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  • New Blu-ray Releases Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

    New On Blu-Ray: 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood', 'The Fly' Collection, 'Ad Astra'

    By Chris Evangelista December 24th, 2019

    Our latest round-up of new Blu-ray releases you should check out includes Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, The Fly Collection, and Ad Astra.

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  • Best Movies Streaming Right Now Destroyer

    Now Stream This: 'Destroyer', 'A Quiet Place', 'Lizzie', 'The Legend Of Cocaine Island', 'The Fly', 'Between Worlds' And More

    By Chris Evangelista April 11th, 2019

    Now Stream This highlights the best movies streaming right now, including Destroyer, A Quiet Place, Lizzie, Between Worlds and more.

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  • Ant-Man and the Fly Trailer

    The Morning Watch: 'Ant-Man And The Fly' Trailer, Examining Wes Anderson's 'Bottle Rocket' & More

    By Ethan Anderton August 10th, 2018

    In this edition, see a different Marvel movie in the Ant-Man and The Fly trailer, see how Wes Anderson's first film hints at his future style and more.

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    A Guide To Cinema's 10 Greatest Spooky Romances

    By Dalin Rowell October 27th, 2017

    October isn't entirely about the scares – here is our quick guide to the 10 spookiest movie romances for a change of pace this Halloween.

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  • Best Horror Remakes

    The 15 Best Horror Remakes Ever Made

    By Chris Evangelista September 29th, 2017

    Our list of the best horror remakes of all time includes films from John Carpenter, David Cronenberg and...Zack Snyder?!

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  • Sleight

    'Sleight' Director JD Dillard On How He Went From Bad Robot Receptionist To Sundance Sensation

    By Peter Sciretta April 28th, 2017

    In my JD Dillard interview, I find out how he went from Bad Robot receptionist to Sundance Film Festival sensation with his debut feature film Sleight.

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    'The Fly' Remake: J.D. Dillard Wants To Bring Some Real Emotion To The Blockbuster Re-Do

    By Peter Sciretta April 5th, 2017

    Sleight director J.D. Dillard is in talks to helm The Fly remake. What is The Fly remake pitch? Dillard hopes to bring some real emotion to the redo.

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    'The Fly' Remake: 'Sleight' Director J.D. Dillard To Direct & Co-Write

    By Peter Sciretta March 14th, 2017

    Sleight director J.D. Dillard is in talks to remake the David Cronenberg horror classic. Learn more about the possible The Fly director.

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  • Matt Ferguson Artwork - Star Trek Beyond

    Cool Stuff: Matt Taylor, Matt Ryan Tobin & Matt Ferguson Debut Prints For 'Star Trek Beyond,' 'The Fly' & More

    By Ethan Anderton September 20th, 2016

    Check out some new Matt Taylor, Matt Ryan Tobin and Matt Ferguson artwork paying tribute to Star Trek Beyond, The Fly and Edgar Rice Burroughs.

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    Cool Stuff: "Visions Of A Past, Present And Future" By Jordan Buckner

    By Peter Sciretta March 8th, 2016

    The Hero Complex Gallery has released a 12 science fiction print set by artist Jordan Buckner called "Visions of a Past, Present and Future". Check it out.

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  • Weirdest David Cronenberg films

    The 11 Weirdest Films From David Cronenberg: From 'Shivers' To 'Maps To The Stars'

    By Russ Fischer March 4th, 2015

    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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    'The Fly' Gets Comic Book Sequel 'The Fly: Outbreak'

    By Russ Fischer December 19th, 2014

    There was a movie sequel to David Cronenberg's incredible 1986 reinvention of The Fly, and now a comic book seeks to another sequel storyline. The Fly: Outbreak is from IDW, and writer Brandon Seifert (writer of BOOM! Studios’ Hellraiser comics) and artist menton3. The comic series is an original story, seemingly not based on Fly sequel ideas Cronenberg was toying…

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  • Venom - Randy Ortiz

    Mondo Black Friday Offerings Include Marvel, 'Lost Boys,' 'The Fly' And 'Sightseers'

    By Germain Lussier November 28th, 2013

    While millions of shoppers brave the cold and crowds looking for deals on Black Friday, others are stuck in front of a computer, rapidly searching for deals online. If that sounds like you, hopefully your refresh finger is quick, as Mondo has some very cool offerings going up on Friday. There's everyone's favorite Spider-Man villain Venom…

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  • Remake Bits: Watch Four Minutes Of Behind-The-Scenes Footage From 'Maniac', Plus: 'Robocop', 'The Fly', 'Carrie', 'Scarface'

    By Angie Han December 19th, 2012

    Find out just how the new Maniac pulled off its violent intensity in a four-minute behind-the-scenes video. Also after the jump: The new Scarface might center around a Mexican lead Abbie Cornish has nice things to say about Robocop Todd Lincoln discusses his failed attempt to remake The Fly The viral campaign for Carrie gets…

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  • Sequel Bits: 'A Good Day To Die Hard,' 'Transformers 4,' 'Ted 2,' 'Eastern Promises 2'

    By Germain Lussier December 15th, 2012

    This edition of sequel bits is heavy on the big macho movies, but we've got some indie work in here too. After the jump read about: A new poster is out for A Good Day To Die Hard, and the film will be released in IMAX Mark Wahlberg says Transformers 4 starts shooting starts in…

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  • Just Say No: Joel Edgerton Passes On '300' Prequel; Fox Won't Make 'The Fly' Sequel; Rupert Wyatt Won't Direct 'Londongrad'

    By Russ Fischer November 18th, 2011

    The biggest news today has been what people won't do, rather than movies they will. We started off with Steven Soderbergh's withdrawal from The Man From U.N.C.L.E., and now we move on to the fact that Joel Edgerton has said 'no' to 300: Battle of Artemisia, Fox has decided not to make David Cronenberg's sequel…

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  • David Cronenberg Wrote A Semi-Sequel To 'The Fly,' Not A Remake

    By Russ Fischer October 3rd, 2011

    Two years ago, in September 2009, we heard the fairly surprising news that David Cronenberg might direct a remake of the 1986 film The Fly for Fox. Thing is, that '86 film (which we celebrated not long ago) was also a remake, and also directed by Cronenberg. And if the idea of Cronenberg directing a…

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  • David Cronenberg's 'The Fly,' A Triumphant Melding Of Character And Effects, Turns Twenty-Five

    By Russ Fischer August 16th, 2011

    Well, look at that: Brundlefly is twenty-five years old today. On August 15, 1986, David Cronenberg’s The Fly was released by Twentieth-Century Fox. The film became Cronenberg’s greatest success to date, and quickly established itself as an instant classic of practical effects thanks to the Oscar-winning work of Chris Walas. (Who would go on to…

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    /Filmcast Ep. 102 - Prince Of Persia: The Sands Of Time (GUEST: Vincenzo Natali, Director Of Splice And Cube)

    By Slashfilmcast February 27th, 2019

    In this week’s /Filmcast, David Chen, Devindra Hardawar, and Adam Quigley debate whether or not Michael Bay is the right person to take over Ninja Turtles, discuss the artistic ethics of "fixing" an older film, and remember the passing of Dennis Hopper. You can always e-mail us at slashfilmcast(AT)gmail(DOT)com, or call and leave a voicemail…

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  • Cool Stuff: Brandon Schaefer's Movie Posters

    By Peter Sciretta February 22nd, 2010

    25-year-old Massachusetts-based graphic artist Brandon Schaefer has created an impressive collection of retro-minimal movie posters. The Ghostbusters-inspired posters above have been making the internet rounds recently, but Schaefer has a huge portfolio of posters, some of which can even be purchased as prints on inPRNT.com. Check out some of his posters, after the jump. [gallery…

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    /Filmcast Ep. 69 - Surrogates (GUEST: Eric D. Snider From Film.com And Cinematical)

    By Slashfilmcast February 27th, 2019

    In this week's /Filmcast, Dave Chen, Devindra Hardawar and Adam Quigley discuss the ongoing Roman Polanski saga, praise Community and Cougar Town, reflect on the similarities between Lost and FlashForward, remind you of the greatness of LA Confidential, get freaked out by Paranormal Activity, and continue to chronicle Hollywood's downfall through the proliferation of remakes…

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    Remake Of The Fly To Be Directed By... David Cronenberg

    By Hunter Stephenson September 24th, 2009

    Note: With The Matarese Circle, once a potential vehicle for Tom Cruise, seemingly on the back burner, might this be David Cronenberg's next film? The director also has the previously announced Don DeLillo adaptation and "limo drama," Cosmopolis, in development. Predictable news this evening with a double-take twist. David Cronenberg is said to be developing…

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  • A Refresher In Polish Movie Posters

    By Hunter Stephenson September 16th, 2008

    Well Medicated put together a fine collection of 50 Polish movie posters, including the cute interpretation above of Rosemary's Baby. I've included a few of my favorites here. And for contrast, I've attached the new domestic one-sheet for Leonardo DiCaprio's Body of Lies---one of the blandest posters I've recently come across. Can't say I prefer…

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