'Project Power' Directors To Helm 'Nemesis', A Revamped Film Adaptation Of Mark Millar's Comic
Warner Bros. has finally hired a pair of Nemesis directors to helm a film adaptation of Mark Millar's supervillain-centric comic.
Read MoreWarner Bros. has finally hired a pair of Nemesis directors to helm a film adaptation of Mark Millar's supervillain-centric comic.
Read MoreA live-action Mega Man movie is on the way with Catfish and Nerve directors Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman at the helm of the video game adaptation.
Read MoreJamie Foxx and Joseph Gordon-Levitt have just boarded the cast of an untitled Netflix sci-fi project from the directors of Catfish & Paranormal Activity 3.
Read More20th Century Fox is making a Mega Man movie, and the filmmakers behind Catfish and some of the Paranormal Activity movies are in final talks to direct it.
Read MoreGet details on the Nerve re-release. The Dave Franco / Emma Roberts thriller is back in theaters Labor Day weekend and tickets are just $5.
Read MoreTrailers are an under-appreciated art form insofar that many times they’re seen as vehicles for showing footage, explaining films away, or showing their hand about what moviegoers can expect. Foreign, domestic, independent, big budget: What better way to hone your skills as a thoughtful moviegoer than by deconstructing these little pieces of advertising? This week…
Read MoreWatch the Viral trailer. Analeigh Tipton and Sofia Black-D'Elia lead the new horror directed by Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman (Catfish).
Read MoreLionsgate has unveiled the first Nerve trailer, offering a glimpse at the new internet thriller from the directors of Catfish.
Read MoreHenry Joost and Ariel Shulman got a lot of attention at Sundance a few years ago for the film Catfish, and have even turned the movie into several popular seasons of television on MTV. Now the team is going back to genre pictures (having also directed Paranormal Activity 3 and 4) with a deal to…
Read MoreAll of the disappointments of Paranormal Activity 4 boil down to one thing: This is a franchise that's forgotten what made it so special in the first place. The original Paranormal Activity was terrifying not because it had expensive special effects or excessive amounts of gore, but because director Oren Peli expertly stretched the tension…
Read MoreThere are several major take aways from the latest trailer for Paranormal Activity 4. One is that Katie and the boy she kidnapped, Hunter, are definitely back. Another is that the evil spirits from the first three films still really, really love to drag people down hallways. A third is that your XBox Kinect is the devil. It…
Read MoreIf Monday's 13-second teaser for the Paranormal Activity 4 trailer whetted your appetite for more found-footage scares, you'll be happy to see that the first full-length trailer has now hit the web. Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman, who directed Paranormal Activity 3, are once again at the helm. Watch the video after the jump. Head…
Read MoreMy favorite thing this week, without question, is this short documentary about the artist John Baldessari, directed by Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman, the guys who made Catfish and Paranormal Activity 3. A Brief History of John Baldessari is a wonderfully lively little doc that successfully straddles the line between providing info on the subject…
Read MoreHenry Joost and Ariel Schulman, who made the Sundance 2010 hit/talking point Catfish, and went on to direct Paranormal Activity 3, are now set to write and direct The Monkey Wrench Gang. The film is an adaptation of a 1975 novel by Edward Abbey that has been in development for over a decade. It's a…
Read MoreOnce Paranormal Activity 3 had a gangbuster opening this past October, a fourth film was inevitable. Soon after the release, directors Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman reportedly agreed to make Paranormal Activity 4 and an October 19, 2012 release date was set. That's almost exactly seven months to the day from right now. Which means…
Read MoreWhen Paramount announced they'd hired Catfish directors Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman to direct Paranormal Activity 3, the world of film collectively rolled their eyes. Then the film came out and the duo gouged those eyes out. Joost and Schulman knocked the film out of the park (read my review here), turned a major profit…
Read MoreNOTE: This review was originally published on September 29th 2011 from a secret screening that took place at Fantastic Fest, and is being republished for the wide release. The second half of Paranormal Activity 3 is the most consistently intense and frightening segment so far in the popular found footage series. Directors Henry Joost and…
Read MoreParamount Pictures has released a new movie trailer for Paranormal Activity 3 from Catfish directors Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman. We've heard unconfirmed rumors that the film might premiere as a secret screening at Fantastic Fest in Austin tonight, and if that is true that shows the studio has confidence in the film (the last…
Read MoreWe don't know much about Paranormal Activity 3, but how much do we really need to know? This new poster for the film pretty much gives you everything on a platter: it's another sequel to the two 'found footage' films you either like or have dismissed, and this threequel features kids in danger. What horror…
Read MoreWhen the first Paranormal Activity was released in 2009, no one could have imagined what a second film, let alone a third film, would hold. It seemed like such a focused scary story. But embedded in Oren Peli's taught, terrifying film was the back story of a girl named Katie who had been terrorized for…
Read MoreHenry Joost and Ariel Schulman, the directors behind last year's controversial documentary Catfish, have reportedly been hired by Paramount to direct Paranormal Activity 3, according to Dread Central and Bloody-Disgusting. With an eye on an October 21, 2011 release date, Christopher B. Landon, who wrote the second film in the faux-documentary horror franchise, is writing…
Read MoreMade for $30,000 and grossing over $3 million, Catfish is an amazing story, which helped turn it into one of the can't miss indie films of the year.
Read MoreThe first rule of Catfish is you do not talk about Catfish. But beware, that rule is being broken this week. The thrilling documentary that first screened at the Sundance Film Festival is at its best when the viewer knows as little about it as possible. Since the movie has been out for a few…
Read MoreOne of the big hits out of Sundance this year was Catfish, a film about a boy who falls for a girl via the internet, then takes a trip to meet her in person. It's one of those films that relies upon mystery from moment one -- basically, everyone I know who has seen the…
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