The first New York ComiCon was a chaotic place to be on Saturday. The show had about half of the Javits Center, New York City’s big convention center, but that turned out to not be enough – fire marshals and state troopers showed up to do crowd control when 20,000 people showed up for a … Continue reading →
The first New York ComiCon was a chaotic place to be on Saturday. The show had about half of the Javits Center, New York City’s big convention center, but that turned out to not be enough – fire marshals and state troopers showed up to do crowd control when 20,000 people showed up for a … Continue reading →
Back again with another roundtable format of The Chewer Column. I’m already knee-deep in the next installment which will deal a bit more substantially with the whole Comic Book Film craze of this passing decade, and then possibly have one that focuses on the cinema of Michael Mann. So stay tuned for those. There’s a … Continue reading →
Hustle & Flow was one of 2005’s best films, and while it’s not getting honored enough at this year’s Oscars, the recognition it is getting is pretty exciting. And historic: the Three 6 Mafia, representing Memphis, Tennessee, will be the first ever hip hop act to play the show, performing It’s Hard Out Here for … Continue reading →
This press release just landed in my inbox and I couldn’t wait to share it with you. From Beyond is one of my favorite horror films of the 80s, and it’s been MIA on DVD for far too long. In fact, I don’t think I have seen From Beyond in years and years. Last summer … Continue reading →
I am fairly certain that boats shouldn’t be sailing at that angle. Yes, it’s the teaser poster for Poseidon, the remake of the overturned boat film from the 70s, The Poseidon Adventure. You may remember that I visited the set of this film last year, where I received a sound thrashing from none other than … Continue reading →
Sci-Fi Adventure Series “The Warlord” Returns! By Sean Fahey Mike Grell was a popular guy around the Fahey household during the early eighties. John Sable: Freelance was probably the first (no pun intended) “independent” comic I ever read – way before people even cared about those things – and Green Arrow: The Longbow Hunters (of … Continue reading →
V For Vendetta is the most dangerous film of 2006. If you’re an idiot or a fascist, that is. Remember that when people begin complaining about this film, and try to figure out which of the two categories they fit in. Or maybe they’ll fit in both! I cannot bring you a review of this … Continue reading →
David Morse is one of those typical CHUD actors: we love him because of his long career of little roles in great films, where he’ll often have a memorable scene or two. He hit the big time – sort of – with his own short-lived TV show, Hack, but in general Morse isn’t one of … Continue reading →
With the awards season being in full swing and most of our Message Board posters lamenting (or should I say whining) that voters left off mixed bags like Episode III in favor of more mixed bags like Crash, rest assured they’ll have plenty to continually gripe about come March 5th. The biggest entertainment awards show … Continue reading →