CHUDdy Buddy Kurt Wimmer took quite a pounding last year with Ultraviolet, his latest gonzo action movie – which was taken out of his hands in the editing stage, and released in a form that he didn’t like. And the movie that was released was a disaster, which wasn’t great news after his last directorial … Continue reading →
The spying game in our post-Cold War world seems to often be all about planting bugs in mosques and guys transporting old Russian nukes in the back of pick-up trucks across bumpy Syrian landscapes. So when Alexander Litvinenko started dying from radiation poisoning – and a rare kind, polonium poisoning at that – the world … Continue reading →
— That Halle Berry’s got some nerve! At the recent traveshamockery that is The People’s Choice awards, Halle called upon the dumb masses after receiving “Favorite Female Action Star” (traveshamockery, you say? I rest my case). According to Halle, if you like X-Men, write your local Foxgressman and let them know. Because if you do, … Continue reading →
Fox has so many divisions – Fox, Fox Atomic, Fox 2000, Fox Faith, Fox Kuato, Fox Searchlight – that I can’t even tell them apart anymore, and I write about this stuff every day. So I don’t know what it exactly means when Another Bullshit Night in Suck City has come to be under the … Continue reading →
Here at CHUD we’re always looking to break a story wide open, so when I got an email from reader Dale Dennis, I sprung immediately into investigative reporter mode. Dale’s email: Subject: JoBlo “Drive-Away Dykes” StoryBody: I don’t see how this can be legit. Not only is the site completely primitive, with no company name … Continue reading →
I read a classified ad once: “Got no movie? Originality against you? Call The Equalizer.” Looks like the Weinsteins read it, too. Make way for more 80s revisionist TV history. The Weinstein Company has signed novelist Michael Connelly (Echo Park, Blood Work) and novelist/filmmaker Terrill Lee Lankford (Earthquake Weather) to hash out the screenplay for … Continue reading →
It’s December 2005 and I’m watching oily half-naked men swing swords around. No, I am not at Garth Franklin’s latest party – it’s the set of 300, Warner Bros’ adaptation of Frank Miller’s graphic novel take on the Battle of Thermopylae, where 300 Spartans held off maybe a million or more Persians, saving Greece and … Continue reading →
Gerard Butler did his interview with us on the 300 set visit fully clothed. Later, of course, we would see him running around in his ancient Greek diapers and cape, but for now he’s just a regular guy, not yet a Spartan Warrior. 300 could be huge for Butler. He’s appeared in many films, but … Continue reading →
This news item is mostly for those who have read the Harry Potter books – if you’re just following the movies you’ll find some pretty large spoilers to come. You’ve been warned.Harry Potter villain Jason Isaacs recently talked to SciFi Wire about how glad he was to have more to do in the fifth film, … Continue reading →
With the recent spat of reality based “Hero Guide” adventure programming like Discovery Channel’s Man v. Wild and History Channel’s and Digging for the Truth, the (kind of) Sci Fi channel is developing an exploration series of its own, Destination Truth. Hosted by Josh Gates, the program has been greenlit for six episodes.Each crazy adventure … Continue reading →