What The Film

Amber Reign Smith joins What The Film to discuss her role in Tyler Perry's Joe's College Road Trip, now streaming on Netflix.Amber Reign Smith stars in Tyler Perry's Joe's College Road Trip on Netflix, a father-son comedy that doubles as a Black history lesson. She previously appeared in Tyler Perry's Beauty in Black on Netflix.Joe's College Road Trip is now streaming on Netflix.———ABOUT WHAT THE FILM:Hosted by entertainment journalist and film critic Tatyana Arrington, What The Film features intimate conversations with actors, directors, and creators about the stories behind your favorite films and TV shows. From red carpets to one-on-one deep dives, these interviews bring you closer to the people shaping film, TV, and culture.Subscribe for weekly episodes featuring celebrity interviews, pop culture breakdowns, and film analysis that makes you see entertainment differently.———FOLLOW WHAT THE FILM:YouTube: https://youtu.be/t1PGCWibqP8 Instagram: @whatthefilmshow_FOLLOW TATYANA ARRINGTON:Instagram: @xotatyana ———#JoesCollegeRoadTrip #TylerPerry #AmberReignSmith #Netflix #WhatTheFilm #BlackHistoryMonth #BeautyInBlack #PodcastInterview #FilmPodcast #Comedy

Aldis Hodge and Matthew Lillard join What The Film to talk Cross Season 2, moral ambiguity, and what happens when justice and the job don't align.In this conversation, we explore:- Alex Cross's approach to protecting a billionaire he doesn't fully trust- Matthew Lillard's take on playing a "disruptor" with ambiguous intentions- Why Cross refuses to let bias affect his work—but won't let his job supersede justice- The show's central question: Is doing the right thing the wrong way still justice?- Why this season leaves you thinking long after each episode ends- The spinoff we'd all watch: Cooking and Poetry with Aldis & MatthewAldis Hodge stars as detective Alex Cross in Prime Video's Cross, based on James Patterson's bestselling novels. Matthew Lillard (Scream, Scooby-Doo, Five Nights at Freddy's, Good Girls) joins Season 2 as Ed Ramsey, a billionaire tech disruptor whose intentions remain unclear throughout the season.Cross Season 2 will be streaming on Prime Video February 11th! ———ABOUT WHAT THE FILM:Hosted by entertainment journalist and film critic Tatyana Arrington, What The Film features intimate conversations with actors, directors, and creators about the stories behind your favorite films and TV shows. From red carpets to one-on-one deep dives, these interviews bring you closer to the people shaping film, TV, and culture.Subscribe for weekly episodes featuring celebrity interviews, pop culture breakdowns, and film analysis that makes you see entertainment differently.———FOLLOW WHAT THE FILM:Instagram: @whatthefilmshow_TikTok: @whatthefilmshowFOLLOW TATYANA ARRINGTON:Instagram: @xotatyana ———#Cross #AldisHodge #MatthewLillard #PrimeVideo #WhatTheFilm #PodcastInterview #TVPodcast #EntertainmentJournalism #Scream #ScoobyDoo

Entertainment journalist and on camera host Tatyana Arrington sits down with RJ Cyler to talk about his new horror thriller Night Patrol. RJ breaks down what drew him to the script, the evolution of his character Wazi, and why the film’s ending feels earned. He also talks horror films, reimagining vampires, working with an unexpected cast, and how fear and bravery shape the story. A thoughtful conversation about growth, risk, and leaning into bold creative choices.📸 Follow for more:Instagram — @whatthefilmshow_TikTok — @tatyanaarrington

Daniel Ezra joins Tatyana Arrington to talk about his new film The Running Man and the eerie ways it mirrors our obsession with reality entertainment and spectacle. He opens up about life after All American, the pressure of fame culture, and how he stays grounded while navigating an industry built on speed and intensity.🎬 Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzgUNbf05qM&t=2s📸 Follow for more:Instagram — @whatthefilmshow_TikTok — @tatyanaarrington

Jayme Lawson sits down with Tatyana Arrington to unpack her powerful role in The Running Man and the whirlwind success of Sinners. From holding onto hope when everything feels impossible to navigating award-season buzz and cast group-chat chaos, Jayme delivers a grounded, vulnerable, and deeply thoughtful conversation. One of the most exciting actors of her generation and she proves exactly why.🎬 Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2kYLzVNMfA📸 Follow for more:Instagram — @whatthefilmshow_TikTok — @tatyanaarrington

The cast of Tiffany Haddish Goes Off! joins Tatyana Arrington to talk sisterhood, self-care, and Black joy abroad. From laughter to life lessons, this conversation is a celebration of women rediscovering themselves and their joy. Streaming Nov. 14 on Peacock. 🌍✨🎬 Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/cjwOQtWnjs4📸 Follow for more:Instagram — @whatthefilmshow_TikTok — @tatyanaarrington

In this exclusive interview, Paul opens up about what drew him to the series, how it expands The Chosen universe, and why authenticity and belief matter more to him now than ever. We also dig into his creative process, favorite on-set moments, and how he stays grounded while balancing blockbuster films and meaningful indie projects.🎬 Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ov7qkq7j4k8?si=td4DWSDNqsJOxjNE📸 Follow for more:Instagram — @whatthefilmshow_TikTok — @tatyanaarrington

Joy Sunday joins Tatyana Arrington to talk about Season 2 of Wednesday, how her character Bianca Barclay evolves, and what it was like exploring vulnerability on set.They dive into the dynamic between Bianca and Wednesday, the power of nuance in female characters, and why Joy believes softness can be just as strong as strength.🎬 Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/2A2769H7hDU📸 Follow for more:Instagram — @whatthefilmshow_TikTok — @tatyanaarrington