Thursday, December 22, 2011 10:30AM - By Laura Aguirre
As we bid farewell to 2011, it’s time for us to look ahead and get excited about the movies that 2012 will bring. The Golden Globes and Oscars haven’t named their favorites yet, but we’re not waiting around for that. We are excited about the future. There are some great movies to look forward to in 2012 – sequels, re-releases, film adaptations, and even a Pixar movie. Distinguished directors like Judd Apatow and Quentin Taratino both have movies coming out next year, so we’re excited for that too. Below is a list of what we think are some of the most anticipated movies of 2012.
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Friday, October 28, 2011 9:05AM - By Travis Woods
Most horror movie sequels, and let’s be honest — suck. Essentially a rehash of what made the originals so successful, the average sequel will throw in a few extra kills, gallons of blood, and maybe try to create an unnecessary mythology that explains all the spooky, mysterious stuff that happened the first time. But sometimes (just sometimes), filmmakers manage to get it right, and craft a film that feels like a legitimate continuation of the story. They may not always be perfect, but still worthwhile. As we slide into the Halloween weekend, here’s a list of five sequels worthy of any scary movie marathon. If you plan on hitting up Netflix or your local video store (remember those?), you must check these out!
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Tuesday, June 29, 2010 4:48PM - By Krystal Clark
Martin Scorsese’s adaptation of the children’s novel The Invention of Hugo Cabret has officially begun production and he picked up a few new cast members just in the nick of time. According to THR, Oscar nominee Jude Law along with Ray Winstone, Christopher Lee, Frances de la Tour and Richard Griffiths have all joined Scorsese’s 3D flick.
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009 1:11PM - By Krystal Clark
A while ago, we reported that Jeffrey Dean Morgan would star in a thriller entitled The Resident, where he would play the part of a sleazy landlord. Over at ShockTillYouDrop, they’ve released two official photos from the film and his character is a lot creepier than we initially thought.
Take a look at Morgan in The Resident…
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Tuesday, October 28, 2008 8:00AM - By Julio Gagne
Arguably the hardest working villain alive (Dick Cheney notwithstanding), Christopher Lee has a film career going back to the late 40′s. That’s several years before Tolkien published his Rings trilogy and when George Lucas was still in diapers. Now, a full discussion of Mr. Lee’s dramatic roles could fill a film school term paper or at least take several pints of Guinness… yum…. Guinness… but just in time for Halloween comes a recommendation of his 1960s/70s “Dracula” period. One could say he cut his teeth on the role back then in preparation for a long career playing mostly bad guys.
Seven times he rose from the dead to play the most famous vampire (Dick Cheney notwithstanding) for the venerable Hammer Film Productions studio. Seven times!
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