1. Saw VI (Lionsgate, 3,036 Theaters, 90 Minutes, Rated R): If Detroit took a cue from the Saw franchise, there would be no need for a bailout for the automotive industry. Because this franchise is [click for more]
They’re back off to outer space, defending mother Earth and saving the human race. The crew of the classic anime series Space Battleship Yamato, known in the United States as Star Blazers, is set for [click for more]
Last weekend, the comedy Black Dynamite opened in limited release to positive reviews. Although a loving spoof of 1970s blaxploitation films, no real knowledge of the genre is needed to enjoy it. Of course, if [click for more]
Although historically held in the spring, The Philadelphia Film Festival has announced a season change to the fall starting with their 2010 event. As a way of easing the transition, they held a mini-festival last [click for more]
The Big Apple Con was this weekend, and media guests equaled, or possibly outnumbered, the number of comic book guests. While Wizard’s definition of a celebrity might be a bit broad, the world of film [click for more]
Listen up, you jive turkeys! Black Dynamite is the toughest, baddest blaxploitation hero you haven’t heard of yet. He’s a Vietnam vet and worked for the man as a CIA assassin. Now he’s determined to [click for more]
1. Where The Wild Things Are (Warner Brothers, 3,735 Theaters, 94 Minutes, Rated PG): There are certain stories that touch the hearts of a generation. Maurice Sendak’s book that this film was adapted from is [click for more]
Terry Gilliam’s The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus opens in the UK on Friday, and those lucky Britishers have gotten one last poster for the film. This one features Lily Cole, who as Parnassus’s daughter is [click for more]
David Tennant is joining the previously announced Simon Pegg in John Landis’s dark comedy Burke And Hare. The pair will portray two murderers who sold their victims bodies to a private anatomy lecturer whose students [click for more]
For a while, Sony Pictures have had Spider-Man 4 penciled on to their release schedule for May 6, 2011. The only problem is that no one was sure exactly when they would get started actually [click for more]
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