'I Am Not A Serial Killer' Trailer: Is That Title A Spoiler Or A Lie?
The I Am Not a Serial Killer trailer shows off Christopher Lloyd and Max Records in a creepy new horror movie, which played at SXSW earlier this year.
Read MoreThe I Am Not a Serial Killer trailer shows off Christopher Lloyd and Max Records in a creepy new horror movie, which played at SXSW earlier this year.
Read MoreWe are pleased to premiere the I Am Not a Serial Killer poster, the new supernatural horror thriller starring Christopher Lloyd and Max Records.
Read MoreA few days ago, we posted a red-band trailer for David Gordon Green's The Sitter, and several of you complained about the very NSFW audio that opens the trailer. I'm not sure why so many of you are watching movie trailers with the volume turned all the way up in your offices and classrooms --…
Read MoreWe don't often cover short films for over a year in advance, but Ruairi Robinson made the great short The Silent City and was attached to the live-action Akira remake, so when concept video cropped up for a new film of his in late 2009, we noticed. That film turns out to be the short…
Read MoreA year ago we posted a concept video for a project called Bad Robot. The footage had an odd robot, sort of R2D2 by way of Pixar, dancing around for a few seconds. The director was Ruairi Robinson, who made the good short film The Silent City, embedded in the concept video link above, and…
Read MoreEarlier this year Jonah Hill agreed to star in The Sitter, a comedy in which Hill will play a college dropout who gets into more than he bargained for (like drug deals and car chases) when he agrees to babaysit the children of a family friend. Now J.B. Smoove (Curb Your Enthusiasm), Max Records (Where…
Read MoreNote: The following will contain minor spoilers for the movie Where The Wild Things Are and will assume that you know the plot of the book it’s based on. Let’s get this out of the way: Where The Wild Things Are is not a film for everyone. While Warner Bros. might hope to position this…
Read MoreMore images that bottle a sense of "child-like wonder" and "child-like terror" have washed up on the 'nets courtesy of the New York Times. They nicely compliment a post yesterday on Sonny Gerasimowicz, the unlikely art director on Where the Wild Things Are. Grab a child-like blanket and prepare to curl up in the fetal position…
Read MoreAs the young Max Records steps out onto the stage of Hall H he looks out at a couple thousand people but is more self-possessed than a lot of the adult actors we've seen stroll out into the Comic Con spotlight. There's a brief 'wow' but he never looks shaken. Records, who we saw briefly…
Read MoreRian Johnson's (Brick) "big fun globetrotting con man movie" The Brothers Bloom doesn't hit theaters until May 29th, but right now you can watch the first 7 minutes on Hulu. Things to look out for: One of the young Brothers Bloom is played by Where the Wild Things star Max Records, as Rian points out…
Read MoreEntertainment Weekly also has a couple new photos from Spike Jonze's big screen adaptation of Maurice Sendak’s classic book Where The Wild Things Are. Max Records plays Max, a disobedient little boy sent to bed without his supper, who creates his own world -- a forest inhabited by ferocious wild creatures that crown Max as…
Read MoreThere was an instance where I was arrested at a student protest and it would have been great if Forest Whitaker had suddenly appeared to passionately articulate and argue my case to the police rather than the guy who yelled, "Dude! Run! No! Don't!" Whitaker, who plays one of the main Wild Things in in…
Read MoreSabotage!?! There's incredibly weird, and increasingly depressing, buzz coming off Spike Jonze's Where the Wild Things Are, and now Chud reports that execs at Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures are considering reshooting the entire $75 million friggin' movie! This news, of course, comes on top of the rather cool test footage that leaked last weekend,…
Read MoreI was just about to go drown myself in Pabst and orange juice when a tipster sent me an email with the words "Hunter, What Do You Think?" and a link to the following vid. I can't believe what I just watched. It appears to be a clip from Spike Jonze's Where the Wild Things…
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