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Geek Gear: Space Slug Oven Mitt

May 13, 2010 Rich Drees

Remember that scene in The Empire Strikes Back when the Millennium Falcon and all aboard almost became dinner for an enormous slug hiding in an asteroid? Well, now you can get that same slug to [click for more]

MACHETTE Lego Trailer

May 11, 2010 Rich Drees

Last week, we showed you a rather funny summation of the Star Wars trilogy animated with Lego building blocks. Now here’s a shot-for-shot “adaptation” right down to its scratchy print look of Robert Rodriguez’s Machette [click for more]

The STAR WARS Trilogy In Lego

May 6, 2010 Rich Drees

It seems like ever since someone first animated the “Camelot” song from Monty Python And The Holy Grail, lots of people have paid tribute to various movies through the medium of Lego building blocks. You [click for more]

RING Sequel Comin’ At Ya In 3D

April 27, 2010 Rich Drees

The 3D juggernaut continues to roll on, fueled by studio execs with dollar signs in their eyes. The latest film to be getting the treatment is The Ring 3D, a second sequel to the 2002 [click for more]

MULHOLLAND DRIVE Was Originally A TWIN PEAKS Film?

April 25, 2010 Rich Drees

Was David Lynch’s failed television pilot turned critically lauded film Mulholland Drive originally conceived as a story for her Twin Peaks-character Audrey Home? That’s what Sherilynn Fenn, the actress who played the sultry ingénue for [click for more]

Best/Worst Of The Decade: Drama

April 20, 2010 FilmBuffOnline Staff

We wrap up our look at the best and worst cinematic offerings from the first ten years of the new century with dramas. 4 Months, 3 Weeks And 2 Days (2007) A harrowing look at [click for more]

Bad 3D? Don’t Blame CLASH’s DIRECTOR

April 5, 2010 Rich Drees

Despite some bad reviews (30% over at Rotten Tomatoes), director Louis Leterrier’s remake of Clash Of The Titans has pulled in over $61 million at the box office. (Of course,the recently jacked up prices for [click for more]

Cinematic Swipe: 16 Hot Tub Time Machine Candles

March 29, 2010 Rich Drees

Be it coincidence or homage or the outright hope that they don’t get caught aping someone else’s movie, filmmakers have been replicating the work of those who have gone before them for some time now. [click for more]

Edison’s FRANKENSTEIN Turns 100 Today

March 18, 2010 Rich Drees

Today marks the 100 anniversary of the release of cinema’s first horror film, an adaptation of Frankenstein from Thomas Edison’s Edison Studios. To mark the occasion, we’re re-presenting our look at the history of the [click for more]

GREEN LANTERN To Debut In 3-D

March 5, 2010 Bill Gatevackes

The 3-D trend, as exclusive as it is popular, will survive until 2011 at the very least. Comic Book Resources is reporting that a source at Warner Brothers has confirmed that when Green Lantern hits [click for more]