The flash game is fast becoming a staple of the online movie marketing machine (and it's probably the only component missing so far from the massive Cloverfield and Dark Knight campaigns, but I digress…). The latest property to jump on the mini-game… Continue reading →
I'm not going to try to sell you on this one ‘cuz, frankly, Lionsgate ain't trying either! The trailer for Roger Donaldson's The Bank Job – inventive title, that – plays like a tribute reel to Ocean's Eleven, Sexy Beast, Layer Cake, The Italian Job… Continue reading →
The Wire‘s Jimmy McNulty is one of the great characters in television history, and while you have to lay a lot of that at the feet of creator David Simon and his team of insanely talented writers, you must leave room in your praise for Dominic West, the… Continue reading →
BUY IT FROM AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: LionsgateMSRP: $26.98RATING: RRUNNING TIME: 72 minutesSPECIAL FEATURES: Commentary with William Wedig and Erin Wilk Trailers The Pitch I think I’ll let the plot keywords from IMDB do the talking here: "female frontal… Continue reading →
For those of you who dared to believe that Ice Cube would sand down the rough, rusted, tetanus-inducing edges of Welcome Back Kotter… motherfucker, does he have some words for you: "There’s a script. We’ve got the same characters, they’re just re-vamped… Continue reading →
I troll MySpace less and less – look ma, I'm growing up! – so it was easy to miss the Diary of the Dead trailer the site posted as an exclusive at the end of last week. The clip highlights the film's basic conceit – a kid with a camera captures the rise of… Continue reading →
How do you, with a straight face, make a movie about a group of buddies taking their terminally ill friend to break into Skywalker Ranch to see Episode I before it comes out (and before he dies)? Unless the film ends with Cancer Boy seeing the bad film and… Continue reading →
I've come to the realization that Uwe Boll's latest film, In The Name Of The King: A Dungeon Seige Tale, is an incredible work by a director who has flown under the radar for too long. Rather than churning out just another video game adaptation, Boll has… Continue reading →
Well, a slower week here for video gaming, but there are some niche titles you might be into. Just choose wisely… FlatOut: Head On (PC, PSP) Buy it from CHUD here! If you like Flatout more than Burnout … you might be a redneck. Yes, the game is… Continue reading →
I love Michel Gondry for his imagination and seemingly boundless talent, but I wonder how frustrating it would be to have him for a father. Does he ever let up on the whimsy? Does he invest, say, the taking out of the trash with the same exhaustive… Continue reading →
Roller derby is in the midst of yet another kitsch-happy revival, so I guess this means it's time for someone to try and outdo Kansas City Bomber. That person is, uh, Drew Barrymore? And her Raquel Welch is… Ellen Page? Based on the young adult novel… Continue reading →