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 →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Warner Home VideoMSRP: $29.98RATED: NRRUNNING TIME: 500 MinutesSPECIAL FEATURES: "Joey Impersonations" – montage of Dave Coulier's comic impersonations The Pitch “Crap – we’re been renewed! What do we do for Season 3?… Continue reading →
The Proposition is a grimy, violent film set in the deserts of Australia back in the 1880s. It’s basically about that nation’s Old West, and it’s a grim story of betrayal, bloodshed and badasses. Aussie director John Hillcoat takes Nick Cave’s script (yes,… Continue reading →
The Proposition is a grimy, violent film set in the deserts of Australia back in the 1880s. It’s basically about that nation’s Old West, and it’s a grim story of betrayal, bloodshed and badasses. Aussie director John Hillcoat takes Nick Cave’s script (yes,… Continue reading →
Just the other day we got the rather exciting news that actor, filmmaker and Matt Murdock buddy Jon Favreau will be tuning up the machinery for Marvel and Paramount's Iron Man movie. To stay that much closer to the fans (but still with the relative comfort… Continue reading →
Art School Confidential reunites the Ghost World team of graphic novelist/screenwriter Daniel Clowes and director Terry Zwigoff. This time they’re using a very short piece of Clowes’ as their jumping off point for a film that pokes a lot of fun at art school… Continue reading →
As part of my one man media blitz for United 93, I did an interview with Paul Greengrass for Mean, a very cool film oriented magazine. The issue with Paul was supposed to have hit stands already, but it’s been delayed, so the publisher has put my interview on… Continue reading →
I'm still not the biggest fan of Superman (give me a Power Girl movie), but judging by the new trailer for Superman Returns the Last Kryptonian seems to be safe in the hands of Bryan Singer, who ditched Marvel's mutants to play with the beefstick in the blue… Continue reading →
Rhino Records brought us the classic Golden Throats compilations, which featured actors singing, even when they shouldn’t be. Rather than wait a few decades for enough material to create a new Golden Throats, the good people at Rhino have gone and created… Continue reading →
Last week I headed to Los Angeles to cover the Over the Hedge press junket. Garry Shandling stars in that film as Vern the Turtle, and he showed up for the roundtables, seeming incredibly uncomfortable. At the end of the interview his yellow felt tip pen… Continue reading →
Last week I headed to Los Angeles to cover the Over the Hedge press junket. Garry Shandling stars in that film as Vern the Turtle, and he showed up for the roundtables, seeming incredibly uncomfortable. At the end of the interview his yellow felt tip pen… Continue reading →
What the hell is up with Feast, the last movie to be made on Project Greenlight? I asked director John Gulager that question when I met him at the Slither premiere afterparty in Los Angeles a couple of months back. He wasn’t sure, and he wasn’t all that… Continue reading →