Movie News Cheat Sheet: More Project X, Chronicle And Journey On The Way
How are you all feeling? Like you’ve been deprived of a whole hour of sleep? Well, go grab a little caffeine because it’s time to plow through the best of…
Box Office Report: John Carter can’t jump The Lorax
The box office results for the weekend of March 9th – 11th has three newbies struggle to garner attention and end up being lost in the The Lorax’s shadow. Here…
Poster For The Loved Ones Released; SXSW Screening Date March 9
The poster for the horror prom film “The Loved Ones” has been released, just in time for SXSW! You can see the poster below, and if you are going to…
A Thousand Words Movie Review
Title: A Thousand Words Director: Brian Robbins Starring: Eddie Murphy, Cliff Curtis, Kerry Washington, Clarke Duke, Allison Janney Despite the storytelling methods being all-over the place; the last 20 of…
ShockYa Presents Movie Night with Rudie & Perri; Friends With Kids
This is a review show of the week’s movie releases from your favorite entertainment and celebrity website! Hello everyone, this is episode 31 of the “Movie Night” podcast! This week…
Will Male Audiences Go See The Hunger Games? The Wall Street Journal Discusses The Possiblities
Some might wonder if “The Hunger Games” will alienate male audiences. Personally, I don’t worry about that with this movie, but some might want to know if this possibility is…
Tie-In Video Game To The Dark Knight Rises Could Be Released
According to Cosmic Book News, a video game tie-in could be released along with “The Dark Knight Rises.” The website references an anonymous UK retailer as well as cpu and…
John Carter Movie Review
Title: John Carter Director: Andrew Stanton (‘Finding Nemo,’ ‘WALL-E’) Starring: Taylor Kitsch, Lynn Collins ‘X-Men: Origins: Wolverine,’ Dominic West and Willem Dafoe Highly-budgeted action films that are filled with special…
Exclusive: Married Co-Directors Laura Lau and Chris Kentis Talk Silent House
Husband-and-wife filmmaking tandem Chris Kentis and Laura Lau made a splash, both figuratively and literally, with 2004’s “Open Water,” which unfolded almost entirely in the ocean, and could very loosely…