As Resident Evil: The Final Chapter prepares to begin shooting later this year, we're left to wonder whether the film's subtitle is honest. Is this really the last chapter of one of the longest-running horror franchises? According to one of the stars of the film, it most definitely is.
Cult status is an enigma. How does a film achieve it? Can it be aimed for? Can a filmmaker at least increase the odds that, a decade from now, a tiny cabal will call it their favoritest film ever? Love among the tombstones: Anton Yelchin and Alexandra Daddario in Burying the Ex , the latest comedy-horror from Joe Dante.
Horror fans of a certain age probably haven't had a chance to see director Daniel Attias' adaptation of the Stephen King novel Silver Bullet on the big screen. In my opinion, that's a damn shame.
Starring: James Woods as Max Renn Sonja Smits as Bianca O'Blivion Deborah Harry as Nicki Brand Peter Dvorksy as Harlan Leslie Carlson as Barry Convex Jack Creley as Brian O'Blivion Heaven knows what sleazy television executive Max Renn would have made of today - a future of YouTube, real life ISIS atrocities and revenge porn. A world which would probably see the smut magnate online, running his own version of RedTube or Xbox or whatever it is they call it.
Told with no nostalgia, lots of humor, and a cast of really watchable characters. They are "types," for sure, but the types are given room Noah Baumbach's latest study of the difference between intelligence and wisdom hinges on an almost-thirty goofball who cuts a swath through life.
"She's back, she's dead, and she thinks we're still dating!" shouts Anton Yelchin with an irrepressible gleam in his eye about a half hour into Burying the Ex , a genial horror comedy now available to rent at Redbox kiosks. That moment pretty much sums up the plot and tone of the movie.
A couple of weeks ago we found out that Ridley Scott is planning to shoot Prometheus 2 in January 2016, but there was no word on how that might affect Neill Blomkamp 's Alien film. However, now, Bloody Disgusting has those details.
Recovering from the traumatic brain injury and hobbled by a cane, the presidential henchman's tightly coiled persona begins to unravel in gruesome ways. He slaps his doctor in the face out of frustration, and breaks his arm so severely after falling in the shower you can glimpse the bone.
AUSSIE actor Joel Edgerton was the unwitting subject of a social experiment conducted by the radio duo who wanted to see if he'd accept a $47,000 gift. WHEN Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl spotted a grown man crying in the audience during a song, he invited the 'drunk emotional mess' onto the stage.