Even while their debut feature Howl, a biopic of beat poet Allen Ginsberg, is unspooling at the Sundance Film Festival this week, directors Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman have already lined up their next project [click for more]
If you’re like us, you’re not a the Sundance Film Festival, which opened in Park City last night. But that doesn’t mean that you’ll have to wait for months or even years to see some [click for more]
1.The Tooth Fairy (FOX, 3,344 Theaters, 101 Minutes, Rated PG): My one problem with this film is that it seems to be based on the conceit that Dwayne Johnson, formerly known as The Rock, deliverer [click for more]
We continue our look back at the cinematic decade that has just passed with a look at the company that redefined film animation, Pixar. It’s true that the era of Pixar started in the 1990s, when [click for more]
Let’s face it, you could count the number of times that a character from the long-running sketch comedy series Saturday Night Live has been successfully translated to the big screen on one hand. As opposed [click for more]
In the eight days since Sam Raimi walked away from the Spider-Man film franchise he built into a moneymaking powerhouse over a disagreement with studio Sony over the creative direction of a planned fourth installment [click for more]
Hollywood recycling its own material is certainly not a new trend. Ever since the days of the early talkies, studios have drug out old stories, slapped a bit of spit and polish (and usually a [click for more]
Cult fan favorite actor Bruce Campbell has announced that a sequel to his 2007 horror comedy My Name Is Bruce will start shooting this fall in Oregon. It’s title- Bruce Vs. Frankenstein. Campbell made the [click for more]
Another piece to the overall puzzle of Marvel Studios’ cross-continuity between their superhero films with the announcement that Clark Gregg will be reprising his Iron Man character of SHIELD Agent Coulson in the currently shooting [click for more]
To most Americans, Noel Clarke is probably best known as Mickey Jones, the oft-times hapless boyfriend of Rose Tyler, time-traveling companion to the mysterious Doctor on the British science-fiction series Doctor Who. However, Clarke has [click for more]
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