Worry not, Chewers, Paramount’s Black Hole will not be a remake of the seminal floating robot film, but rather an adaptation of Charles Burns’ black and white graphic novel about a group of kids hit with a very, very weird STD.It took Burns ten years to… Continue reading →
Question: But you planted ideas in the second one? In a different way than you would have done for the first one, because you really didn’t know at that point?Kate Beckinsale: No, they did for the first one. Len Wiseman: We did for the first one. Kate… Continue reading →
Paramount Pictures president Gail Berman has laid out the studio’s plans for the next couple of years, and one of the things that she mentioned that caught my eye was a sequel to Jackass. The original Jackass was a monster smash for the studio – it cost only… Continue reading →
Well, this is somewhat late. Better late than never, right? Let's get down on it. Shoots First and Leaves. The circle is now complete for all of those who cried themselves to sleep at night throughout the past couple of decades. Yes, we're talking about the… Continue reading →
As I mentioned in the intro to my interview with Don Coscarelli, it took me until quite recently to warm up to Phantasm. As a franchise it fell between the experimental 70s and the commercial 80s in tone, and coupled with Coscarelli's love of ambiguity and… Continue reading →
It’s surely no secret that Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is one of my most anticipated films this year. And it’s only a few weeks away! While we wait for the film, CHUD is partnering with Warner Bros to bring you a Harry Potter sweepstakes. What are we… Continue reading →
It’s surely no secret that Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is one of my most anticipated films this year. And it’s only a few weeks away! While we wait for the film, CHUD is partnering with Warner Bros to bring you a Harry Potter sweepstakes. What are we… 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 and sometimes it'll be as obscure as obscure gets.… Continue reading →
In Paradise Now two seemingly normal, every day slacker types are recruited to become suicide bombers in Israel. The film follows them from their selection, their preparation and their entry into Israel – where things go wrong. Will they be able to finish… Continue reading →
War is hell. We know that from watching Hollywood’s output of war movies. Now Jarhead comes along to show us another side of that – no war is hell, too. Anthony Swofford has joined the Marines, making “a wrong turn on the way to college.” He’s got a pretty… Continue reading →
Because hookers are fucking funny (prostitute puns!), Jennifer Love Hewitt, who sometimes dresses like one, is planning to just go ahead and portray one in an upcoming comedy. The deep-cleavaged cutie will bring her increasingly pendulous breasts to a movie… Continue reading →
The inevitable remake of George Romero’s zombie classic Day of the Dead (and yeah, I suppose it’s a classic – I know plenty of people who worship it more than Dawn) now officially has a man behind the camera – Steve Miner. We actually heard this about a month… Continue reading →