Valentine's Day doesn't have to be all lovey-dovey stuff. If you and your special Valentine love to laugh, you're in luck if you're anywhere near Atlantic City on Friday night.
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I'll be the first to admit that I wasn't a fan of The Purge, but I welcome the idea of a sequel because the concept is so ripe with potential and because the sequel, now titled The Purge: Anarchy, introduces a whole new cast of characters, wiping the slate clean and providing an opportunity for the filmmakers to fix the shortcomings of the first film.
...The National Association of Theatre Owners recently released a new set of voluntary guidelines, recommending that trailers run no longer than 2 minutes -- that's 30 seconds shorter than the average.
Fascinating insight keeps dribbling out of the world's last totalitarian dictatorship, the latest being the extraordinarily casual, condoned use of crystal meth.
Blind is the directorial debut of Eskil Vogt, screenwriter of Joachim Trier's Reprise and Oslo, August 31st .
The funnyman, who stars as a salsa dancer in comedy Cuban Fury, admitted he was a "kitchen dancer" because he had a phobia about shaking and moving in public.
The remake of " Robocop " makes reference to the Tin Man from "The Wizard of Oz" more than once in connection to its cyborg hero.
WITH the dramatic shooting of Emily VanCamp's character in Revenge, it is hoped the third season of the popular TV series marks a return to form.
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If you're one of those people wondering how long the found footage horror movie "fad" will keep going, you might want to change your viewpoint and just consider this the "new norm." These films are so easy and cheap to produce, there's no way they'll just fade away completely. The latest is Unidentified, which hit DVD this week and boasts a more notable pedigree than most of its ilk, coming from two of the folks behind the Hatchet movies. Read about it in my review of Unidentified.
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