AICN HORROR: Ambush Bug talks about Drafthouse Films' re-release of MS. 45 with legendary director Abel Ferrara! Plus a review! Greetings, all.
Crack: Just say no.
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The Exorcist's 40th anniversary is this month, but as Here Comes the Devil shows, tween demonic possession can happen south of the border as well. Read about it in my review of Here Comes the Devil, which is available on demand and in a limited theatrical run starting today.
...You know you have one, that special seasonal movie that always gets you in the Christmas spirit, the one you watch every year without fail.
Film director and screenwriter John Waters has made good by putting a twist on that old saying "one man's trash is another man's treasure" by changing it to say "one man's trash is his own treasure."
The 2014 Golden Globes nominations are in and we already can't wait for the awards ceremony! While the Oscars ceremony has Ellen DeGeneres hosting, comedic duo Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are returning to host the Globes, which is awesome if you saw the hilarious job they did last year.
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We've got new looks at two films on opposite ends of the cinematic spectrum. First, the big-budget Hollywood reboot Godzilla has a new poster and teaser trailer, which looks promising, although we still don't get a good look at the titular monster (and although Guillermo del Toro covered much of that territory earlier this year in Pacific Rim). Meanwhile, the modestly priced Israeli revenge thriller Big Bad Wolves, which Quentin Tarantino called the best film of 2013, likewise has a new poster and trailer. It comes from the makers of the excellent deconstructive slasher Rabies.
...As if the return of Lydia Davis , her husband's mistress, wasn't enough for Victoria to deal, we've exclusively learned that Conrad's first wife is set to come to the Hamptons to stir up some trouble for the Grayson family.
The trailer for Edge of Tomorrow is here, and wow, is it a doozy. While we were fully prepared to mock the thing , the trailer actually looks pretty solid, and feels a little like the kind of film James Cameron would have made in between Aliens and The Abyss .
THE first part of Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy was officially subtitled An Unexpected Journey, but a more accurate handle would have been An Awfully Boring Adventure as a pack of dwarves took forever to get nowhere.