Here's some good news for fans of Shaun of the Dead: Nick Frost, who played Ed in that film, did a show in the UK called Danger! 50,000 Volts, and it's finally coming to the US (Now somebody get Spaced over here. Not for me – I imported it from the UK. But… Continue reading →
UPDATE: Though it's too late for denizens of the East Coast, all others can tune in to MTV's TRL @ 5:00pm to get a first look at the latest trailer or CLICK HERE if you'd rather avoid the tween crowd. I don't think that Batman Begins was real for me until I… Continue reading →
Rank Title WeekendGross CumulativeGross Weeks in Release 1 The Interpreter $22,800,000 $22,800,000 1 2 The Amityville Horror $14,200,000 $43,800,000 2 3 Sahara $9,000,000 $48,900,000 3 4 A Lot Like Love $7,700,000 $7,700,,000 1 5 Kung Fu Hustle $7,300,000… Continue reading →
XXX was originally created to be a franchise for baldy action star Vin Diesel, but after he dropped out of the series after one lukewarm film, the whole paradigm changed. The series has now become about a line of replaceable secret agents, even chubby ones… Continue reading →
As Matthew Vaughn's X-Men 3 takes shape, Ray Park is saying that he may be returning as Magneto's former henchman Toad. The actor appeared at a New Zealand convention, and Aint It Cool News got the scoop from an attendee: "Someone asked if he was up for X3… Continue reading →
Just a couple of weeks ago Christopher Eccleston turned many a geek head when he announced that he was leaving the sucessful new Dr. Who show at the end of the current 13 episode season (or series, as they call it in Old Blighty). Could his decision have… Continue reading →
This weekend has seen a positive explosion of news from the set of Bryan Singer's Superman Returns, including some of the first pictures of Brandon Routh as Clark Kent and Kate Bosworth as Lois Lane. Plus there is other rumor and speculation! Lets' start with… Continue reading →
David Benioff is not just a screenwriter – he's one of my favorite modern literary types, and that's just after one novel and one collection of short stories. While I would like to see him hitting the word processor to get another novel out there, it's tough… Continue reading →
Just this morning I saw an incredible movie called Save the Green Planet. It's a Korean film from 2003 that's only now getting an American release, and it's stunning and bizarre and funny and sad and gory and weird. I'm describing it as King of Comedy meets… Continue reading →
What the hell is a "horror documentary?" Seriously, I have no idea what that even possibly means. At first I thought a "horror documentary" was a documentary about horror. But then I found out that the "horror documentary" in question is about early serial… Continue reading →
(CONTINUED FROM PART ONE HERE) It may have been in Kosar’s draft…or Sheldon Turner’s re-write…or Michael Bay’s pass – though I’m guessing he merely added the sequence where the Japanese drop the torpedo through the roof… I kid Michael Bay because I love… Continue reading →