January Movie Releases That Didn't Suck
January is a bad month to release, or go to, a movie. But history has found diamonds in the rough. Here, read about the best January movie releases ever.
Read MoreJanuary is a bad month to release, or go to, a movie. But history has found diamonds in the rough. Here, read about the best January movie releases ever.
Read MoreAs we get older, Halloween becomes less about candy and more about being scared. When I was a kid, there was nothing better than walking around my neighborhood and getting as many sweets as possible but, in recent years, that tradition has been replaced with finding haunted attractions to attend with friends. These type of…
Read MoreOver the last few months, it's been revealed that the first entry in the new Scream trilogy, aka Scream 4, is set in Sidney Prescott's hometown roughly a decade after Scream 3. And contrary to old rumors, the first film will not be in 3D. Courtney Cox and David Arquette were signed to reprise their roles from…
Read MoreThe old saying goes that the greatest gift a man of considerable resources can give a friend is immortality. After basking in the intoxicating, cocksure beauty that is Inglourious Basterds, it's clear that Quentin Tarantino has done this for his pal, the horror director Eli Roth, by casting him as Jewish-American soldier Sgt. Donny Donowitz.…
Read MoreThe /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…
Read MoreThe franchise that floated "torture porn" into news offices this decade like a message in a bottle now looks to join the endless straight-to-DVD knockoffs it spawned. We're speculating that Hostel 3 will bypass a theatrical release, but Bloody Disgusting has confirmed that early talks have started inside Lionsgate/Screen Gems to make a second sequel a reality. The series' creator/director/spokesperson, Eli Roth, will reportedly not serve as writer or director…
Read More"Saw films are below par." Brooklynite actor Michael Pitt has come a long way from starring on Dawson's Creek, and in the current issue of Giant magazine he delivers, in context, some particularly vapid-funny-traditionally-hipster quotes about the Saw franchise, U.S. soldiers and people who won't/don't "get" the March remake of Funny Games. On his film…
Read MoreThe latest Batman The Dark Knight casting rumor has Maggie Gyllenhaal to replace Katie Holmes as Assistant D.A. Rachel Dawes. Not a bad idea. But I'm guessing that like most of the other Batman casting rumors, it's not true. All Star directors helm The Office: Lost Co-creator JJ Abrams, Serenity/Buffy The Vampire Slayer creator Joss…
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