Focus Features negotiating to land Paul Thomas Anderson’s next feature

Posted 6 years ago

Paul Thomas Anderson, director of such riveting features as BOOGIE NIGHTS, MAGNOLIA, PUNCH-DRUNK LOVE, THERE WILL BE BLOOD, THE MASTER, and PHANTOM THREAD, has announced that he's once again partnering with Focus Features for his untitled 1970s High School film....

The Test of Time: Night of the Comet (1984)

Posted 6 years ago

We all have certain movies we love. Movies we respect without question because of either tradition, childhood love, or because they’ve always been classics. However, as time keeps ticking, do those classics still hold up? Do they remain must see?...

Legendary Actor, Robert Forster, has passed away

Posted 6 years ago

Some sad news to start off the weekend. Robert Forster, silver screen legend of more than 100 pictures, has died after a short battle with brain cancer. The actor, well known for his Academy Award nominated turn in Quentin Tarantino's JACKIE...

Trailer invites you to Adam Gierasch’s House by the Lake

Posted 9 years ago

Adam Gierasch has contributed a lot to the horror genre in the last twenty years, directing AUTOPSY, FRACTURED, the NIGHT OF THE DEMONS remake, and a segment of TALES OF HALLOWEEN, and writing the screenplays of many more horror movies...

Cast moves in to Adam Gierasch’s House By the Lake

Posted 11 years ago

NIGHT OF THE DEMONS remake and FRACTURED director Adam Gierasch is hard at work on his latest horror film, HOUSE BY THE LAKE, and now we've learned who will be facing the terrors within the titular abode's walls. The Wrap...

Cool Videos: NSFW Supercut of all 171 times Sam Jackson has said motherf-er

Posted 11 years ago

Alex Samuel L. Jackson is a national treasure. There are very few actors out there who I feel instantly make a movie more watchable. Morgan Freeman is one and Samuel L. Jackson is another. Both actors have iconic voices and...

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The Good, The Bad & The Badass: Philip Seymour Hoffman

Posted 12 years ago

Shortly after I completed last week’s column on Bill Murray, the sad news of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman’s passing started to make the news. In the talk-back section of the Murray column, a reader wrote that it was unfortunate Hoffman...