I’m willing to bet that David Slade never had an awkward silence in his life. The guy can TALK, and talk he does on the new video “webisodes” about the pre-production of his Vampire$ vs Northern Exposure film, 30 Days of Night. Slade is, of course, the… Continue reading →
Last week I told you about The Battle in Seattle, a movie that sounds like it would be about boxing but is in fact about the 1999 anti-WTO protests in Starbucks City. Charlize Theron was the first name attached to the film, which makes some sense, as her… Continue reading →
Growing up, I never realized that the Godzilla I watched on Saturday afternoon TV – the black and white original film – wasn’t the same movie Japanese audiences had seen. The Japanese film Gojira had been recut for American audiences, and Raymond Burr had… Continue reading →
Well, we all have to return to work tomorrow. In the meantime, check out what you can pick up afterwards. Like A Good Neighbor Much is made of Akira Kurosawa’s towering masterpiece Shichinin no samurai, aka Seven Samurai. It’s been said that a DVD collection… Continue reading →
Darren Aronofsky’s masterpiece, The Fountain, made its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival to a truly baffling reception – it got boos. Who were the morons in attendance who booed this amazing work? Look, I’ll give leeway for personal taste and admit… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: WarnerMSRP: $24.98RATED: Not RatedRUNNING TIME: 187 min.SPECIAL FEATURES:• Retrospective Documentary: Examining Sybil• Sybil Therapy Session• The Paintings of Sybil The Pitch “She’s a million-in-one girl!” The Humans Sally… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Universal/FocusMSRP: $29.98RATED: RRUNNING TIME: 110 min.SPECIAL FEATURES:• Deleted and Extended Scenes• The Inside Track: Casting the Roles• Feature Commentary by Cast and Filmmakers The Pitch You read this site and you… Continue reading →
When I put my name on the print ads for Talladega Nights with the quote “Funniest Movie of the Year!,” I knew I was taking a calculated risk. There was one movie I hadn’t seen yet that stood a good chance of actually competing for that title. That movie is… Continue reading →
They haven’t been in a movie together for 12 years, and now Mask co-stars Jim Carrey and Cameron Diaz are re-uniting in A Little Game Without Consequence, the next film from Gabriele Muccino (the Italian director of early Oscar buzzer The Pursuit of Happyness… Continue reading →
Fuse is televising the Fangoria Chainsaw Awards, a horror award show decided by the fans. Which is cool, right? Sure, except when one of the awards should be decided by a mathematician and not a fan vote. That award is up for a fan vote, though, and that… Continue reading →
The first pictures from one of my most anticipated films have shown up on the web – pictures from Todd Haynes’ ambitious and strange Bob Dylan biopic, I’m Not There. Seven different actors play Dylan in the film, an interesting take on the genius’ chameleonic… Continue reading →