Why bother marketing a film with creativity and class when you could instead show off a half-naked babe wearing nothing but a tank top and way too small panties?
Find out if the latest entry in the "Underworld" franchise will live up to the previous two films with this newly released trailer. And by "live up to," I of course mean "be as moderately entertaining but mostly mediocre and dull as." Yeah, that sounds like more appropriate phrasing.
January 2009, baby! That's when the best show still airing on television returns, and I can finally stop trying to fill the void in my heart that's been caused by breathlessly waiting for it to come back with the guilty pleasure that is J.J. Abrams' other show "Fringe."
What is Hollywood's obsession with age/body swap family comedies? That's the we must ask when subjecting ourself to the utter lameness of the trailer for "17 Again." While unmercifully mocking it, of course.
How does the new trailer for "The Haunting in Connecticut" compare to the countless other ghost-based horror films that Hollywood keeps churning out? Watch it and share your thoughts in the comments.
Zack Snyder showed up (along with a few cast members) for the Spike TV 2008 Scream Awards last night, premiering an exclusive extended trailer for "Watchmen." Additionally, we have a look at the new teaser poster for the film.
From Slashfilm comes the first revealed image of Heath Ledger in his last film, Terry Gilliam's "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus." Ledger sadly died before being able to finish filming, so Johnny Depp, Colin Farrell and Jude Law were cast in his role to help complete the film.
Sam Riley, 50 Cent, Mickey Rourke and Jason Statham are set to star in writer-director Gela Babluani's English-language remake of his French thriller "13 Tzameti," which follows a man who steals a mysterious package and gets sucked into an underground gambling ring.
Set to be adapted and directed by relative newcomer Koen Mortier, whose "Ex-Drummer" premiered to mixed reviews at last year's Toronto Film Festival, Chuck Palahniuk's "Haunted" marks the popular author's fifth forray into having his work put into development for the theatrical treatment.
In what could be the final episode of The Watchers podcast forever, Dave, Adam, and Devindra have less and less faith for The Happening, talk about The ...