Free ‘Mirror, Mirror’ Screening In Washington, DC

Bloomspot is offering a free screening of “Tarsem Singh’s “Mirror, Mirror” in Washington, DC on Saturday, March 24. Personally, I am more interested in “Snow White and the Huntsman,” for a seemingly darker, more intense take on the subject, which is why I am surprised that this film come from Singh, who’s know for more […]

‘The Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes’

I was watching Netflix, when I saw one of the new additions was “The Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes,” a cartoon that’s, essentially, a twenty-three minute advert for Marvel Studios upcoming ‘Avengers’ movie this May. The show is featured on Disney XD, which is owned by Disney (as is Marvel). I didn’t expect all that much, […]

‘Dark Shadows’ Trailer

Johnny Depp is once again teaming with director Tim Burton, and the latest result of their collaboration is a new version of Dan Curtis‘s “Dark Shadows.” When I first saw the first pictures of Johnny Depp as vampire Barnabas Collins, they felt just a bit…campy and lacking in anything approaching subtlety.  After seeing the trailer, […]

Japanese ‘Avengers’ Trailer

What did we Americans do to be treated with such disdain?  Sure, the United States trailer for “The Avengers” delivers some cool superhero goodness, but compared to the Japanese trailer, it’s a tease. By way of example, here are two shots of the fraggin’ S.H.I.E.L.D helicarrier (for those not quite into comics, the helicarrier is […]

‘Silent House’ Trailer

Here’s the trailer for Chris Kentis and Laura Lau‘s “Silent House.”  It’s a film of the ‘Paranormal Activity’ variety, based upon a film from Uraguay, “The Silent House.” The original film was shot in one take, while the remake looks like it was, it wasn’t.

The Walking Dead – “18 Miles Out”

Spoiler below: THEY KILLED DALE!!!!! End spoiler. “18 Miles Out,” last week’s episode of AMC’s “The Walking Dead,” was directed by the typically reliable Ernest Dickerson, though I still had a problem with the episode. It had nothing to do with Dickerson or his directoral chops; those were always top-notch.  No, what bothered me was […]

New ‘Battleship’ Trailer

Here’s the latest trailer from Peter Berg’s “Battleship,” with quite a bit more Rihanna, as well as additional scenes seemingly designed to set it apart from ‘Transformers.’  That being said, you can say a lot of things about Berg, but one that you can’t is that you don’t know where all the money spent on […]

‘John Carter,’ Mea Culpa (Of Sorts)

For awhile now, I have been been carping on how ‘John Carter’ is due to be a box office dud.  After all, it earned just over $30 million last weekend, getting it’s arse handed to it by a Lorax.   Now, here’s the reason for a reluctant mea culpa:  Foreign box office receipts, which did […]

‘Intruders’ Trailer

What is it about taking away, as opposed to adding, features to a person’s face that makes it look so creepy?  A new movie from Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, the director of “28 Weeks Later” looks like it’s going to answer that question, while also seeking the answer to what really scares us.

WALL-ETHEUS

Ever wonder what a trailer that crossed “Wall-E” with “Prometheus” would look like? I haven’t either, though now that I have seen it, it’s pretty awesome.