Werner Herzog’s new documentary, Grizzly Man, is a fascinating and contradictory look at a fascinating and contradictory man. Timothy Treadwell spent 13 summers in Alaska, living side by side with, and far too close to, grizzly bears. For the last five summers, Treadwell filmed over 100 hours of footage of himself with the bears. In … Continue reading →
Werner Herzog’s new documentary, Grizzly Man, is a fascinating and contradictory look at a fascinating and contradictory man. Timothy Treadwell spent 13 summers in Alaska, living side by side with, and far too close to, grizzly bears. For the last five summers, Treadwell filmed over 100 hours of footage of himself with the bears. In … Continue reading →
First of all, I should tell you that the information contained here is rumor as far as I am concerned. It may very well be disinformation, in fact, and I wouldn’t be totally shocked if it was. Second of all, if the information contained here is true, it constitutes a major spoiler for Spider-Man 3. … Continue reading →
Fans of ABC’s Lost (Losties, as those fucks at Creation Entertainment call them) are a singularly obsessive lot. These are people who scour episodes a frame at a time for clues, who rigorously research every element of the show from the home port of mysterious pirate ship The Black Rock to tracking down the island’s … Continue reading →
You don’t think that you will go to the press junket for Warner Bros’ Dukes of Hazzard movie and stare evil in the face. I’m not talking about anyone involved in the production but rather a group of journalists that were so blackhearted Satan wouldn’t grant them an interview. These people come out of the … Continue reading →
You don’t think that you will go to the press junket for Warner Bros’ Dukes of Hazzard movie and stare evil in the face. I’m not talking about anyone involved in the production but rather a group of journalists that were so blackhearted Satan wouldn’t grant them an interview. These people come out of the … Continue reading →
I missed the Harry Potter presentation at Comic Con – hell, I missed almost every presentation at Comic Con. That’s because I work hard for my money. But I heard good things about the footage that was shown, and I have high hopes for the film. While the director doesn’t set my pants on fire, … Continue reading →
Haley Joel Osment has burst out the other side of his awkward phase and blossomed into a generally unpleasant looking young man. Stripped of his childhood whimsy and cuteness, it’s only a matter of time before he ends up a member of the Todd Bridges Memorial Child Actors Society. The latest stop on that road … Continue reading →
Brittany Murphy is on for the Sin City sequels coming from Robert Rodriguez. Murphy, who played Shellie the waitress in the first film, will reprise that role as Rodriguez adapts more of Frank Miller’s gritty crime comic for the big screen. "I’m absolutely thrilled," she tells OK! Magazine. Maybe next time she can move up and … Continue reading →
Welcome to your latest summery edition of THUD, Television Happenings Under Development, CHUD.com’s very own column about the wild and wacky world of television. It’s almost August, which means that we’re in the tail end of the summer programming season. It’s weird to realize that we’ve come so far in regards to summer television: when … Continue reading →