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At last year’s San Diego Comic-Con, Director Terry Gilliam (Monty Python and the Holy Grail) appeared with actor Verne Troyer to promote the completed production of The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus. The film stars acting legend Christopher Plummer as Dr. Parnassus, Lily Cole as his daughter (Valentina), Verne Troyer as Percy, Andrew Garfield as Anton, […]
All right! We got some quick Blu-ray news to catch you up on! First up, my favorite Blu-ray studio Lionsgate has announced a February 9th release date for four planned Blu-ray catalog titles. Without further ado the titles are Arnold Schwarzenegger’s The Running Man, Morgan Freeman’s Hard Rain, Wesley Snipes’ Drop Zone and Bill Zane’s The Phantom. Amazon […]
My favorite publicist over at Spike TV dropped us a line yesterday and provided some additional video clips to share with our readers in anticipation of tonight’s broadcast of the 4th annual Scream awards. We also have some exclusive Spike TV press photos from the event to share with you below. Unfortunately, a picture of the show’s […]
Welcome to our exclusive red carpet coverage of Spike TV’s Scream 2009 awards ceremony! If red carpet coverage of Scream 2009 is what you desire, then look no more. Words cannot express the exuberant hysteria that overcame my editor and myself, this past Saturday, as we covered the red carpet ceremonial entrance of the stars in […]
Wow! It’s been a long Monday for me. Anyway, we have a little bit of Blu-ray news to cover so let’s get started. The Kong: Return to the Jungle Blu-ray has been officially delayed until January 26th. It was originally scheduled for release today. Universal is prepping the Johnny Depp & Christian Bale mob thriller […]
Making his Comic-Con debut in 2009 was accomplished writer and director, Terry Gilliam. Not familiar with his work? I’d bet the farm that you are so let me connect the dots. Gilliam has worked on such films as Life of Brian, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and what will go down in film history […]
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