Look at the late guy again. It's January, and this is the beginning of The Prognosticator Year Two. That's right, the second senses shattering annus (please note the second n. Whatever else you may think of us here at CHUD, we only have one bunghole each,… Continue reading →
Just the other day I told someone there wasn’t really anything I was interested in seeing theatrically until V for Vendetta and Slither, but I think I’ll retract that statement… After Equilibrium, Kurt Wimmer promised he’d be taking his action sequences to… Continue reading →
The Final Destination movies are more fun than just about any horror movies being made today for one reason and one reason alone: The hero is death. Yeah, there are characters and a few always make it to the end and theoretically survive so they can get iced… Continue reading →
What is this? Every single day of the week (almost), a new "Graboid", a single moment grabbed from a random movie, 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… Continue reading →
Have you noticed that we're a little high on James Gunn's Slither? It's as if he took all of the prestige he got from doing zombie and talking dog flicks and made a movie just for us. He didn't, but it never hurts to dream. Today we have a handful of new… Continue reading →
The fact that there’s yet to be an official announcement from the studio, or definitive commitment by director Chris Nolan (who at the moment is busy with his dueling magician movie The Prestige) and writer David Goyer (who’s working on getting his Blade TV… Continue reading →
I caught Ed Wood on IFC a few weeks back (I know, why is that on IFC? Because it’s in black and white, I think) and I was enjoying Criswell. I was thinking to myself that there aren’t enough Prognosticators anymore – and that’s not just an inside joke about… Continue reading →
Order Red Eye on DVD.Order Flightplan on DVD. I thought I used to have a fear of flying or rather a fear of not flying. Of plummeting. Now I have a fear of movies about flying, because if Red Eye and Flightplan are any indication there is a lot of things to… Continue reading →
Who among you have been playing Prince of Persia games since the Olsen Twins weren't even being stored in Mr. Olsen's manbags? I know I have. Back in the day. The recent renaissance of the series is due to a memory of the gameplay mechanics that made those… Continue reading →
Who among you have been playing Prince of Persia games since the Olsen Twins weren't even being stored in Mr. Olsen's manbags? I know I have. Back in the day. The recent renaissance of the series is due to a memory of the gameplay mechanics that made those… Continue reading →
Director David Fincher is definitely back in Seven mode (and no, I refuse to put the digit in the middle, because it's asinine) – he’s finishing up Zodiac (based on the true account of the mysterious San Francisco mass-murderer and astrology fan) and will… Continue reading →