A-Z: C is for Catfish
Like 2007’s Paranormal Activity, the documentary Catfish (C) has become an Internet sensation, a certain orange fish littering Internet browsers everywhere. Unlike the mockumentary horror that ...
von Trier, you vixen
Speaking of Criterion Collection, check out the official website to see photos of brooding director Lars von Trier doing smug faces in James ...
The Dark Knight Rises casting rumours
With details slowly coming out of the woodwork, Nolan’s next Batman installment is remade in the minds of anxious fans on an almost ...
Legendary Pictures makes the move to comics
While we are used to hearing about graphic novels and comics going the way of the movies–the onslaught of adaptations; Frank Miller’s directorial ...
Reviews
Review: Jacob’s Ladder
Jacob’s Ladder begins its story with a vision of one the closest things to Hell-on-earth ever experienced–the real-life horror of the Vietnam War. ...
A-Z: B is for Biutiful
Alejandro González Iñárritu returns to the screen with this year’s Biutiful (B), a word the director understands better than most. Iñárritu’s Amores Perros, 21 Grams, and Babel are all ...
Tom Hardy gets inside the mind of Elmer Fudd
No, not really. But he may be playing a hunter. The Playlist reports that hearty Hardy is in talks to play the male ...
Movies That Changed Us: Labyrinth
It’s a great film that fills your imagination up so much, your five-year-old self believed it was all just a wonderful dream. For ...
Bruce Campbell is officially an officiator
Halloween weddings are all the rage these days. My cousin and his fiance tied the knot on October 31st last year in full, ...
Reviews
Review: The Exorcist
Arguably the most famous horror movie of all time, The Exorcist was something you heard of before you knew what an exorcism was or the ...
A-Z: A is for Aronofsky
Darren Aronofsky (A) has been f%$king with people’s mind since 1998, starting with the black and white psychological thriller Pi. Heavy stuff to say the ...
Review: Nowhere Boy
Behind “Nowhere Man†is the story that Nowhere Boy tells. The John Lennon-scribed track from which this 2009 UK release gets its name ...