' Dracula Untold ' is hitting theaters this weekend*, and truth be, uh, told, it doesn't look that great. But it could be worse - a whole lot worse.
After the last Underworld we figured that the series had finally sunk, but it seems like the old adage about not being able to keep a good ghoul down is true. Read on for the skinny on all the Underworld news that's fit to print.
Actors and production staff descended on Rivington Pike to film parts of A Monster Calls, starring Schindler's List and Taken actor Liam Neeson and Alien series star Sigourney Weaver. While the Hollywood stars were not in town, dozens of the film's staff were spotted near the Pigeon Tower, near the top of Rivington Pike, on Monday and Tuesday.
Once again, the year is going by like a blur. Before you know it, Thanksgiving will be here to kick off the holiday season.
The horror anthology is a perfect format for those who want a little variety when they're looking for scares. Unfortunately, sometimes you have to wade through the bad to get to the good.
The waning years of the '90s were a bit of a wasteland for Horror films. Although slickly made and sometimes fun, most of the Horror movies coming out of Hollywood from about 1996 to the turn of the century were half-baked slasher films .
No sooner have reports of one Robin Hood remake died down than Hollywood gears up for another tight-wearing adventure romp. Earlier this year, Jurassic Park and Indiana Jones director Steven Spielberg revealed plans to bring Sherwood Forest back to the big screen with Merry Men - a reworking of the traditional tale.
Hey, remember Kung-Fu Fridays? The idiosyncratic screenings of chop-socky classics and buried treasures that TIFF programmer and general happy-fun-time enthusiast Colin Geddes used to program at rep cinemas around the city? Well, Colin and his partner Katarina Gligorijevic took over programming duties at the Royal earlier this year, so it was only a matter of time before Kung Fu Fridays showed up on the marquee. And that day has come: tonight at 11:30 pm, KFF explodes into the Royal with The Invincible Kung Fu Legs , a 1980 martial-arts actioner starring Tan Tao-liang which Colin claims is "an ultraviolent version of Kiss Me Kate."
Jeremy Renner propels a topnotch tale of intrigue in Michael Cuesta's biopic co-starring Rosemarie DeWitt, Oliver Platt and May Elizabeth Winstead Jeremy Renner is an actor who rises mightily to a challenge, but visibly dismisses jobs unworthy of his talents. In early indies and in his breakout showcase , his authenticity was startling.
