In Krampus a family is stalked by a horrible figure taken from German and Austrian mythology. Above, Allison Tolman from left, Adam Scott Toni Collette.
Craig Wallace is the guitarist of Winnipeg's Phantom of the Paradise tribute band, Swanage. Toronto-based documentary filmmaker Malcom Ingram is visiting Winnipeg to explore the city's endless love for the film.
Directed by John Carpenter Written by Don Jakoby 1998, 108 minutes, Rated R Blu-ray released on October 27th, 2015 Limited to 3,000 copies. Starring: James Woods as Jack Crow Daniel Baldwin as Anthony Montoya Sheryl Lee as Katrina Thomas Ian Griffith as Valek Maximilian Schell as Cardinal Alba Tim Guinee as Father Adam Mark Boone Junior as Catlin Gregory Sierra as Father Giovanni Vampires are real and nothing like what you've seen in the movies.
Hello ladies and gentlemen, your pal Muldoon here with a handful of wild shorts created by AICN readers, shorts that are sure to rock your world. This week's lineup is a tonal roller coaster with docs, parodies, and some damn fine dramas mixed with knee slapping comedy .
IT'S a role made famous by Judy Garland and Barbra Streisand. Now, Beyonce has reportedly been tapped for the part which she hopes could win her an Oscar.
With 2007's "Trick 'r Treat," horror fans hailed director Michael Dougherty for reviving both the horror anthology and the Halloween flick. Now he hopes to do the same for Christmas horror with "Krampus."
But his 65th birthday on December 12 was going to be even more special since his upcoming magnum opus Enthiran 2 was supposed to be announced on that day. Directed by Shankar, this sequel to the 2010 mega blockbuster Enthiran , was to feature Hollywood actor Arnold Schwarzenegger as the antagonist.
DUMMERSTON, Vt. -- If you want to see the line between sexism and misogyny skid into a puddle of sheer nuttiness, read some of the reviews of the new film "Sex and the City 2." "Some of these people make my skin crawl," wrote revered film critic Roger Ebert.
The Whistler Film Festival honoured British-born, Canadian-raised actor Kiefer Sutherland with the WFF 2015 Trailblazer in Acting Award and it's easy to see why. With a career spanning more than three decades in both television and film, Sutherland has appeared in films like Stand By Me , The Lost Boys , A Few Good Men , and Melancholia .
