By: Nick Venable “And love, oh, love. I’ll be a fool for you, I’m sure. You know I don’t mind. Oh, you know I don’t mind. Cause you, you mean the world to me. Oh, I know. I know I’ve found in you my endless love.” It’s hard to believe that simplistic lyrics like that – from what has turned out to be a pretty … Continue reading Endless Love Remake Sets Perfectly Fitting Release Date
By: Eric Eisenberg When a movie is moved to a Wednesday release date, it typically means one of two things: either it’s trying to get a head start on a holiday weekend, or it’s trying to catch people’s attention during a weekend where there are many competing films vying for the audiences’ attention. The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones is coming out in late August, so you … Continue reading The Mortal Instruments: City Of Bones Moves Up A Couple Days
By: Nick Venable Arguably one of the more anticipated and dreaded releases of the year for horror fans will be Jim Mickle’s remake of Jorge Michel Grau’s ridiculously dark Spanish cannibal flick We Are What We Are, definitely one of the most unsettling horror efforts of the last few years. And should Mickle’s interpretation come anywhere close to resembling the original, genre fans will be a … Continue reading We Are What We Are Director Jim Mickle Takes Revenge Thriller Cold In July
By: Katey Rich Star Trek Into Darkness is a hit. Not a giant hit, and not the kind of thing that has studios calling all of their rivals and screaming “Suck it!” while guzzling champagne at 8 a.m. (at least , that’s how we picture it), but a big enough hit all the same. Especially when you account for itshuge improvement with global audiences, Star Trek Into Darkness has … Continue reading Star Trek Into Darkness: Will There Be A Sequel, And Who Should Make It?
By: Katey Rich Now that Star Trek Into Darkness is out in the world and racking up cash, it’s safe to turn our attention to where director J.J. Abrams will boldly go next, which is of course Star Wars: Episode VII. The amount of actual confirmed information is vastly outweighed by endless rumors, and now we’ve got another unconfirmed report to add to the pile. The scoopsters atLatino Review, … Continue reading Star Wars: Episode VII Offering Role To Jonathan Rhys Meyers?
By: Katey Rich THIS ARTICLE SPOILS THE END OF IRON MAN 3. SORRY. Tony Stark gets his happy ending in Iron Man 3, and damn did he ever earn it. Facing off against the Mandarin and Aldrich Killian, seeing Pepper Potts’s life put in danger, having to team up with a wisecracking child, for God’s sake… the guy deserves a break. If you’ve seenIron Man 3— and you probably … Continue reading Joss Whedon Promises Iron Man’s Return, Scarlet Witch And Quicksilver For Avengers 2
By: Eric Eisenberg Director Rob Marshall is in the midst of assembling one of the best ensemble casts we’ve seen in a long time for the upcoming adaptation of the fairy tale musical Into The Woods. In late April we learned that the director would be using the project to reteam with Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides star Johnny Depp as well as Meryl Streep, but in the … Continue reading Emily Blunt Joining Johnny Depp In Fairy Tale Musical Into The Woods
By: Kristy Puchko Backpacking across Europe is a time-honored tradition for many, but for Zac Efron and Amber Heard it will be a journey plagued by peril. The Wrap reports the pair have signed on to star in an original feature called Autobahn. Named for the German highway system, this thriller has Efron on board to play an American backpacker whose holiday becomes horrific after he joins a scam … Continue reading Zac Efron And Amber Heard To Flee Turkish Thugs In Autobahn
BLOGGERS NOTE: For the record, I loved Die Hard: A Good Day to Die Hard By: Sean O’Connell I never thought I’d write a Die Hard story – let alone a story about a potential new Die Hardmovie – with such a heavy heart. That’s because the latest installment, A Good Day to Die Hard, was such a disgraceful pile of animal excrement, the idea of seeing Bruce Willis sully … Continue reading Die Hard 6: Die Hardest Could Follow John McClane To Tokyo
By: Eric Eisenberg The last time Kelsey Grammer starred in a big summer action blockbuster he was very much on the heroic side, playing the fuzzy, blue, brilliant Beast in Brett Ratner’s X-Men: The Last Stand. Now he’s ready to give the season another shot, only this time he’ll be playing for the other team. Deadline reports that the former Frasier star has been cast as the main … Continue reading Transformers 4 Adds Kelsey Grammer As The Main Human Villain
