Hello again and welcome to another edition of the Anchor Bay Upfront. Rather than take up a lot of space with a whole roundup of AB releases, I’m going to take up a lot of space with one. But it’s a good one. Evil Dead – The Ultimate Edition BUY IT AT AMAZON:… Continue reading →
Real talk: To how many projects can one man be attached? Even a man as big, giving and energetic as Guillermo del Toro? It seems like every week adds another movie to his list; the guy's calendar must be booked through 2017. The latest film to supposedly… Continue reading →
If the title Knowing sounds familiar, it's because it was nearly Richard Kelly's follow-up to Donnie Darko. I wonder if he thinks about that much. I just hope he wasn't planning on circling back to it, because it's now a go-picture for Alex Proyas and Nicolas… Continue reading →
This year's Butt-Numb-A-Thon seemed to have a modestly lackluster line-up*, but something really interesting happened during one of the premieres: the audience obviously and strongly turned against the movie. The film in question is The Poughkeepsie Tapes, a… Continue reading →
I hate being in a position where I have to eat my words, but I'll chow down like Herzog on leather when it's called for. After dismissing Tim Burton as a hamster on a treadmill for the past decade, Sweeney Todd has forced me to admit that he's got energy left… Continue reading →
What's this? A Paul Rudd/Jason Segel vehicle not produced by Judd Apatow? Is that even possible? Just as Seth Rogen can leave the fold to co-star in a Kevin Smith movie, Rudd and Segel are evidently free to work with other people sans fear of punitive… Continue reading →
After seeing I Am Legend I'm not sure I want Will Smith to be hunting anything but the monsters in Jada Pinkett's past. But that's not stopping him from guiding a flick called Monster Hunter for Sony. Starring Hitch co-criminal Kevin James, the flick is about… Continue reading →
Well, John Singleton is directing The A-Team movie. I know there are people out there who really like The A-Team, and while I don't get that – even as a kid I found the show unbearably cheesy – I can accept it. The thing about the A-Team is that Singleton is… Continue reading →
For the last couple of weeks I've been talking with the folks at Warner Bros and G4 about doing something a little fun, and it's coming to fruition tomorrow, live on television. G4 and CHUD will be premiering the trailer for 10,000 BC, with me presenting it… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON! CLICK HERESTUDIO: Sony PicturesMSRP: $28.95RATED: Not RatedRUNNING TIME: 82 minutesSPECIAL FEATURES:• Feature available in Original B&W and Color (Chromachoice to toggle between B&W and Color)• Remembering 20 Million Miles to EarthCommentary… Continue reading →
The Crop: Year One The Studio: Columbia Pictures The Director: Harold Ramis The Writers: Harold Ramis, Gene Stupnitsky and Lee Eisenberg (based on a story by Ramis) The Cast: Jack Black, Michael Cera, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Oliver Platt, David Cross,… Continue reading →