Archive · 2005

November 2005

243 posts

REVIEW: BEE SEASON

Here’s a spelling word for you: fatuous. Bee Season is a terrible and smug film, a movie that made me actually angry. If that was the effect it was going for I would call it a masterpiece, but since I am pretty sure that inchoate rage is the exact opposite of… Continue reading

HUSTON SAYS HOWDY

I do love a good Western, but it seems like since the 1970s we're only allotted a single really great one each decade. Silverado. Unforgiven. Open Range. Screen veteran Anjelica Huston will be part of what sounds like one of the good (and maybe great?) ones.… Continue reading

CHUDSTORIES: DEMOGORGON

(From the Lumiere stories) Lumiere County Jail. May 1st 2007 2:10am “Did you know, detective, that when tobacco was first brought back to England from the New World, a misnomer if there ever was one, King James likened it’s smell to a reeking scent from the… Continue reading

BUFFY SLAYS AGAIN

Joss Whedon showed up at Whedonesque, a blog that fanatically keeps track of all things Whedon related (and which will probably be miffed that I said fanatic), and dropped some sweet info on the masses. There was talk of a new Serenity/Firefly comic, set… Continue reading

A PREMONITION FOR DOOM

Julian McMahon is going to have bad things happen to him, and they have nothing to do with Latveria. The actor, who played the mortal enemy of the Fantastic Four this summer, will next be seen in Premonition, a thriller starring Sandra Bullock. Sort of like,… Continue reading

DVD REVIEW: HAPPY ENDINGS

BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Lions GateMSRP: $27.98RATED: RRUNNING TIME: 128 min.SPECIAL FEATURES:• Commentary with Don Roos, Clark Mathis, and Lisa Kudrow• “Making of” Featurette• Deleted Scenes w/commentary option• Outtakes w/commentary option•… Continue reading

DAILY GRABOID 11.9.05

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 and sometimes it'll be as obscure as obscure gets.… Continue reading