A note from Devin: This is, technically, old. It’s even older than you think. I promised Dan Epstein I would run this months ago. Sadly, I am as untrustworthy in publishing as I am in Axis & Allies. But now, from the past, comes a very interesting interview with a very timelessly cool actor – … Continue reading →
Not since George Bush was re-elected have I so regretted living in America. London’s Institute of Contemporary Arts is holding a two-week (we fought a revolution so we wouldn’t have to call it a fortnight!) film festival from February 3-18 featuring some of the cop movies that inspired Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost … Continue reading →
Eight parts into our Smokin’ Joe Carnahan Answers Your Questions feature and the man hasn’t run out of steam – for the last two weeks he’s been waiting on me more than I have ever waited on him! Joe is a boundless reservoir of energy – the guy outlasted me at the casino in Tahoe … Continue reading →
Stop slobbering over the iPhone for a minute and get riled up with righteous anger. The Director’s Guild of America (DGA) has announced their five Best Director nominees, and the list is, frankly, pathetic. Here are the noms: Bill Condon (Dreamgirls)Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris (Little Miss Sunshine)Stephen Frears (The Queen)Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu (Babel)Martin Scorsese … Continue reading →
If I had already seen Black Snake Moan, the new Craig Brewer film starring Samuel L Jackson and Christina Ricci, I would tell you that it was extraordinarily unique, uneven and fascinating. If I had already seen the movie I might say that while it doesn’t exactly work, Brewer is a talented enough writer and … Continue reading →
While I was in Los Angeles this weekend I hoped to meet up with Leo Grillo, star and producer of the most talked about movie of 2007, Zyzzyx Road, which stars Katherine Heigl and Tom Sizemore and made 30 dollars at the box office. But did it really make thirty bucks? Leo and I couldn’t … Continue reading →
Tonight, He Comes is one of the most unfortunately titled screenplays in a long time, and it’s been hanging around for years. Now it’s finally getting made, with Will Smith playing a middle-aged superhero who lives hard and has some PR problems. Peter Berg is going to be directing, and he has brought with him … Continue reading →
A first behind the scenes clip from The Boogeyman 2 has popped up on the Ghost House Pictures website, but it doesn’t answer the question of why the hell they are making a sequel to the shitty 2005 Boogeyman, which starred Emily Deschanel before she was rescued from career hell by Bones. It does answer … Continue reading →
I don’t want to be needlessly cruel to Neil LaBute, a favorite filmmaker of mine, but a recently discovered YouTube video of only the best parts of his 2006 remake of The Wicker Man is the kind of thing that will have tears streaming down your face. Click here to watch the video. For the … Continue reading →
The Consumer Electronics Show is happening right now, and IGN Staff (his mother had real foresight to name him that) is on the scene. He visited the Sony booth, and came back with a description of a big Spider-Man 3 fight scene that is playing there. Here’s a taste of what IGN Staff saw (this … Continue reading →