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90 Day Fiance Season 10 Trailer Teases Dreams, Heartbreak, a Closet Mom, and a Screaming … on September 13, 2023 at 2:42 pm The Hollywood Gossip
On Tuesday, TLC announced the cast of 90 Day Fiance Season 10.
Almost all of the couples on the franchise’s flagship series are new. Only one — Gino and Jasmine — have appeared on the show before.
We reported on all seven couples. We know their names and little glimmers of their stories.
TLC has also released a supertease trailer ahead of the Season 10 premiere. Take a look!
On 90 Day Fiance Season 10’s supertease, Robert shares his wife goals. (TLC)
Robert and Sophie
You can of course view the 90 Day Fiance supertease trailer for Season 10 below.
The tease begins with two of the season’s new faces, Robert and Sophie.
Right off the bat, we hear Robert’s priorities. Apparently, he wants a hot wife. And he’s found that in Sophie.
23-year-old Sophie is not receiving a positive portrayal on the 90 Day Fiance Season 10 supertease. (TLC)
However, we also hear Robert’s voiceover describe Sophie as spoiled or at least entitled.
Is that true? We have no idea. That’s a weird way to describe your future spouse, for the record.
As for the trailer itself, we see Sophie just … being a normal person. Especially for a 23-year-old. There are certain crowds who become riled up when they see a pretty young woman snap a selfie, but that’s their problem — not Sophie’s.
Sophie’s K-1 visa journey on 90 Day Fiance Season 10 includes experiencing her partner’s family’s economic realities, the Season 10 supertease revealed. (TLC)
It looks like Sophie is going to learn a lot about American life. And we don’t just mean that celebrity glamour and ’90s houses aren’t a realistic portrayal of our lives.
From the trailer, it seems like Robert is from a neighborhood that would give even many other Americans pause.
Will this life work for them? Because it might not be what Sophie signed up for. Especially when she learns that apparently people expect her to have a kid with Robert.
Ashley and Manuel first met in 2010. The 90 Day Fiance Season 10 supertease included a throwback photo. (TLC)
Ashley and Manuel
Season 10 will feature more than one couple who first met many years ago and have only recently reunited.
One of those is Ashley and Manuel. They met at a New Year’s Eve party in Ecuador back in 2010.
They have now reconnected and are embarking upon a K-1 visa journey together.
In the 90 Day Fiance Season 10 supertease trailer, Ashley speaks to the camera about what she has not yet told her future husband. (TLC)
The official TLC blurb teased that their years apart could lead to unforeseen rifts. But the trailer tells us much more.
First of all, they barely had time to get to know one another when they met the first time. So there is obviously a lot that they don’t know.
For one thing, Ashley tells the camera, she hasn’t spoken with Manuel about the fact that she’s a witch.
Ashley mentions that she is a witch during the 90 Day Fiance Season 10 supertease. (TLC)
Witches and witchcraft remain increasingly popular spiritual identities and practices. People of various faiths — or none — might have this label.
But it sounds like Ashley does not expect this to go over well with Manuel. Additionally, many viewers fear that editors won’t address minority religions with proper sensitivity. (Sometimes they do, sometimes they don’t)
At least we haven’t seen any coverage that says that Ashley “identifies as” a witch. She’s a witch. “Identifies as” is an othering way of referring to someone 90% of the time.
Handsome Moldovan man Justin tells his lady love “don’t broke my penis” during the 90 Day Fiance Season 10 supertease. She’s not making any promises, though. (TLC)
Nikki and Justin
Right off the bat, the supertease has Justin making a lot of horny promises.
Over video chat, he vows to Nikki that he’s going to bone her into next week. Essentially.
See, the two have met before. About 17 years ago, the Moldovan man fell in love with the American woman.
Seventeen years ago, Justin and Nikki fell for each other. He ultimately rejected her. They both hope that 90 Day Fiance Season 10 can be their second chance. (TLC)
What went wrong is that, simply put, Justin ended up rejecting her because she’s transgender. It’s sad, but it happens.
These days, Justin has learned a lot. Even with anti-trans hysteria spiking, a lot of people have a better understanding of the trans community now than they did in the 2000s.
Nikki is willing to give him another chance. To the point where they are going on this K-1 visa journey.
After nearly two decades apart, Nikki is giving Justin a second chance. He is a more mature person these days. (TLC)
Some fans already worry about Nikki’s portrayal. She’s clearly a very different person than either of the trans cast members that we’ve seen so far.
It looks like the marketing department is playing up her appearance. Some fans speculate that she may have been a victim of surgical malpractice. As a somewhat older trans woman, she may have had fewer options for treatments like FFS (facial feminization surgery).
Hopefully, the show will treat her and her love story tastefully. Well, as tastefully as 90 Day Fiance can do anything.
Reunited at the airport in Michigan, Jasmine Pineda insists that Gino Palazzolo stick out his tongue so that she can … oh dear. (TLC)
Gino and Jasmine
Speaking of tastelessness, somehow, Gino and Jasmine have returned. This time, he’s not flying to Panama. She’s flying to Michigan.
It looks like they get good visa news at the end of Season 6.
At the airport, Jasmine has Gino stick out his tongue for her to suck on. That’s so much.
Clayton is an American who lives in Kentucky. Viewers got their first introduction to him on the 90 Day Fiance Season 10 supertease. (TLC)
Clayton and Anali
Clayton is from the US. Anali is from Peru.
She’s moving to live with him as they go through the visa process and get married. If everything works out.
But it looks like we can already guess some of their relationship hurdles.
Clayton lives in a small apartment with two dogs, two guinea pigs, and his mother. His mother lives in his closet. (TLC)
Clayton’s apartment is on the small side. And the decor has big “college apartment” energy. Those aren’t the direct issues.
He lives with two guinea pigs. He lives with two (small) dogs. And he also lives with his mother.
Specifically, she lives in his closet. “I found my mother-in-law living in my closet” sounds like a horror movie twist, but it could soon be Anali’s reality.
Anali asks “Is there enough space for me when I arrive?” on the 90 Day Fiance Season 10 supertease. It does not appear that there is. (TLC)
Even before leaving Peru, Anali sounds concerned about her living circumstances.
However, it doesn’t sound like Clayton has any plans to move or otherwise change his situation.
This could be a fun reversal of several past 90 Day Fiance couples — where an American’s future in-laws are way too close for comfort. But this is hardly the same situation. Again, she lives in his closet.
Devin and Nick are clearly hoping to gain his family’s support and approval, the 90 Day Fiance Season 10 supertease shows. (TLC)
We see considerably less of what Devin and Nick have going on.
He’s leaving the Australian Outback for her. But first, he needs to get the approval of his parents. Otherwise, he won’t go.
That could be a red flag or even a dealbreaker. But it looks like Devin is being very patient about it … even when she ends up in tears.
Just because some of these couples reunited after many years apart doesn’t mean that everything is going to be perfect now.
For example, it looks like Manuel is rubbing a lot of people the wrong way.
If your partner sucks, your loved ones might spend time around him just to make you happy. But eventually, they’ll reach a breaking point.
Very fairly, Nikki asks Justin this relationship really makes sense. They could be repeating a mistake, or making whole new ones. (TLC)
Then there’s Justin and Nikki.
It sounds like there’s a question of whether he remains attracted to her.
She asks a very fair question: if he isn’t attracted to her, why is he with her?
Jasmine Pineda finds what appears to be a makeup applicator in Gino Palazzolo’s car on 90 Day Fiance Season 10. We’re sure that she’ll be so calm and normal about this. (TLC)
And, of course, the biggest dose of drama comes from Gino and Jasmine. They are an infinitely renewable source of nonsense.
While driving in Michigan, Jasmine finds what looks like some sort of makeup brush.
She wonders what it’s doing in his car. Then, she immediately spirals out of control.
Jasmine Pineda flies off the handle, accusing Gino Palazzolo of being “a f–king cheater” on the 90 Day Fiance Season 10 supertease. (TLC)
True to her past behavior, Jasmine flies into a rage.
“You’re a f–king cheater,” she screams at Gino.
It is unclear if there is some reason for which she believes this from what could, at most, be one clue. Most people would search for more.
Distraught, Jasmine Pineda walks away from Gino’s vehicle, crying in what is likely the coldest rain that she has ever experienced in her life. (TLC)
Wailing and crying, Jasmine gets out of the car and into the gloriously cold Michigan weather.
She wanders off. We don’t know where she’s going. And it’s not clear if she knows, either.
We wish that Jasmine were able to get on a treatment plan that could help her to address these issues. Even if Gino cheated, which is of course possible, it would not make her emotional instability okay.
90 Day Fiance Season 10 will premiere on October 8, 2023. (TLC)
The new season of 90 Day Fiance premieres on Sunday, October 8.
By the way? We love the new title card for the show.
That alizarin crimson background is much more aesthetically pleasing than the hideous firetruck red that TLC has been throwing in our faces for years.
90 Day Fiance Season 10 Trailer Teases Dreams, Heartbreak, a Closet Mom, and a Screaming … was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.
On Tuesday, TLC announced the cast of 90 Day Fiance Season 10. Almost all of the couples on the franchise’s …
90 Day Fiance Season 10 Trailer Teases Dreams, Heartbreak, a Closet Mom, and a Screaming … was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.
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Congratulations to Chad Tailor and co-directors Kearsten Johansson and Abdul Mohaimen for being finalists for Best Dark Comedy Film at the Houston Comedy Film Festival (HCFF) with their film “Her Corpse.” This dark comedy takes a satirical look at our generation’s fascination with true crime and vigilante justice.
The Inspiration Behind “Her Corpse”
“Her Corpse” draws inspiration from the real-life misadventures of online amateur sleuths and their often misguided attempts at vigilante justice. The film satirizes this obsession through a narrative that juxtaposes the absurdity of its protagonists—reminiscent of characters from “Superbad,” “The Hangover,” and “Horrible Bosses”—against the backdrop of high-stakes drama.
The creative team behind the film has a rich history of collaboration. Kearsten and Abdul first met at Toronto Film School, where Kearsten cast and coached Abdul, Tyler, and Nikola (the cast of “Her Corpse”) in a memorable scene from “Superbad.” This early collaboration highlighted the natural comedic chemistry between the actors, which Abdul drew upon when writing the script. Kearsten was immediately captivated by the script’s blend of humor and gravity, reflecting on the naive enthusiasm and unintended fallout of amateur sleuthing. Chad, who has mentored Abdul throughout his filmmaking journey, also played a key role in bringing this project to life.
The Challenges of Making “Her Corpse”
Despite having a talented cast and crew, the production of “Her Corpse” faced its own set of challenges. One major hurdle was managing sound disruptions during the filming of a crucial exterior location. The team was fortunate to have a skilled sound recordist and post-sound mixer who ensured that these issues were resolved seamlessly, maintaining the film’s quality.
A Journey from Acting to Filmmaking
Kearsten, Chad, and Abdul each began their careers in acting before transitioning into filmmaking. Kearsten and Chad have been working together professionally since 2018, producing several short films and now moving into series and feature film development. “Her Corpse” marks Abdul’s first film as a behind-the-scenes contributor, and it is the first collective project for the trio, with many more to come.
What’s Next for the Team?
The team is currently in pre-production for their next short film, “Finesse,” set to begin filming this fall. Kearsten and Chad are also completing post-production on “Straw Man,” a film adaptation of Jacob Roth’s memoir about his battle with anorexia, and Chad is finalizing a short film titled “Memento Mori,” which explores the impact of Canada’s assisted suicide program on friends and family.
Connecting with the Team
For those interested in future projects or collaborations, you can connect with the production company through their website Tailored Films or via email at tailoredfilmscanada@gmail.com. Follow them on Instagram at @tailoredfilms.corp for updates. You can also reach out to the key creatives on their personal Instagram accounts:
– Kearsten Johansson
– Chad Tailor
– Abdul Mohaimen
Film Organizations
Kearsten is an active member of WebSeries Canada and Women in Film & Television (WIFT), while Chad is a member of ACTRA and the OUTActra committee in Toronto, as well as an Accredited Acting Coaches & Educators (AACE) member.
Current Status
“Her Corpse” is embarking on its film festival run, with plans to explore distribution options in the near future. The team is excited to share their work and connect with new audiences. Stay tuned for more updates and follow their journey through social media and their official website.
From the Film Festival Circuit Founder, Mikal Fair:
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We’re thrilled to spotlight Joelle Marie Velez and Peter Anthony Castillo’s latest film, “Sock It To Me,” a finalist for both the Best Horror Comedy Film and Best Horror Comedy Micro Film awards at the Houston Comes Film Festival. This unique blend of comedy and thriller explores the fragility of relationships through a seemingly trivial object.
The Inspiration Behind “Sock It To Me”
Joelle’s screenplay for “Sock It To Me” was inspired by a personal, albeit humorous, experience: discovering an unfamiliar sock in her laundry. This seemingly mundane discovery prompted Joelle to explore deeper themes of suspicion and paranoia within romantic relationships. The film delves into how a simple object can disrupt a peaceful situation and reflects on the darker corners of the mind. By combining suspense, mystery, and dramatic irony with a comedic touch, Joelle crafts a story that balances camp horror with psycho-analytical depth.
The characters are inspired by real people in Joelle’s life. Her husband, who partially inspired the character Damien, is described as her greatest supporter and is very much alive and well. The character Charlie is based on a close friend and is portrayed by comedian Archy Jamjun. Damien’s therapist, portrayed by Joyce Mojica from the Chicago improv scene, contributed valuable insights into the psychological elements of the script.
The Challenges of Filmmaking
One of the significant challenges Joelle faced was managing the complex balance between comedy and suspense. This project, completed as a thesis at the Second City Film School, benefited from the guidance of experienced improvisers and comedic directors. Joelle, who transitioned into filmmaking from a career in venture capital, found the process both challenging and rewarding. Her background in finance highlighted the importance of owning one’s material and being in control of the creative process.
What’s Next for Joelle?
Joelle has been busy with various projects. She recently produced a web series with Peter Castillo, who co-directed “Sock It To Me,” and is working on a documentary with Adam Villani, the film’s director of photography. Looking ahead, Joelle is excited about a new passion project set in Colorado, inspired by old westerns and opera.
Get in Touch
For future projects or collaborations, Joelle is open to connecting on Instagram. She’s also an active member of the Chicago Independent Film Alliance, where she continues to engage with the film community.
Festival Circuit and Future Opportunities
Joelle has just begun the festival circuit for “Sock It To Me” and is eager to explore opportunities with distributors and agents. If you’re interested in reaching out, she’s excited to discuss potential collaborations and share more about her work.
Joelle’s innovative approach to blending comedy with thriller elements in “Sock It To Me” reflects her unique voice and creative vision. We look forward to seeing where her filmmaking journey takes her next.
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“Explore the ‘Film Festival Submitter’s Handbook 2024,’ your ultimate guide to conquering the film festival circuit. Whether you’re a filmmaker or screenwriter, this essential resource provides practical strategies to navigate the competitive landscape of film festivals successfully. From crafting compelling titles, taglines, and synopses to creating impactful director’s and writer’s statements, this handbook equips you with the tools to shine in the festival circuit. Learn to develop effective marketing materials, including posters and trailers, and discover the importance of communication and presenting a professional package. With insights tailored to the evolving role of social media and marketing in the film industry, this handbook is your key to festival triumph. Get your copy now and embark on your journey to festival success!”
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