BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Turner Home EntertainmentMSRP: $14.98RATED: Not RatedRUNNING TIME: 90 minutesSPECIAL FEATURES:• Shaggy and Scooby-Doo's Crooked Capers Challenge The Pitch “Let’s try Scooby-Doo for the 11th time. We’re bound to get it… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Universal StudiosMSRP: $14.98RATED: Not RatedRUNNING TIME: 24 minutesSPECIAL FEATURES• Nothing The Pitch “Bloom County goes Christmas.”The Humans Michael Bell, Tress MacNeille, John Byner, Alexandria Simmons, Dustin… Continue reading →
BUY IT FROM AMAZON: CLICK HERE!MSRP: 14.95AUTHOR: Craig McDonaldPUBLISHER: Bleak House BooksPAGES: 300Author website You’ve never heard of Hector Lassiter? Pulp novelist. Screenwriter. The man who lied about his age to ride in the Pershing Expedition? Who… Continue reading →
BUY IT FROM AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: DOCURAMA MSRP: $26.95RATING: NRRUNNING TIME: 132 minutesSPECIAL FEATURES: Interview with Michael Apted Casting Interviews: Love at First Sight? Photo Gallery The PitchIt’s the Up series but with married couples and… Continue reading →
While John McTiernan's remake of The Thomas Crown Affair (co-written by CHUD fave Kurt Wimmer) was one of summer 1999's more pleasant surprises, the clamor for a sequel wasn't exactly deafening. And, yet, Pierce Brosnan persisted, figuring that Eric Ambler's… Continue reading →
This morning IESB ran a story claiming to have some minor plot details for JJ Abrams' Star Trek XI; I read it and was interested, but don't tend to like linking to stories like this without some kind of outside confirmation. They end up being fake too often,… Continue reading →
I knew that Beowulf would be a quality bit of spectacle after seeing the 3D preview at Comic Con this summer. I was blown away by the visuals and especially by the 3D experience, but nothing I saw in that footage indicated to me that Beowulf would be anything… Continue reading →
Matt Gerald looks like a cop, and in the photo to the right he looks like a cop who's one chromosome away from being an Alaskan vampire. Consequently he's usually cast as a law-giving type: in the upcoming Choke; in Terminator 3, S.W.A.T, Tigerland, etc. (OK,… Continue reading →
Oliver Stone's Pinkville continues to add cast members, but there's one role that's going to prove tough to fill: that of a ten year old Vietnamese girl who sees rape and murder of her mother and sister and the burning of her home, who testifies to the… Continue reading →
If Screen Gems opts goes PG-13 with its remake of Joseph Ruben's The Stepfather (as they're currently doing with the new Prom Night), well… who gives a shit? The original film was a nasty little piece of work that benefitted from taut direction, a… Continue reading →
The Signal is an excellent film that lives right at the intersection of art movie and horror movie, a film that isn't afraid of being a little bit avant garde at times but is also happy to kill a character by brutal bug spraying to the throat. I saw it at the… Continue reading →
Darren Aronofksy has cast Mickey Rourke in the lead for one of the chapters in his Men of Physical Combat Trilogy (the other films are The Fighter, about real life boxer ‘Irish' Mickey Ward, and The Atomic Wedgier, cast and storyline unknown), The… Continue reading →