This weekend: Kevin Smith. Guy Ritchie. Two fellas with auspicious debuts (Clerks and Lock, Stock,… respectively), solid fan bases and trademark styles. Smith’s newest comedy has him poised to finally deliver a big box office hit; Ritchie’s latest crime adventure reverts back to what got him here, holding on to a career that’s always had potential.
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I’m just going to say it. The 80s were the best there ever was for Halloween. Okay, maybe early 90s too. Back then, it seemed like every TV show was doing a Halloween special and every commercial had a Halloween theme. Not only that, we got tons of movies centered on the spooky, the creepy, […]
We love rooting for small indie films, so when we learned Midnight Movie is rolling out, we couldn’t resist — especially considering our Halloween mood. The killer thriller boasts a pair of big wins from last month’s Chicago Horror Film Festival: Best Cinematography and Best Picture. Here’s the creepy-as-hell poster, first used for the January ‘09 DVD release, now for some theatrical buzz… […]
Here’s a weekend that two distinct groups of moviegoers have anticipated for months. Tweens and other members of the Tiger Beat set are all over G-rated squeaky-clean High School Musical 3… and horror torture types continue their dedication to the annual Saw release by heading to Saw V. In between the mayhem is a tough-guy cop drama […]
OUR NEXT LIVE “PIECE BY PIECE”: The 1987 cult mini-classic, The Monster Squad! It’s the film that taught us “The End of the World Starts at Midnight,” co-written by Lethal Weapon scribe Shane Black. See you Thursday Oct. 30 at 6pm ET. Pop in the DVD and join Allison!
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Sensing a theme? Okay, yes — so far all the Piece by Piece […]
A new list from the National Society of Film Critics will have movie fans asking “What’s your favorite B movie?” The new marathon-titled book The B List: The National Society of Film Critics on the Low-Budget Beauties, Genre-Bending Mavericks, and Cult Classics We Love, rounds up the “lesser” movies that really mean something.
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