Bulgaria, their character's relationships, what audiences can rake away from the film and much more!

I take a trip to Ve Neill's Vampire Convention in Los Angeles, where I interview legendary makeup effects artist Ve Neill, along with horror icons Michael Ironside, Ken Foree, Lisa Wilcox, and Daniel Roebuck.

Hosts James “JimmyO” Oster and Ryan Cultrera welcome the legendary Kevin Smith! The writer/director/actor/storyteller dives into the world of Tusk, Red State and so much more! And if you’ve ever wondered what might have been with the much discussed feature Moose Jaws from the True North trilogy, tune in and find out what mights have been right here!

“I know you are, but what am I?” In this episode of Where it Was Made, host Ryan Cultrera takes us behind the scenes of the classic film as he revisits some of the iconic places it was shot at in and around California. We also take a look at how the movie made Paul Reubens an unlikely star and how Pee-wee became a generational cult icon who’s still remembered fondly to this day.

In this episode of Where It Was Made, our writer/director/editor/host Ryan Cultrera takes us through Everything Everywhere’s now-iconic filming locations. Starting at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California, where the film won best picture, Ryan takes us through the mostly Simi Valley-based locations where the movie was made. All of the now classic locations are visited, from the laundromat to the tax headquarters.

Sounds Scary - Live at Mad Max Flicks for Fans/Wasteland Weekend Event together with Entertainment Director Bren Ravage, Writer/Film Critic Jason Coleman and Justin Butts Host of Something Stoney.

Most of you horror fans secretly love a good Christmas movie. Come on, we know you do. One of our favorites here at Sounds Scary is the ridiculously brilliant Anna and the Apocalypse. And one of our merriest times ever doing this show is the insanely fun episode featuring Christopher Leveaux and Sarah Swire who both absolutely shine brightly in AATA, and in this wonderfully entertaining conversation.

This Christmas, we at Sounds Scary have a special holiday treat. To celebrate this magical season, we bring you a favorite of hosts, Ryan Cultrera and James "JimmyO" Oster. The incredibly talented Tommy Wirkola sits down to talk about one of the most entertaining flicks of the year, Violent Night!

Our newest episode goes back in time to revisit the sets and locales of Robert Zemeckis' 1985 classic, BACK TO THE FUTURE. Host Ryan Cultera hops in a real-life DeLoreon and hits the road, taking in some of the most memorable locations from the film, including Hill Valley high, the clocktower, Twin (Lone) Pine Mall, and so much more! Ryan is also joined by screenwriter Bob Gale for an interview, who offers even more insight into the making of the film!

Our full interview with Heather Langenkamp (Nancy from A Nightmare on Elm Street). Join us as Heather dives in to the making of the film, and guides us through a few famous locations from the movie.