Count your blessings that Devin is so skilled and prolific when it comes to interviews, because I’m pretty terrible at it – I’m never properly prepared, and my questions have less focus than a LASIK waiting room. My rusty interviewing proficiency aside, I was… Continue reading →
I like to believe regular CHUD readers are reasonably smart – astute enough to have found our site, and masochistic enough to keep returning. We've been running the Daily Graboid for nearly a year now to test your movie knowledge, but how about straining that… Continue reading →
Who do I have to put a silver bullet in to get a decent werewolf movie? It seems like for every moderate success in the subgenre like Dog Soldiers or Ginger Snaps, there’s a Cursed or an Underworld or a dozen direct-to-video disasters that just don’t have the… Continue reading →
Oh, Jessica. Jessica, Jessica, Jessica. I love you as much as I’m allowed (judge says it has to be from at least 500 feet away), but I have to question the thought process when it comes to selecting projects. An Adam Sandler movie? You’re so much better than… Continue reading →
The streak of Terry Gilliam’s notoriously rotten luck is momentarily ending – his latest pseudo-fantasy Tideland has gone virtually unloved since least year’s Toronto Film Fest (though I would argue that any Gilliam movie is fascinating on some level), but is… Continue reading →
After making a particularly dreadful real estate purchase in the Amityville Horror remake, toothy beauty Melissa George has been getting herself into some extremely bad situations. She’ll play a tourist on a vacation gone awry in Fox Atomic’s upcoming… Continue reading →
Rank Title WeekendGross CumulativeGross Weeks in Release 1 Miami Vice $25,100,000 $25,100,000 1 2 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest $20,400,000 $358,300,000 4 3 John Tucker Must Die $14,000,000 $14,000,000 1 4 Monster House $11,500,000 $43,800,000 2… Continue reading →
While writing about this makes me feel almost as foolish as when they announced a Slinky movie (they really did), the fact that someone will make millions from this idea merely leaves me queasy. Empire Pictures and Transcience Corp. are working on an animated… Continue reading →
As Asian horror goes, One Missed Call was fairly generic, especially considering it came from psychotic director Takashi Miike. One thing in the remake’s favor is director Eric Valette (yeah, a French guy doing an American remake of a Japanese movie), whose… Continue reading →
It must be sort of depressing to be Simon Pegg, in a way. I mean, while I’m sure he’s delighted with the quantity of projects now being offered to him, let’s face it – the odds of him continually finding more material as brilliant as Spaced and Shaun of the… Continue reading →
After what seems like a decade in the making, Brian DePalma's hard-boiled thriller The Black Dahlia is finally making its way to theaters. Let's hope the lengthy delay is not an indication of the film's quality (maybe you saw DePalma's Mission to Mars or… Continue reading →
After a brief respite in Zimbabwe or wherever the hell he and significant other Angelina Jolie decided to download their spawn, chiseled thesp Brad Pitt is finally making a hat trick with his Seven (which I still refuse to write as Se7en, because it’s idiotic… Continue reading →