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After attracting attention goofing on 1980’s style b-film with his Astron-6 cohorts young Canadian director Steven Kostanski comes into his own in a big, big way with Heart of Karl . Playing like the incestuous love child of Guy Maddin and Sam Raimi the film creates an impossibly compelling world on a shoestring budget, dressing up an age-old tale of sibling tension under layers of latex and buckets...
Posted at 10:35 p.m. - Tuesday, November 25 Robert Kurztman has been working in the horror movie genre since his college days, starting off as an effects artist on Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead series before going on to building an impressive resume on a number of different genre features, including The Rage, a movie he directed and co-wrote with John Bisson. The Rage will be shown as part of the MonstersHD...
* Going into the weekend, Twilight was expected to make, at best, a big $60 million. Where did the extra $10 million come from? Word of mouth, said Summit Entertainment distribution president Richie Fay, who talked of teen girls catching the Friday mid...
Film News: Tears, laughs all in a year's work for contenders -- While James Franco was brooding and winning a Golden Globe for the TV telepic "James Dean" and fighting superheroes in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man franchise, the actor says he longed for the escape of a comedy.
The Office, NBC, Airs Thursdays 9/8c Episode: "Frame Toby" (Season 5, Episode 9) Synopsis: Toby (Paul Lieberstein) is back and not everybody is thrilled by it, especially Michael (Steve Carell). Review: My opinion of the "Frame Toby" episode could probably best be explained through my emotions that have developed throughout the entire Office ...
Bruce Campbell has hit the skids. He's hated by film crews on the low-budget monster movies he keeps cranking out. He lives in a run-down trailer in the middle of nowhere. He drinks hooch from a dog dish. And even his most rabid fans won't forgive him for appearing in "McHale's Navy."
Apparently not even Joel Schumacher is immune from project overhauls: Variety reports that his latest project, "Inland Saints," is getting a rewrite so complete that it's gone from the story of "the leader of a dangerous street gang" to "an action horror pic set in a small-town desert wasteland."
Come one come all its the Two Geeks Commentary. And as our first selection we thought we’d go with an obvious choice, the original Spider-Man movie, starring Tobey McGuire and Kirsten Dunst and directed by Sam Raimi. Scott and Ben with a special guest, sit down with a big bowl of pop corn and [...]
§ Geoff Boucher chats with Guillermo del Toro and finds out SWAMP THING is his ‘Holy Grail”: “Oh, I would love to make a Swamp Thing movie,” Del Toro said, smiling broadly at the notion. “Really, Swamp Thing is one of the last Holy Grail projects that is still out there. Those stories were [...]
If your childhood was anything like mine, an inordinate (read: potentially unhealthy) number of Saturday afternoons were spent sprawled in front of the television (Lego in hand) as you reveled in the fun and adventure that was HERCULES: THE LEGENDARY JOURNEYS and XENA: WARRIOR PRINCESS. Which is why, it should come as no surprise that when [...]
