When Epic Movie hit the number one slot at the box office a couple of weeks back, CHUD's own Andre Dellamorte mentioned that an upside to these ridiculously uninspired and formulaic films getting made is that it opens the door for new talents to get in the… Continue reading →
Rumors swirled (and continue to swirl) around Factory Girl, the Weinstein Co movie about Edie Sedgwick and Andy Warhol that I reviewed here last week. Director George Hickenlooper was recently in New York City for a Factory Girl press day, and he addressed… Continue reading →
In 2005 Steven Spielberg deftly and depressingly gave us a microcosmic view of the Mossad (Israel's intelligence agency) as it related to the events of Munich. Now it's Sandler's turn because, man! Is that Mossad ever funny!Actually, it's more a comedy… Continue reading →
If you're excited to see Peter Berg and Michael Mann's The Kingdom, please take a moment to find another April release to see instead. After testing through the roof in multiple screenings, Berg's action picture about an FBI trio (Jamie Foxx, Jennifer Garner,… Continue reading →
Decibel comparisons between the three successor consoles have given gamers all-powerful science to justify what they already know, namely that the Wii and PS3 are as quiet as little Johnny under a bed when he's due for a whuppin', and the 360 is constantly on… Continue reading →
What the hell is going on with JJ Abrams and Star Trek XI? Last week Latino Review announced that he was off the project. Paramount denied. Last night they reiterated that he was off the project, and even announced the movie he was doing instead, a film… Continue reading →
If you frequent our message boards, you may have noticed that things have been wonky for a couple of days – especially if you're using Internet Explorer as your browser. We also had some database issues with the site, but those have been cleared up; now we're… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Walt Disney Home VideoMSRP: $32.99RATING: Not ratedRUNNING TIME: 458 minutesSPECIAL FEATURES:• “My Dad, Walt Disney”• “I Captured the King of the Leprechauns”• Disneyland USA at the Radio City Music Hall• “Working with… Continue reading →
Torque star Martin Henderson is trading in his wheels for an assassin’s rifle. The New Zealand actor, who is currently one of the galaxy of stars appearing in Smokin’ Aces, signed with to star opposite Jordan Brewster in the pilot for Mr. and Mrs. Smith. The… Continue reading →
After a couple years of publishing, the Hard Case Crime imprint has made a name for itself among old-school crime aficionados. It has a great strategy: resurrect lost works by authors like Lawrence Block, Ed McBain and Mickey Spillane and present them… Continue reading →