We spoke with Crank: High Voltage co-director Brian Taylor about his gonzo action sequel, which debuted in 2009. Read our Crank 2 interview retrospective.
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In this edition of /Answers, we celebrate the release of Pacific Rim Uprising by listing off our favorite destructive action scenes where an entire city is the playground for the combatants.
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Crank co-director Brian Taylor makes a plea not just for Crank 3, but for an entire Crank cinematic universe, bringing back Jason Statham's Chev Chelios.
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The /Filmcast: After Dark is a recording of what happens right after The /Filmcast is over, when the kids have gone to bed and the guys feel free to speak whatever is on their minds. In other words, it’s the leftover and disorganized ramblings, mindfarts, and brain diarrhea from The /Filmcast, all in one convenient…
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The clock is ticking. In minutes, I am scheduled to interview Corey Haim. But I need more time to: find my good sunglasses, make a margarita, and hook up my interview shit poolside at a friend's house. The publicist agrees to push the interview back half-an-hour. The power of /Film. By-and-by, it all works out…
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Lionsgate Pictures made news by being the first movie studio to premiere new content (a Crank 2 poster) on Twitter. And now it appears that the studio is basing part of their internet advertising campaign around the micro-blogging site. While browsing the web, I cam across the above Crank 2 google ad for Crank: High…
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Lionsgate has released a special "rumble" edition of the Crank: High Voltage movie trailer which is just is too insane for any normal web browser. The screen rumbles as the action jumps out of the video player and causes mass destruction the the break video website. Yes, it is a gimmick, but I found it…
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Lionsgate has released the outdoor poster advertising for Crank: High Voltage on Twitter, making them the first studio to premiere exclusive content on the micro-blogging platform. As you know, you can follow us on twitter at twitter.com/slashfilm. The poster is very, very... yellow. Check out the full sized poster after the jump. In this high-octane…
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