I don't think anyone got that up in arms about a remake of 3:10 to Yuma because the original wasn't a hardcore classic (although any movie ages enough and someone will argue for its inclusion in the canon). You can't say that about High Noon, a movie that is… Continue reading →
Here's a movie I don't understand at all: the dramatic re-working of Grey Gardens, the Maysles Brother's amazing documentary portrait of the two Edith Beales, who lived in a decrepit mansion in East Hampton, NY. First-time feature guy Michael Sucsy is behind… Continue reading →
The hair has begun growing back on Timothy Olyphant's head, but he still has what looks like a very tight buzz cut. He has been bald for the last few months shooting Hitman, an adaptation of the video game about – well, I think the title sums it up. The head… Continue reading →
Day One – The Shining / Day Two – Full Metal Jacket / Day Three – Eyes Wide Shut Day Four – A Clockwork Orange / Day Five – 2001: A Space Odyssey Mesage Board Discussion BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE STUDIO: Warner Bros. MSRP: $79.98 RATED: R RUNNING TIME: 170… Continue reading →
Frankenstein's Monster. Dracula. Freddy Krueger. Leatherface. Godzilla. Henry Kissinger. These are some of the monsters whose names get evoked every year at Halloween, the monsters with the highest Q ratings and maybe their own personal publicists. But there… Continue reading →
Please send letters. Matt Writes: Just to say, first off, that I’m a daily CHUD reader and you’re all doing a great job. The dry sense of humour is fantastic, and the combination of news and opinion is fascinating. My personal highlight of recent times was… Continue reading →
Jessica Biel, Dan Ackroyd, Ving Rhames, Steve Buscemi, and Richard Chamberlain! Not THAT is a cast. Wait, Adam Sandler and Kevin James are in this too, as well as known Sandler associates Allen Covert, Nick Swarsdon, and Rob Schneider? That's just… Continue reading →
Jump to end of the piece for an update that includes direct quotes from Timothy Olyphant. Devin just phoned in with a blast from the Hitman press day, essentially confirming details from his Hitman Gets Hit story. [UPDATED] The following statement [in pink],… Continue reading →
Neil Gaiman has been gearing up the last few months to make his feature directorial debut with an adaptation of his own comic, Death: The High Cost of Living, which sees the anthropomorphic personification of death assume mortal form for one day out of a… Continue reading →
You will forgive me if I speak bluntly, but it's a whole lotta ho-hum thus far on 20th Century Fox's remake of The Day the Earth Stood Still. Its director, Scott Derrickson, doesn't inspire much confidence (which is a nice way of saying The Exorcism of Emily… Continue reading →