10) I will be there! Say hi or take a swing at me, depending on your feelings. 9) Beyond the Valley of the Dolls, the first film on tonight's double feature, is about a record producer based on Phil Spector. And despite being shot almost 40 years ago, the… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: First Independent PicturesMSRP: $26.99RATED: RRUNNING TIME: 95 minutesSPECIAL FEATURES:• Audio Commentary with Douglas Coupland and Paul Fox • Video Pop-Ups• Extended Scenes• Poster Gallery• Lincoln Clarke’s Photo Gallery•… Continue reading →
Even a werewolf needs some love, and in Mark Romanek's updating of the Universal classic The Wolf Man, he might be getting it from smoking hot Emily Blunt. A trusted source tell me that the role of Gwen, the Wolf Man's love interest, has been offered to the… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON CLICK HERE!STUDIO RykodiscMSRP $19.95RATED UnratedRUNNING TIME 140 minutesSPECIAL FEATURES• Bilderberg 2007 Report – Extended footage of the annual secretive conference• The Battle for the Republic featurette with extended interviews and… Continue reading →
"It's one thing to preserve a film that has been made. It's another to preserve a film that's not been made." Has that ever been done before? "No. But we're going to do it." Name directors often take commercial gigs to have a little fun or make some extra… Continue reading →
I know not of Ruben Fleischer, the likely director of Columbia Pictures' Zombieland. He could be a sensationally talented young man, a modestly talented middle-aged man, or a sensationally untalented octogenarian who arrived late to the directing game. I… Continue reading →
Looks like we have an explanation for Batman's forlorn gaze from that high rise window… Woulda never guessed it. Credit where it's due: over the last couple of weeks, Warner Brothers has run one of the smartest viral marketing campaigns I've ever… Continue reading →
An AICN contributor, who wrote in after seeing Daniel Craig interviewed on the UK talk show The Morning Interview, might have some clues to the title of Bond 22. Asked about the title of the upcoming Bond flick, he said (paraphrased, as per the contributor)… Continue reading →
I visited the set of Screen Gems' Prom Night last summer (coverage coming soon!), but, to be honest, a few hours spent watching a group of high school kids traipse into a ballroom wasn't terribly indicative of how the PG-13 remake might turn out. The set was… Continue reading →
In every Indiana Jones movie, Indy comes up against some sort of vermin or creepy crawly: snakes, slimy bugs, rats. So what's in store for him in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull? Ants, according to Lego. And possibly giant ones. Dennis… Continue reading →
Paramount's not showing the opening of Cloverfield to you, probably because that's all boring get to know the characters stuff. Instead they're showing the first five minutes of the monster's attack on New York City, starting from a NY1 news report seen at a… Continue reading →