Another day, another look at Underworld: Blood Wars . On tap right now for you fangbangers we have a brand new clip to digest! Look for the film in theaters beginning January 6, 2017.
There's nothing like a Christmas movie to get you excited for the holiday season. These films are often heartwarming, funny and remind you why this particular time of year is so special.
In the new "Escape From New York," New York City won't be a maximum security prison, we'll find out "Snake" Plissken's real name, and the bad guy will be totally different than the original. Also? It won't start in New York.
In her memoir, published last month, actress Tippi Hedren, who has appeared in films such as The Birds and A Countess from Hong Kong , recounted her ordeal as the object of director Alfred Hitchcock's obsession and the sexual harassment she suffered when he was directing her in his films. I am a fan of Hitchcock, whose mastery of suspense, built up with minimal effects, is inimitable.
Even mere descriptions of John Waters' 1970s trash-comedy classics among them "Multiple Maniacs" and "Pink Flamingos" packed the power to shock the faint of heart. So imagine the surprise in 1988 when his first filth-free effort, the heartwarming and deceivingly gentle "Hairspray," emerged, in some respects, as his most subversive film of all.
"The Eyes of My Mother," Nicolas Pesce's hypnotically eerie debut feature, builds calmly and quietly to one of the most appalling sequences I've seen in a film this year. I'll keep the details vague; anyone inclined to seek out this movie's dread-soaked pleasures may as well take their poison straight.
"The Mummy" franchise, which was a cash cow for Universal in the late 1990s and early 2000s and made Brendan Fraser an unlikely action star, is getting a reboot with Tom Cruise at the helm. Following the spin-off "Scorpion King" movies - which failed to launch Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, though he would find his footing later, and then went straight to DVD - Cruise is serving as executive producer and starring in this reboot.
I love the Charles Dickens story A Christmas Carol. You know: The one about Ebenezer Scrooge - that cantankerous old skinflint who defined the term "hostile workplace" by treating his lone employee like the dirt beneath his well-worn shoe? To save his soul, the spirit world sends three ghosts on Christmas Eve who unveil aspects of Scrooge's life, and the lives of those around him, that facilitate a much-needed change in his withered, cold heart.
An ancient evil rises up to terrorize Tom Cruise in a brief teaser hinting at tons of special effects in "The Mummy" reboot. It's been nearly 85 years since Universal Pictures released "The Mummy" starring Boris Karloff as the title character.