• 'More Than You Imagined: Art Inspired By Premium Cable' Opens In Brooklyn, NY

    Even movie fans would agree some of the best entertainment made during the past two decades has been on premium cable. Whether it's HBO shows like The Sopranos, The Wire, Sex and the City and Game of Thrones or Showtime shows like Dexter, Weeds and Homeland, movies are regularaly getting schooled by TV in terms…

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  • Showtime Ending 'Weeds' After Season 8

    Enjoy the Weeds season premiere when it rolls around in a couple of weeks, because it'll be the show's last. Showtime has just announced that the Mary-Louise Parker-starring pot comedy will end for good after its upcoming eighth season. The news doesn't come entirely as a surprise. While it continues to pull decent ratings, its viewership has…

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  • TV Bits: Frank Darabont's 'L.A. Noir' Gets Guest Star Simon Pegg, Plus: 'The Killing', 'Mad Men', 'Community', 'Doctor Who', 'Game Of Thrones', And More

    We've got a ton of small screen-centric odds and ends today, and there's good news for just about everyone. Unless, that is, you're Mike Tyson, Spike Lee, John Boyega, or Lord Eddard Stark. After the jump: Simon Pegg enters talks for Frank Darabont's L.A. Noir The Killing Season 2 drops a new promo Mad Men…

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  • TV Bits: 'How To Train Your Dragon' To Become Animated Series On Cartoon Network; 'Weeds' Creator Jenji Kohan Developing Poker Comedy 'Whales' For Showtime

    Just in time for the film's October 15 DVD release, Dreamworks is taking major steps to ensure How to Train Your Dragon's franchise longevity. Earlier this week they announced plans for the as-of-yet-untitled sequel, and now comes word of a weekly animated series that will air on Cartoon Network. Expect to see the series, along…

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  • Comic-Con Announcements: Universal, Showtime And Summit Entertainment

    The programing schedule for the 2010 San Diego Comic-Con international will begin to be revealed later this week. But for now, we're starting to get a glimpse at some of the panels and programing to expect at this year's con. Universal Pictures, Summit Entertainment and Showtime have announced their panels, which will include a presence…

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  • Cool Stuff: Albert Exergian's Minimalistic Posters For Television Shows

    If you've been reading /Film for a while, then you know my obsession with minimalistic movie poster design. We've featured many of these simple 2-4 color streamlined posters on the site in the past, but never anything having to do with television. Graphic artist Albert Exergian has created a bunch of minimalistic posters for some…

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  • Weeds Session: Is Episode "Van Nuys" The Nice Calm Before Another Botwin Storm? Monday's Episode Is Set Six Months Later

    The previous three episodes of Weeds were the breeziest of the season and decidedly welcome after the brick-cold start. However, by now viewers are conditioned to expect another hellish crescendo to fall upon the resilient Botwins. It's like dysfunctional clockwork. And these days, even the lighthearted eps dance inside an atmosphere of widespread murder and…

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  • Weeds Session: Episode "Su-Su-Sucio" Offers Jokes, Hugs, Voyeurism, And Blood Relief

    In our latest wrap-up and discussion of Weeds---a show where it's increasingly rare to see characters puffing the titular herb, mind you---we take a look at season cinco's third episode, "Su-Su-Sucio." After we found ourselves not so much stunned as exhausted and turned-off by the previous ep's k-hole of casual misery (and forced entry), we…

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  • /Filmcast Ep. 56 - Year One (GUEST: Matt Singer From IFC News)

    In this episode of the /Filmcast, David Chen, Devindra Hardawar and Adam Quigley discuss how terrible the Antichrist videogame will be, explain why Christopher Nolan directing the third Batman film would be a no-win situation, and wonder if there's anything to get excited about in an 5th Indiana Jones film. Special guest Matt Singer joins…

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  • Is Weeds Getting Too Sinister? We Recap Season 5's "Machetes Up Top" And Jennifer Jason Leigh's Welcome Introduction

    Two episodes deep into the fifth season of Weeds, let's take a look at where Nancy Botwin is headed---it's disturbing and bleak, and involves being forcibly bent over a table. And what of her dysfunctional brood? Spoilers ahead. /Film will consider posting regular Weeds wrap-ups if there is enough reader interest. Let us know. Over…

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  • This Week In DVD: Revolutionary Road, Defiance, Weeds, And More

    This Week in DVD is a column that compiles all the latest info regarding new DVD releases, sales, and exclusive deals from stores including Target, Best Buy and Fry’s. Please don't take the commentary on the movies and TV shows too seriously, as they're meant not to be reviews but rather previews that include the…

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  • Weeds Season 5 Trailer

    Note: This post contains spoilers from the prior season. With the season finale of AMC's crystal-meth drama, Breaking Bad, airing this Sunday, the season premiere of Showtime's Weeds arrives right in time to [insert a tired pun for TV addiction]. Scheduled for June 8th, season five finds Mary Louise Parker's drug-dealing California mom/widow, Nancy Botwin,…

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  • Page 2

    Page 2 is the name we give to all of the news, rumors, and randomness that fall in between the cushions of Slashfilm's couch (not the one in mom's basement). Tonight's edition was approved by Dave and Chainsaw. The final poster for November's Repo! The Genetic Opera has touched down. Expect an opinion on the…

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  • /Filmcast Episode 5 - Get Smart

    In this episode of the /Filmcast, Dave, Adam, and Devindra get disappointed in the new Futurama movie, discuss whether the new Get Smart measures up, and mourn the passing of one of the greatest comedic geniuses of our time. Christina Warren joins us from TUAW and Download Squad, and Sean Dwyer joins us from Film…

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