The current trend in studio movies is all about superheroes and action stars. Hollywood releases these “tentpoles” (called that because they hold up the studios with all the money they make) on a regular basis during the summer and holiday seasons.
You wouldn’t know it by the fact that there is but a single major horror film in theaters this month (Carrie on October 18th), but this is of course October and thus the month of Halloween and thus the prime time to discuss “scary movies”. As such, I’ve decided to run down the top-17 biggest grossing “scary” movies of all time. Why 17?
IF you’re one of the 250,000 Melburnians who saw Pink this year, see if you can spot yourself in her DVD.    Â
It’s bad enough that the DCAU is dominated by Batman and Superman titles. It’s bad enough that they saw fit to do an adaptation of The Dark Knight Returns, surely a graphic novel that needs no wider fan base, while splitting it up into two releases
LOS ANGELES – What’s the difference between Hollywood’s fall movie selection and what the adult industry has to offer?
My recent article celebrating movies and TV shows with magazine settings inspired my pal, Keith Barnes, to put together a companion list of “newspaper movies.”
Teaser We all know movies have gotten progressively more expensive over the years, but rumors always abound as to what movies really cost, as opposed to what you read in the news. Very few people have access to a movie’s actual budget, and what gets reported in the  press is usually speculation. But for The Hobbit movies, the actual budgets have been released, and it’s a pretty staggering amount …
Black Sabbath have released a three-minute clip from upcoming DVD and Blu-Ray
London, Oct 6 (IANS) Actor Jude Law says that he was so obsessed with movies that he used to bunk school and watch at least three-four films in a day.
By VERONICA LINARES, UPI.com Black Sabbath released the second trailer for their upcoming DVD concert, “Live … Gathered in Their Masses.”