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As the Stepfather remake inches closer (October 16), we get our first look at the trailer, which seems decent enough. Since the original wasn’t really a slasher, this PG-13 treatment from the Prom Night folks doesn’t seem quite as discouraging as that toothless remake (furiously knocking on wood with fingers crossed).
Let’s face it: Hollywood movie posters have become largely a cookie-cutter affair, as predictable as, well, most Hollywood movies themselves. As this gallery shows, though, when movies hit foreign soil, the local flavor often comes through, reminding us that movie posters can indeed be an art form…for better (Poland’s The Shining, right) or worse (Japan, I’m looking in your direction).
This week bevy of DVD releases has a distinctly international flavor, featuring films from England, Japan, Australia, Korea and Italy, including efforts from Ringu director Hideo Nakata, Italian icon Lucio Fulci and American cult author Edward Lee — not to mention something called I Know How Many Runs You Scored Last Summer.
Can a Sci Fi Channel monster movie actually be competent or even, dare I say, good? Sea Beast dares to answer that question with a resounding “I reckon.” Read the details in my review of Sea Beast.
Ah, high school homecoming: the football game, the dance, the abduction, torture and murder. See all that you missed in my review of the new Mischa Barton vehicle Homecoming, which hits select theaters on July 17.
Ah, high school homecoming: the football game, the dance, the abduction, torture and murder. See all that you missed in my review of the new Mischa Barton vehicle Homecoming, which hits select theaters on July 17.
Ah, high school homecoming: the football game, the dance, the abduction, torture and murder. See all that you missed in my review of the new Mischa Barton vehicle Homecoming, which hits select theaters on July 17.
Blood: The Last Vampire, based on the popular Japanese anime, doesn’t live up to its potential, but that doesn’t mean it’s not good for some cheesy, low-brow, martial arts entertainment. Read about it in my review of Blood: The Last Vampire.
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