Awesome Art We’ve Found Around The Net: King Kong, Predator, Robocop

Posted 11 years ago

Theodore Some cliche somewhere said that 'a picture is worth a thousand words.' This has proven to be the case for me and especially when it comes to fan art. I have always sought out great fan art and have...

Review: Rudderless

Posted 12 years ago

PLOT: A grieving father discovers the music and lyrics which his son had recorded. In an effort to cope with the loss, he performs one of the songs on an open mic night where a young man in the audience...

The UnPopular Opinion: Almost Famous

Posted 12 years ago

Alex THE UNPOPULAR OPINION is an ongoing column featuring different takes on films that either the writer HATED, but that the majority of film fans LOVED, or that the writer LOVED, but that most others LOATHED. We're hoping this column...

Review: The Longest Week

Posted 12 years ago

PLOT: Conrad Valmont (Jason Bateman) – the affluent son of a prominent New York family – finds himself out on the street when his family decides to stop funding his opulent lifestyle. He moves in with his best friend Dylan...

The impressive trailer for William H Macy’s directorial debut Rudderless

Posted 12 years ago

William H. Macy has been a phenomenal actor going all the way back to FARGO and through films like MAGNOLIA and up to his recent starring role on Showtime’s SHAMELESS. The guy has worked with great filmmakers and actors for...

Jason Bateman steals Olivia Wilde from Billy Crudup in The Longest Week

Posted 12 years ago

Jason Bateman seems to get quite a few hot ladies in his feature film career. Whether it be Charlize Theron in HANCOCK or Jennifer Aniston in THE SWITCH, Bateman has gotten a chance to film romantic scenes with some of...

The Good, The Bad & The Badass: James Caan

Posted 12 years ago

Chris Last week, in anticipation of THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL, we took a look at the filmography of Wes Anderson, whose debut film, BOTTLE ROCKET, featured a standout performance by this week’s subject… James Caan No one could ever deny...

Review: Blood Ties

Posted 12 years ago

BLOOD TIES was originally reviewed as part of our TIFF 2013 coverage. PLOT: In New York City, circa 1974, Chris (Clive Owen) is paroled after twelve-years in prison for murder. He’s met by his sister Marie (Lili Taylor) and brother...

Read director Cameron Crowe’s touching tribute to Philip Seymour Hoffman

Posted 12 years ago

I was completely devastated when I heard about Philip Seymour Hoffman's death on Sunday, and I'm having a little trouble writing this article, because part of me still doesn't want to believe he is no longer with us. Like many...

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