Buy it at Amazon: Click here! Studio: Regent MSRP: $20.99Running Time: 255 minutesSpecial Features: • Select episode commentary with cast and crew.• The Men and Women of Dante’s Cove featurettes.• Out Actors featurette• Backlot featurette The Pitch If you’re gay, then you’re in luck! You can now watch your own late night softcore that tries … Continue reading →
What could possibly be the point of a Last House on the Left remake? The brand name only means something to those who’ve seen it, and those who’ve seen it will have little interest in watching a watered-down studio version of a movie that was flawed in the first place (maybe you got more mileage … Continue reading →
We’ll have to wait to see what happens to Good Luck Chuck (directed by the editor of the magnificent Stone Cold), but it looks like Dane Cook’s career as a comedic lead will be limited to Lionsgate developed vehicles. This is why you don’t steal jokes, kids. A comedian with as much stage presence as … Continue reading →
The Crop: Frost/Nixon The Studio: Universal The Director: Opie Cunningham! Opie Cunningham! Opie Cunningham! The Writer: Peter Morgan The Producers: Howard, Brian Grazer, Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner The Actors: Frank Langella, Michael Sheen, Sam Rockwell, Toby Jones, Matthew Macfadyen The Premise: British talk show host David Frost’s televised interrogation of Richard M. Nixon in … Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERESTUDIO: HBO Home VideoMSRP: $19.98RATED: RRUNNING TIME: 104 minutesSPECIAL FEATURES: • Behind The Scenes: Creepshow III The Pitch No King? No Romero? No chance. The Humans AJ Bowen, Kris Allen, Stephanie Pettee, Emmett McGuire, Ryan Carty. The Nutshell The corpse of a franchise that hasn’t seen the light of day … Continue reading →
Mr. Brooks is a trainwreck, but not in the ‘I cannot turn away as this fast-moving train slams into another fast-moving train’ way. It’s more like ‘I have come upon the bloody, fiery wreckage of a wrecked train, and I can just make out some of the mechanical and body parts in this mess, and … Continue reading →
The other day my brother said to me, ‘Everything you write in The Devin’s Advocate is about something you hate.’ I don’t agree with that sentiment*, but I see where he’s coming from. Like all brilliant, creative people I crave feedback, so I tend to write things that are geared to get a reaction. Plus … Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Tartan VideoMSRP: $22.95RATED: NRRUNNING TIME: 98 MinutesSPECIAL FEATURES:• Feature Commentary w/ director and cast• "Making-of" featurettes• Interviews with cast and music director• Deleted scenes The PitchRenegade cop seeks SAM! You tried to rape me on a Silent Hill soundstage. Let’s meet.Shy professional seeks high school sweetheart. Last saw you … Continue reading →
ABC’s Good Morning, America is one of those shows that broadcasts to folks a couple generations ahead of me. People who saw The Sting and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid in their first runs. This might, in part, explain why Paul Newman chose a relatively quiet appearance on the show last last week to … Continue reading →
With the ever increasing PR thunder surrounding Halo 3, it’s been easy to forget the video game franchise with low-hanging balls of titanium also had a film aiming to beat the "video game movies suck" standard of property licensing. Many swore the project would fail. I remained the optimist*, which had me weeping pathetic and … Continue reading →