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Category Archives: Filmmaking
‘Ghostbusters 3’ To Shoot This Summer
Ghostbusters is one of those films that’s simply timeless. Sure, the special effects are a little iffy these days but the story and comedic beats are still perfect. On the other hand Ghostbusters 2 didn’t quite hit the mark for … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Filmmaking, Interviews, Movies, Prequels and Sequels, Scripts, Writers
Tagged Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Gene Stupnitsky, Ghostbusters, Harold Ramis, Lee Eisenberg, Movies, Sigourney Weaver, The Office
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Jonah Hill’s ’21 Jump Street’ Movie Gets ‘Cloudy’ Directors
Jonah Hill (Funny People, Superbad) who has been working on an update of the 80’s television show 21 Jump Street for Sony, has announced that the movie is in negotiations to sign it’s directors. Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, who … Continue reading
From YouTube to Hollywood with ‘Ataque de Panico’
Sometimes Hollywood’s Cinderella stories come from behind the camera instead of what we actually see up on the big screen. Take a look at Tarantino’s rise from working at a video store to directing such classics as Pulp Fiction or … Continue reading
Posted in Filmmaking, Indie, Movies, News, Video, Web
Tagged Ataque de Panico, Fede Alvarez, Ghost House Pictures, Indie, Sam Raimi, YouTube
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Ray Stevenson Talks Volstagg in ‘Thor’
When I first saw The Punisher: War Zone I pretty much hated it. Yet another Punisher reboot that simply didn’t work. However, upon further reflection over subsequent months I realized War Zone wasn’t bad. Actually, it was Ray Stevenson’s performance … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Casting, Comics, Filmmaking, Marvel, Marvel Studios, Movies
Tagged Anthony Hopkins, Chris Hemsworth, Dolph Lundgren, Natalie Portman, Ray Stevenson, Stellan Skarsgard, The Punisher, The Punisher: War Zone, Thor, Tom Hiddleston, Volstagg
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DVD Review: ‘Public Enemies’
Public Enemies, the latest film from director Michael Mann (TVs Miami Vice, Manhunter, Heat, Collateral), hit DVD shelves this week, and if you were a fan of the film in the theater, you’ll want to pick it up on DVD … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Blu-Ray, Drama, DVD, DVD Reviews, Filmmaking, Movies, Reviews, Warner Bros
Tagged Christian Bale, DVD Review, John Dillinger, Johnny Depp, Michael Mann, Public Enemies
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Go Behind the Scenes of Tonight’s ‘Community’
We’ve been bringing you plenty of clips this week from tonight’s Christmas episode of NBC’s Community. This marks a pretty big episode for the freshman series, seeing as its their first Christmas episode, their final episode of 2009, and even … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Filmmaking, NBC, Networks, News, TV, Video
Tagged Anthony Michael Hall, Chevy Chase, Comedy, Community, Joel McHale, NBC, TV, Yvette Nicole Brown
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A Green Christmas for Roland Emmerich
It’s going to be a very green (as in $) for Roland Emmerich. For a long time Michael Bay seemed to be the go-to mega director in Hollywood. Well, it seems Emmerich, director of the recent disaster movie 2012, is … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Deals and Dealmaking, Filmmaking, Movies, Sony
Tagged 2012, Action, ID4, Movies, Roland Emmerich, Sony
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First Trailer For Steve Buscemi’s ‘Saint John of Las Vegas’
Sarah Silverman is easily considered one of the most popular female comics working today. Unfortunately with that title often comes the inability to score roles as the sexy female lead. You never see Whoopi Goldberg as the sexy girl next … Continue reading
Posted in Cult Cinema, Drama, Filmmaking, Indie, Movies, News, Trailers
Tagged Emmanuelle Chiriqui, Peter Dinklage, Romany Malco, Saint John of Las Vegas, Sarah Silverman, Steve Buscemi, Tim Blake Nelson
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