Anger, Appreciation, and ‘Alien 3′

I’m an Alien 3 fan. I’m not ashamed to admit it. Don’t get me wrong – its predecessors are up in the stratosphere, among the best of science fiction. Alien is a chilling study in fear punctuated by explosive … Read More

Muse Hint At Involvement With Upcoming Zombie Epic ‘World War Z’

Muse recently released a 7-second video on their Facebook page that left many fans simply baffled. With absolutely no audio, the short video features the bands signature logo, which slowly turns from MUSE into MUZE, with the same ‘Z’ featured … Read More

Bloody, Brutal Red Band Trailer For V/H/S/2

There will be blood in V/H/S/2. Lots of it. Magnet Releasing has just put out a freaky red band trailer for the sequel to 2012’s horror anthology V/H/S.

Like its predecessor, V/H/S/2 is made up of a series … Read More

A First Full Length look at David Twohy’s Riddick

2013 is sure to be a big year for Vin Diesel on the silver screen.

Alongside the buzz surrounding his role as Dom in Fast and Furious 6, the star will also return as Riddick, rising from the dead to … Read More

The Mother finally Revealed on How I Met Your Mother

The letters on a train station timetable flip over to spell ‘Farhampton’ just before the camera pans down to focus on a pair of chocolate brown, calf-length boots which pace steadily to a halt aside a certain distinct, canary … Read More

TRAILER: James Franco’s As I Lay Dying

Typically noted as a funnyman, James Franco has, it seems, for some time been attempting to have his name taken more seriously, as both an actor and now as a director.

His latest endeavour has seen him adapt a literary classic, … Read More

Spring Breakers – Review

6.8

Style Over Substance

I’m led to believe that there are a number of cinemagoers in the United States who handed over their ten bucks to see trash-film auteur Harmony Korine’s latest, Spring Breakers, with the expectation that it would provide a perfect fusion … Read More

NBC Renews Community and Parks & Rec

After both shows seemed destined for cancellation following less-than-stellar ratings, fans of Community and Parks & Recreation  can finally rest easy.

On the eve of NBC’s Upfront (where they announce their new spate of programming), the network decides the fate of their current shows, … Read More

TV to Film, and Back Again: An Awkward Journey

For decades, successful TV shows have been adapted into feature-length films fit for the big screen. They’re sure profit-raisers, mostly due to there already existing a significant fan base. Then – actors willing – the series’ characters, so adored, will … Read More

New trailer for Coen Brothers’ ‘Inside Llewyn Davis’

The Coen Brothers are among the most versatile and genre-hopping filmmakers working today, so it should come as no surprise that their follow-up to True Grit is something completely different – a music drama called Inside Llewyn Davis.

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