Buffy The Vampire Slayer is heading back to the big screen, but without the involvement of her creator Joss Whedon. There will be a brief pause while everyone asks themselves “What’s the point in that?” [click for more]
Ray Dennis Steckler, director of such low budget exploitation fare as The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Decided To Stop Living And Became Mixed-Up Zombies, died this past Wedsnesday, January 7,in Las Vegas. He was 70. [click for more]
Garrett Hedlund will be sucked into the cyberspace world within in a computer for Disney’s Tron 2.0. The Hollywood Reporter is stating that the Friday Night Lights star has been cast as the lead in [click for more]
If you haven’t been to BlobFest, the annual celebration of the classic 1958 monster movie in the Philadelphia suburbs where the film was shot, you’re missing out on one of the funest film events of [click for more]
Ann Savage, best known for role as the femme fatale in the 1945 film noir classic Detour, has passed away on Christmas Day. She was 87. Savage died in her sleep from complications following a [click for more]
For years, the thought of a sequel to the 1982 cult classic TRON was something that kept geeks warm on cold winter nights. Now that the project is finally going ahead, the thought of the [click for more]
A friend of mine semi-cynically once observed that every movie, no matter how bad or undeserving, will eventually get a Special Edition DVD release. Many people would say that Howard The Duck, the legendary 1986 [click for more]
I’ve often been struck by the size of the cultural and artistic changes that the 1960s saw. The best way I’ve found to really get a grip on the enormity of those changes is to [click for more]
If The Producers didn’t fill your need for on-stage singing and dancing Nazis, then prepare yourself for an upcoming sci-fi musical comedy stage adaptation of the 1963 camp film They Saved Hitler’s Brain. The upcoming [click for more]
Oh, Sam Raimi. Why must you taunt me so? I’ve long been a fan of the director’s work since I first saw Evil Dead 2 in college in 1988. His unique and energetic visual style places [click for more]
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