I have always had a soft spot for those old, giant bug films like Them , and Tarantula. Those schlocky sci-fi/horrors of the 1950s were often unintentionally funny but always entertaining. Big Ass Spider is a throwback to those films but with a Tremors style brand of humor. Greg Gunberg (Heroes) stars as Alex Mathis…
Highly Recommended Most people with any knowledge of rock music (or Martin Scorsese’s movies) can summon The Rolling Stones’ “Gimme Shelter” to mind. Powerful riffs, Mick Jagger, and a woman, belting out the memorable lyric, “it’s just a shot away” at the top of her lungs. Merry Clayton generally got her work doing back-up vocals, and she’s not alone: 20 Feet From Stardom interviews a whole …
Seasonal movies aimed at families vie with more serious Oscar contenders as studios pitch their biggest hitters in cinemas Christmas has always been a busy time for the movies; with much of the world off work or school, there are rich pickings to be had. In the US, box office takings for the holiday season last year was more than £1.59bn – approximately a quarter of its entire yearly revenue in …
DVD Talk Collector Series For once the tag lines were accurate: “Wild. Wonderful. Sinful.
AVM partner shares his experiences on the world of make-believe
This was a spectacular year for movies. This year I could have (and actually did) put together two top 10 lists. Some movies were huge mainstream hits featuring major stars; others were small indies that never reached a big audience.
With a year that gave us governmental gridlock, smothering inversions in Utah, killer tornadoes in the Midwest, a bombing in Boston, and the NSA knowing more about us than it should, it seems the only thing good to come out of 2013 is us, alive and in one piece. As it turns out, the best movies of 2013 were about survival.
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Christmas at the movies. It’s an annual tradition for some families, after they open gifts and eat a big dinner of course.