Archive · 2005
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Brittany Murphy is on for the Sin City sequels coming from Robert Rodriguez. Murphy, who played Shellie the waitress in the first film, will reprise that role as Rodriguez adapts more of Frank Miller's gritty crime comic for the big screen. "I'm absolutely… Continue reading
Mailbagsukidoji: The Steady Leak may not be so steady these days, but your letters have been, so I must share them and answer them so that the wheels keep turning on this crazy little bitch. Feel free to ask whatever about whomever or whatever, and I'll do my… Continue reading
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: DimensionMSRP: $29.99RATED: RRUNNING TIME: 92 min.SPECIAL FEATURES:• French and Spanish subtitles• Trailers The Pitch “It’s Scanners meets The Powers of Matthew Starr!” The Humans Louis Gossett Jr. (An Officer and a… Continue reading
Every single day of the week, a new Graboid appears on this site for you to guess the name of the film, share with your officemates, or discuss on our message boards. Sometimes the graboid will be very easy (like today's) and sometimes it'll be as obscure as… Continue reading
Rank Title WeekendGross CumulativeGross Weeks in Release 1 Wedding Crashers $20,400,000 $116,000,000 3 2 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory $16,300,000 $148,000,000 3 3 Sky High $14,500,000 $14,500,000 1 4 Stealth $13,500,000 $13,500,000 1 5 Must Love Dogs… Continue reading
Welcome to your latest summery edition of THUD, Television Happenings Under Development, CHUD.com’s very own column about the wild and wacky world of television. It’s almost August, which means that we’re in the tail end of the summer programming season. It’s… Continue reading
Here we go again. You're traveling down that DVD road that you know. Like a drifter, I was born to walk alone. Anyway, another digital week is opening its jaws of doom upon you, and we've got to be prepared. Like a Scout. Heatstroke is of little to no… Continue reading
Weird NJ was one of those great zines that happily exploded out into popularity. Dedicated to everything from the Jersey Devil to a real street called Shades of Death Road, Weird NJ soon became so popular that it evolved into the book Weird US. And now that's… Continue reading
