'Blue Crush' TV Show In The Works From NBC And Producer Brian Grazer
News of another film-to-TV adaptation has arrived, but this one actually sounds a little more promising than the rest. Learn about the Blue Crush TV series.
Read MoreNews of another film-to-TV adaptation has arrived, but this one actually sounds a little more promising than the rest. Learn about the Blue Crush TV series.
Read MoreJCVD has become the teacher. Multiple remakes of Jean-Claude Van Damme action movies from the ‘80s are brewing, and while one doesn’t want him, another has embraced the man who generated the audiences to make a remake possible in the first place. Kickboxer is being remade with a new cast, and in the Kickboxer remake Jean-Claude…
Read MoreYou'd think people would know better than to mess with Gina Carano, but if they didn't, Gina Carano wouldn't have any movies to star in. The Haywire star's latest outing is In the Blood, in which she plays a newlywed determined to uncover the truth about the disappearance of her husband (Cam Gigandet). Glowering men like…
Read MoreSteven Soderbergh saw Gina Carano fight and decided to build a movie around her. The result was Haywire, released earlier this year. And now it seems that other filmmakers have seen Haywire, and want to make more movies around Carano. The former MMA fighter has been cast in a new action thriller called In the…
Read MorePeter recently ran the pretty cool-looking poster for Cat Run in Page 2. At the time we knew little about the film, which stars Paz Vega as a call girl on the run because a whole bunch of people want a hard drive that is in her possession. Now there is a trailer for the…
Read MoreJohn Stockwell is a director who has consistently disappointed me throughout his career. Stockwell showed promise with his 2001 film Crazy/Beautiful, starring Kirsten Dunst and Jay Hernandez, but has since made a series of clunkers: Blue Crush, Into the Blue and Turistas. His last film, Middle of Nowhere, impressed me a bit when I saw…
Read MoreJohn Stockwell is a director who has consistently disappointed me throughout his career. Stockwell showed promise with his 2001 film Crazy/Beautiful, starring Kirsten Dunst and Jay Hernandez, but has since made a series of clunkers: Blue Crush, Into the Blue and Turistas. I'm not sure why Stockwell got stuck into a tropical water slump, but…
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