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 …
Rent It THE FILM: Click an image to view Blu-ray screenshot with 1080p resolution. Casey Affleck assumes the quiet, thoughtful demeanor of his cowardly killer in The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford again in Director David Lowery’s Ain’t Them Bodies Saints . Less a coward than a lovesick ne’er-do-well, Affleck’s Bob Muldoon takes the blame for shooting a cop to save his …
Besides WrestleMania 29 , which is annually WWE’s top video release, WCW nostalgia has been driving WWE’s DVD sales.
Each week sees literally scores of new releases on DVD. Big-bucks advertising and studio clout propel sales of the most high-profile DVDs
Recommended The Movie: Of all the filmed versions of Jack London’s novel The Call of the Wild , the rousing, slick 1935 version starring Clark Gable and Loretta Young may be considered the most memorable. That’s not due to anything that transpires in the film, however – nope, it’s because Clark and Loretta’s shacked up offscreen (resulting in a child whom Loretta claimed was adopted)
Well they special edition Blu-ray and DVD of X-Men: Days of Future Past will probably be called the Rogue Edition. Entertainment Weekly broke the news, that Bryan Singer has cut Rogue from the film
Recommended The Movie: A couple weeks ago, my girlfriend emailed me a link about a Finnish word, “my t h pe .” The website she linked to defined the word as “the feeling of shame you experience on behalf of another person or a character when they do something stupid or embarassing.” She sent me this because I frequently suffer from my t h pe when watching TV and movies.