Digging Up The Marrow Trailer: William Dekker Can Prove Monsters Are Real
Watch horror filmmaker Adam Green's Digging Up The Marrow trailer - a found footage doc-style film that explores possible proof that monsters are real.
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Watch David Lynch Interview Leland Palmer In 'Twin Peaks' Bonus Feature
“You’ve been dead for around 25 years now.” So begins this interview between Twin Peaks co-creator David Lynch and Leland Palmer. Specifically, that’s Lynch speaking not to the actor Ray Wise, but to Wise in character as his Twin Peaks alter-ego. It’s part of what is sure to be the strangest bonus feature on the…
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See The Reunited Palmer Family From 'Twin Peaks'
It's a Twin Peaks reunion, as David Lynch interviews the actors who played the Palmer family, both as actors, and in character.
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'Big Ass Spider' Trailer
A few things have been tweaked in the sales pitch for Big Ass Spider since we first saw a trailer for the film tied to its SXSW debut this past March. It's a little more polished, and some of the effects look a bit better. (This may be just a better transfer of the same…
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'Atlas Shrugged Part II' Trailer And Poster: New Cast, New Director, Same Hilariously Awful Dialogue
There's no denying that Ayn Rand and her Objectivist philosophy of "rational self-interest" have gone a long way toward shaping our culture and politics, for better or for worse. But as we learned with Atlas Shrugged Part I, even fame and influence have their limits. The movie landed on the market with a dull thud,…
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Trailers: 'Quill: The Life Of A Guide Dog', 'Area 407', 'The Aggression Scale', Martin Scorsese-Produced 'Surviving Progress'
I won't even try to pretend there's a unifying theme among these films, aside from the fact that they're all under-the-radar spring entertainments. After the jump, watch trailers for the found-footage scarefest Area 407, the unabashedly nasty thriller The Aggression Scale, the Martin Scorsese-produced documentary Surviving Progress, and the adorable puppy drama Quill: The Life…
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Exclusive Poster Debut: SXSW Midnight Entry 'The Aggression Scale,' Plus Trailer And Images
One of the films announced today as part of the SXSW 2012 Midnight lineup is The Aggression Scale, from director/editor Steven C. Miller (Automaton Transfusion) and writer Ben Powell. The film is called "an 80's influenced thriller with teenagers as the heroes," and comes from Snowfort Pictures and producer Travis Stevens, who is behind A…
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Ray Wise Joins The Cast Of 'X-Men: First Class'
Briefly: Ray Wise is one of the more imposing actors around. Though he sometimes gets cast in middling fare, the man retains a powerful sense of presence and is always a welcome sight. Twin Peaks and RoboCop fans will never forget him, but there are a great many entertaining performances in his long career. (I'll…
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TV News Bites: Ron Howard's IRS Comedy; Ray Wise In Dollhouse; Helen Hunt Joins Parenthood
Got some brief TV news today, leading off with a project from Ron Howard that returns the filmmaker and Arrested Development producer to television comedy. THR reports that Howard has landed a pilot commitment at Fox for a multicamera workplace comedy set in an IRS office. (Cue cries of surprise about Arrested Development alums working…
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Around The Web: Ghost Rider's PG-13, Evan Almighty Reviews, The Ruins, Marley & Me, Star Wars, Zooey Deschanel, Winged Creatures, One Missed Call And More
Mark Steven Johnson explains why Ghost Rider sucks so bad: "It was a hard R and bleak in my opinion, Johnson says of David Goyer's early script. "But then the studio says to you, 'I'm going to let you make your movie, your vision, but you've got to make sure it's a PG-13. We've got…
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