New On Blu-Ray: 'Tenet', 'Crash', 'The Dark And The Wicked', And 'The Wolf Of Snow Hollow'
Our latest round-up of new Blu-ray releases includes Tenet, Crash (the Cronenberg film), The Dark and the Wicked, and The Wolf of Snow Hollow.
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David Cronenberg's 'Crash' Getting Uncut, NC-17 4K Restoration For Venice Film Festival
David Cronenberg's Crash has been restored in an uncut, NC-17 4K cut that will screen at the Venice Film Festival.
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Cool Stuff: Mondo Will Release Howard Shore's 'Crash,' 'Dead Ringers,' And 'Naked Lunch' Scores On Vinyl
For the first time, Howard Shore's scores for three of David Cronenberg's finest films will be released on vinyl. Learn more about the Mondo vinyl releases.
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Not Even Paul Haggis Thinks 'Crash' Was The Best Film Of 2005
Read Paul Haggis' Crash Best Picture comments. Haggis' race drama beat Ang Lee's Brokeback Mountain in one of the biggest upsets in recent Oscar history.
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The 11 Weirdest Films From David Cronenberg: From 'Shivers' To 'Maps To The Stars'
David Cronenberg's new film Maps to the Stars is in theaters and on VOD, and every time a new film arrives from the director I end up going back through his years of prior work to find new connections and ideas. It takes a while, sometimes, to really find where one of his films sits…
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WTF: Crash - The TV Series Trailer
Is it just me or does the television show adaptation of Paul Haggis' Academy Award winning film Crash look really REALLY bad? [flv:http://bitcast-a.bitgravity.com/slashfilm/trailers/crash_trailer.flv 470 352]
Read MoreLate Fragment's Movie Trailer And Interactive Cinema
We're in the midst of an industry preamble for a 3D revolution flush with cash, but there are countless doubters. Ebert's hating, and while I liked Beowulf and eagerly anticipate Avatar, it's easy to see 3D becoming the Reebok Pump of cinema (again?). Personally, I'm prone to believing the future holds a more participatory creative…
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Film News, Deals, Rumors, And Other Things We Missed Or Sneezed At
The G.I. Joe casting news marches on, blankly. The main villain in the film, the silver-headed Destro, will be played by theater actor David Murray [iesb.net], previously seen in Batman Begins as..."Jumpy Thug." A face you will recognize, actor Dennis Quaid's, is now set for General Hawk, the unkempt elder leader of the Joes. There's…
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