Stephen Porzio

On this episode of I Know That Face Stephen Porzio and Andrew Carroll go native with a discussion on BAFTA Rising Star nominee Barry Keoghan. Perhaps best known as the psychotic cat murderer Wayne in Love/Hate, Keoghan has starred and…

In this special bonus episode of I Know That Face, co-host Stephen Porzio sits down with legendary filmmaker and director of character actors Abel Ferrara (Bad Lieutenant, King of New York). He was in Dublin last week for the Silk Road…

Abel Ferrara is a wild man. After all, this is a filmmaker who began his career directing and starring in The Driller Killer, a film about a troubled artist who begins murdering homeless people with a power tool. Just as his debut opens…

On Episode 4 of I Know That Face Andrew and Stephen are joined by their close friend, film blogger and IFI staff member Katie McGrath. The three get Gothic discussing indie film and horror actress Mia Goth. Although only 26, Goth has worked…

Just when you think you’ve seen every iteration of vampire onscreen, people like filmmaking duo Derek O’Connor and Ian Whelan come along and find fresh life in the horror sub-genre, sinking their teeth into its neck. Their latest…

New Trailers on HeadStuff is the place to catch up on all the latest teasers released in the world of Film and TV. Stephen Porzio tells you what’s hot. Most Anticipated – Tenet, Dir Christopher Nolan A new film from Christopher Nolan (The…

For episode 2 of I Know That Face hosts Andrew Carroll and Stephen Porzio examine the career of Australian all-rounder Ben Mendelsohn. At first known for roles in Australian dramas like The Year My Voice Broke and Mullet he eventually…

A must for true crime junkies, Scandi documentary and Lux Prize finalist Cold Case Hammarskjold is a dizzying, disturbing odyssey. It sees director and onscreen narrator Mads Brugger travel the world investigating the suspicious death of UN…

New Trailers on HeadStuff is the place to catch up on all the latest teasers released in the world of Film and TV. Stephen Porzio tells you what’s hot. Most Anticipated – No Time to Die, Dir Cary Joji Fukunaga An emphasis on practical…

In the 21st century, Irish cinema has become a lot more adventurous. There’s been the scabrous comedies of the McDonagh brothers; the quiet atmospheric character studies of Lenny Abrahamson and Rebecca Daly; gritty portraits of life on the…