Sherlock Holmes has a distinction among fictional characters – he has been in more films and TV programs than any other, including Britney Spears. Now he’s about to get another IMDB entry as director Neil Marshall (the guy who made the hated-by-Nick The Descent) is taking a crack at him for Warner Bros. But this … Continue reading →
Life has been hard for Brandon Routh since Superman Returns. Or maybe it’s normal – much as was his situation before donning the cape and tights, Routh has been pretty much not working. As in he has nothing on his IMDB, and I don’t think we’ve heard all that many rumors about him being attached … Continue reading →
I doubt I have to sell you on the Hot Fuzztival, which has Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost traveling the United States showing cop movies and Hot Fuzz, their amazing follow-up to Shaun of the Dead, with Q&As afterwards. And that’s before you factor in that these screenings all take place before the … Continue reading →
Note from Nick: This was fun. Let’s resume! That’s the official CHUD map, and it won’t be complete until you add yourself to it. Each of those dots represents the location of one loyal CHUD reader, and now you can add yourself. Simply go to http://www.frappr.com/chud and enter your name, zip code and a little … Continue reading →
There are not many A-list superheroes waiting in the wings to be adapted into movies, so attention has turned to the B and C-list, with varying degrees of success. Ghost Rider recently proved that a superhero movie doesn’t need to have brand recognition to succeed. Or a good script, acting or action scenes, for that … Continue reading →
In First Snow, Guy Pearce visits a fortune teller who gives him a very disturbing look at his future… and just how short it is. Pearce’s life falls apart as he begins freaking out about his own impending mortality. William Fichtner plays his best friend, who is unable to convince Pearce that his end isn’t … Continue reading →
The career of Victor Salva has continued to take unprecedented turns. The director came back from what seemed like assured career annihilation after he pled guilty to having oral sex with a 12 year old boy – and taping it! I have a feeling you’d have a tough time getting your job at TGI Fridays … Continue reading →
Here’s another one for the alternate universe casting of Watchmen – Ron Perlman tells Daniel Robert Epstein, usually of Suicide Girls but this time at Newsarama, that he was once in consideration to play the Comedian in the adaptation of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ comic book classic. See, Lloyd Levin and Larry Gordon, the … Continue reading →
This could be bad news for fans of overpriced, undercooked superhero franchises, but good news for people who prefer to see filmmakers attempt to fulfill their early promise: Bryan Singer is going to be making his next movie at the newly reborn United Artists (that place dies and comes back more than Jean Grey), and … Continue reading →
When I was at New York Comic Con, I saw posters for a new movie, The Next Race: The Remote Viewings. I had no idea what that could be, but I was struck by a line on the poster: The First Chapter in the Creation Wars Saga Begins. That, I thought, was ballsy. I ran … Continue reading →