No, Internet, Morgan Freeman is Not Dead
Morgan Freeman is a live and well despite what the internet, specifically your friends on Facebook, is saying. A Facebook page created August 27th called R.I.P Morgan Freeman has quickly gone viral over the last couple of weeks with almost 900,000 likes. Read the rest of this article…
A Christmas Story 2: Official Sequel: The Direct-to-DVD Sequel You Were Asking For!
DEZEEZEZEEZEZWWEZDZWWDZWZWDZDZW…
I’m going to open this up by listing off the movies that A Christmas Story 2: Official Sequel (yes, that is the real title) director Brian Levant brought us over his bright streak of a career. Problem Child II. Beethoven. The Flintstones. Jingle All The Way (okay, hang on, this gets a pass). The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas. Snow Dogs. Are We There Yet? Scooby-Doo! The Mystery Begins. The Spy Next Door. Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster. Do you see where I’m going with this?
[Rec] 3 Genesis Review: More of the Same
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I bet it has something witty to say.
Sigh. I’m pretty sure there’s nothing left to be said about the zombie movie. Ever since Danny Boyle’s inventive 28 Days Later resurrected the genre from the grave, we’ve been pummeled with unrelenting waves of zombie pictures. Big budget zombie movies, low budget zombies movies, movies with fast zombies, movies with slow zombies, zombie TV shows, zombie comedies…and holy shit, is there are a horror creation less deserving of so much attention? At least (non-sparkly) vampires are capable of having personality.
The Cold Light of Day: The Most Forgettable Movie of 2012
“I just shit my pants!”
The doldrums of September are finally upon us. It’s that time of year when Hollywood gives full expression to its disdain for movie goers by dumping its crappiest tax write-offs into empty theaters. Enter The Cold Light of Day, a movie so bland and forgettable that, despite having seen it less than twelve hours ago, I actually had to look it up on IMDB.com just to recall the title. I suspect this movie only received a theatrical release because studios wanted to capitalize on the public’s sudden interest in Henry Cavill, the latest actor to win the role of Superman. The wide theatrical release of The Cold Light of Day, however, doesn’t do it’s star any favors.
MEA MAXIMA CULPA: Silence In The House Of God – Set For Theatrical Release
Yeah…That’s my bad…
Mea Maxima Culpa : Silence in the House of God, a project by Alex Gibney – Oscar Winner for “Taxi to the Dark Side” will hit theaters this November and will then debut on HBO sometime in the early part of 2013. The feature length documentary is set to premiere on September 9th and the Toronto International Film Festival.
From The Forums… The Bad Entertainment Confession Thread
C’mon, you know you enjoy Pretty Little Liars, right? …right?
This is the thread to confess the bad entertainment that you enjoy. You know what I’m talking about. Some call it a guilty pleasure, some call it Dubstep, but whatever you call it, it is something with no artistic or social value whatsoever, and yet you still find it entertaining and secretly enjoy it. Well, you’ve kept the secret long enough. Confess your entertainment sins and God will have mercy on your soul. Maybe.
Creator of Halloween Film Franchise Discusses Why We Love Horror
Have Shatner Mask, Will travel…and stab…
Why do we pay to watch scary movies?
Irwin Yablans, creator of the “Halloween” films that forever changed the genre, says the answer’s easy.
“When done right, a horror movie evokes an involuntary response involving fear, excitement, repulsion and fascination,” says Yablans, (www.irwinyablans.com), author of the new memoir, The Man Who Created Halloween. In it, he details his rise as a successful independent producer, sales chief for Paramount Pictures and head of Orion Pictures. His masked creepster Michael Myers, who debuted in 1978, spawned a wave of iconic horror characters, and a new way to do business in Hollywood.
Revolution Review – “Pilot” – The Best Kind Of Post-Apocalypse
Heroes, villains, but no two-headed cows.
I’m kinda tired of the bleak post-apocalyptic wastelands that frame so many movies and games and TV shows. If there’s going to be a cataclysmic world-ending event, must everything be leveled? Must everything be completely hopeless? Well, after Revolution’s cataclysmic, world-ending event, people didn’t nuke each other off the face of the planet, they devolved into fiefdoms lined with vicious bandits and encroached on by the militiamen of new primitive nations. It’s a fantastic recipe for a crazy new Big Network sci-fi drama.
Lincoln Trailer to Premiere in Google+ Hangout, Streamed in Times Square
Hosted by Steven Spielberg and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, this will be the first time a Google+ Hangout is used to premiere a movie trailer. It all goes down at 7 PM EST on Thursday. Steven Spielberg and Joseph Gordon-Levitt will be having a “live conversation,” which means, talk with others in the Hangout and answer some questions. Read the rest of this article…
From The Forums… WHO NEEDS A BASS DROP RIGHT NOW?!?!
You need more dubstep.
Short of dubstep this morning? Want to contribute? Then hop on over to the thread below and share in the wub!
