DVD Review: Drive
Mark Dacascos probably isn’t a household name. Maybe you know him from when he starred in the Saturday afternoon television series,
Author: justin
‘Speed Racer’ Second Trailer Hits
For those interested, here is the newest full length trailer for the upcoming, ‘Speed Racer’ film by the Wachowski brothers. Again, the film looks amazing in terms of visuals and this trailer gives us a bit more of what the story is going to be about than the first one did. I don’t know, though. …
‘Hulk’ Trailer Online
‘The Incredible Hulk’ trailer finally premiered yesterday and for those who weren’t watching MTV at 9:56pm, it’s now available for viewing on MTV’s website. It’s a good trailer. And do we get to see the big guy? Yep. The Abomination? Yep. I don’t know, though. The trailer didn’t get me as excited as I hoped …
Iron Maiden’s Greatest Hits Album for Free! (Kind Of)
And yet another band makes a digital decision. This time legendary metal troupe Iron Maiden has decided to offer their Greatest Hits album, ‘Somewhere Back in Time – The Best of: 1980-1989,’ for free through their official website. The downloads will be high quality audio files (WMA) of the 15 tracks on the album. The …
You Wouldn’t Like Ed When He’s Angry
Here’s an interesting piece of info that just came out regarding the upcoming, ‘The Incredible Hulk.’
‘Superman’ Returns
Bryan Singer spoke with Empire regarding a sequel to ‘Superman Returns.’
‘Monster Zoo’ Heading to the Big Screen
I think I’m going to bang out a graphic novel soon just to have the rights to it bought up. Sam Raimi and Paramount have just obtained the rights to make an adaptation of the graphic novel, ‘Monster Zoo.’ ‘Zoo’ is a story about a boy who finds that his local zoo holds more than …
‘Attack’ is Back
When your overall opinion is that you’re ok with remakes, it’s sometimes really hard to stick to your guns when news like this hits. Apparently the powers that be in Hollywood found the time to be right to bring back a movie that maybe has a cult following, but is mostly the butt of a …
DVD Review: The Man Who Fell to Earth
Make no mistake, Nicolas Roeg’s 1976 film ‘The Man Who Fell to Earth’ is bizarre. It is the least science-fiction-y science fiction movie I’ve seen, the narrative and story are very loose and almost unnecessary and it’s at its most interesting when it’s at its most mundane. Yet, for the entire two and a half …
Lionsgate On Your iPod
And the digital revolution continues. Lionsgate has inked a deal with Apple to allow for its films to be digitally copied onto iPods through Apple’s iTunes. The studio’s first release with this new capability will be the upcoming ‘Rambo 4.,’ slated to hit shelves at the end of May. Lionsgate is the second studio to …