(From the Pulp Crime stories) I’ve got problems, and it’s not just the fact that I woke up with a 9mm pressed to my skull. My problem is that the gun and the uneasy resemblance of a man connected to it hardly phase me. The third time this month I’ve let this… Continue reading →
(From the "Miscellaneous" Creature Features) You would have to know Dennis to know how atypically he behaved that day. Dennis was stuffy, even when we were young men. Now that we were in semi-retirement, and I finally rid myself of all those tailored gray… Continue reading →
Paul Greengrass was the last person I spoke to on the very long United 93 press day, and I guess that’s fitting. It’s been a long journey, coming from Watchmen to what is turning out to be the most critically acclaimed film of 2006 (and an Oscar frontrunner?… Continue reading →
Welcome back, everyone. This edition of The Chewer Column comes courtesy of a great group of intelligent and insightful CHUD readers who have agreed to participate in a roundtable discussion dealing directly with the events of 9/11, its place in modern film,… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Warner Bros.MSRP: $26.98RATED: NRRUNNING TIME: N/ASPECIAL FEATURES:• Audio Commentary• Interviews• Music Only Track [Note from George: Since Sean Fahey still uses a Commodore 64 for the purposes of word processing, this… Continue reading →
(From the "Miscellaneous" Creature Features) 6 months ago my life changed in a way I could have never imagined. I had just finished cleaning up after dinner while my son watched one of his cartoons on DVD. He watched those DVDs a lot. Some would say too much… Continue reading →
I know this is a bit late, but in case you haven't heard, Peter Jackson's adaptation of King Kong arrived on DVD yesterday – so buy it through us by clicking here. It's a fine film filled with massive amounts of invention even if there's some minor problems… Continue reading →
(From The Further Adventures of… stories) DOOM wishes it to be known that this tale of history has never been told before, and DOOM is only revealing it because DOOM wishes it to be so. DOOMTIME: MAY 1973 – WASHINGTON D.C., USA. DOOM first saw her… Continue reading →
This apparently will be King Kong week here at CHUD.com. Not only does this latest installment of The Chewer Column feature loads of anger towards the giant ape's 1976 big screen appearance, but also expect to see interviews by Devin on Peter Jackson's remake… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: UniversalMSRP: £9.99RATED: PGRUNNING TIME: 78 Mins.SPECIAL FEATURES: Midgets in love! Note: This is a Region 2 UK DVD, which will not work on American DVD players unless they are region free. Also, I decided to eschew the… Continue reading →
It’s no surprise that Alan Moore wasn’t available for the V For Vendetta press day in New York City – even if he approved of the film, or kept his name on the credits, he doesn’t much leave his local area these days. But David Lloyd, the comic’s co-creator… Continue reading →