TIFF 2013: Dazzling Poster Arrives for WE GOTTA GET OUT OF THIS PLACE |
- TIFF 2013: Dazzling Poster Arrives for WE GOTTA GET OUT OF THIS PLACE
- Hey, Australia! Check Out Madman's Reel Anime 2013 Massive Giveaway No. 1 (of 5)!
- Euro Beat: Art-Porn-Surrealism Master To Be Honored In Paris
- A Quartet Of New TOM YUM GOONG 2 Character Posters With Nary An Elephant In Sight
- Every Man For Himself As The Women Strike Back In First Teaser For Victor Vu's BATTLE OF THE BRIDES 2
- Dark Bridges 2013: MANIAC, EEGA and SIGHTSEERS Part Of Final Wave Of Films!
- Lund 2013: THE WORLD'S END Leads First Wave Of Titles!
- Frightfest 2013 Review: ODD THOMAS Panders To The Geek Crowd
- Frightfest 2013 Review: THE LAST DAYS Presents A Beautiful But Flawed Take On The Apocalypse
- The Stack: Simon Rumley Trilogy, UNIT 7, AMOUR, PLACE BEYOND THE PINES, New Shout Factory Blu-rays, And More
- Vincent Cassel Replaces Oscar Isaac In Ariel Kleiman's PARTISAN
- Statham Almost Drowns On Set Of EXPENDABLES 3, Shrugs Off Death And Returns To Work Instead.
- Dustin Nguyen's ONCE UPON A TIME IN VIETNAM Is Coming To America
TIFF 2013: Dazzling Poster Arrives for WE GOTTA GET OUT OF THIS PLACE Posted: 27 Aug 2013 04:20 PM PDT One film that's generating a good amount of pre-TIFF buzz is the Hawkins brothers' Texas teen heist thriller We Gotta Get Out Of This Place. Now the awesome-sounding flick has got a gorgeous poster to go along with it, painted by Eisner Award-winning comic artist Sean Phillips. Here's the synopsis: With only a few weeks left until his two best friends leave for college, Billy Joe (Logan Huffman) robs his cotton farmer boss, Giff (Mark Pellegrino), in order to pay for one last blow out weekend in Corpus Christi, Texas. Upon returning, the teens are confronted by the unfortunate and brutal consequences of stealing from his boss. Now Billy Joe, Sue (Mackenzie Davis) and Bobby (Jeremy Allen White) must embark on a dangerous journey that... |
Hey, Australia! Check Out Madman's Reel Anime 2013 Massive Giveaway No. 1 (of 5)! Posted: 27 Aug 2013 04:00 PM PDT To celebrate the upcoming Reel Anime Festival 2013, Madman is giving you, our dear readers, the chance to win some wonderful prizes! In each of the following 5 weeks in the lead up to the Festival, there will be a new competition offering you the chance to win an awesome prize pack. This week, we have a From Up On Poppy Hill (a crowd favorite at Reel Anime 2012) prize pack to give away, and it includes: - From Up On Poppy Hill Blu-ray or DVD- Tales From Earthsea Blu-ray or DVD- Reel Anime 2013 theatrical poster- A whole bunch of awesome From Up On Poppy Hill merchandise as shown in the picture below (including a 3 x CD set of the soundtrack and music inspired by the... |
Euro Beat: Art-Porn-Surrealism Master To Be Honored In Paris Posted: 27 Aug 2013 12:30 PM PDT Today's eclectic edition of Euro Beat features a spotlight on a singular adult filmmaker, a simple way to help save Portuguese cinema culture, a guide to watching Venice film festival premieres at home, European box office and more.We'll kick it off with the porn, not just because we are, like all other sites, in the page view business, but because I've waited a long time to write a bit about the cinema of writer/director Stephen Sayadian. And finally, I have occasion! This year's edition of Paris' excellent genre film celebration, L'Etrange Festival, will feature a focus on the cult director, who will be on hand in person to present theatrical screenings of Night Dreams, Cafe Flesh and Party Doll a-Go-Go. I first stumbled up on the... |
A Quartet Of New TOM YUM GOONG 2 Character Posters With Nary An Elephant In Sight Posted: 27 Aug 2013 11:00 AM PDT With the Thai release of Tony Jaa star vehicle Tom Yum Goong 2 edging up a quartet of new posters have released for the film focusing on four of the main characters - Jaa and Chocolate star Jeeja Yanin among them - with nary an elephant to be found anywhere. Check them out in the gallery below and remember you can click to enlarge.... |
Posted: 27 Aug 2013 10:30 AM PDT A new trailer for the sequel to Vietnamese rom-com hit Battle of the Brides arrived today, featuring a ton of surprises. The scope of the sequel expands this time out moving from a clash between four girls and their unknowingly shared Don Juan boyfriend to a full on battle between male and female.Starting with a chaotic street fight, Battle of the Brides 2 shows men crying, women chasing them, explosions and even military helicopters in the sky. Kinda strange for a rom-com! At the end, you can see the four leaders of the Black Widows (an anti-male female vigilante group) standing in front of a crowd full of other girls, and you can hear the leader speak the group's motto: "Killing the wrong man is still better... |
Dark Bridges 2013: MANIAC, EEGA and SIGHTSEERS Part Of Final Wave Of Films! Posted: 27 Aug 2013 10:00 AM PDT The Dark Bridges Film Festival out of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (in Canada) has announced the second half of this year's feature film program. The mandate of the festival is to bring favorites from the festival circuit to the small Prairie city and as a programmer for the festival I think we've done a fine job this year. These films will join the previously announced Resolution, Bushido Man, Big Bad Wolves, The Battery, Doomsdays, Wither, Drug War and a 35mm presentation of the original Night of the Living Dead. First off, you have your revenge seeking fly story Eega. Then add a dash of a kidnapping gone wrong with Panoy thriller Graceland. Watch evil Elijah Wood get it on with the ladies in Maniac. Kim Ki-duk's Pieta is... |
Lund 2013: THE WORLD'S END Leads First Wave Of Titles! Posted: 27 Aug 2013 09:30 AM PDT As we enter the Fall season there are a number of festivals that we like to keep an eye on. The Lund International Fantastic Film Festival out of Lund, Sweden, just happens to be one of them. LIFFF happens to be especially important to genre filmmakers in Europe because of its inclusion in the European Fantastic Film Festivals Federation. As a participating member of this federation the competition winner at this festival then goes into the Méliès d'Or competition for best European fantastic feature film and short film in Sitges this October. So, a win at Lund can lead to very good things. Below is the announcement of the first wave of titles at this year's edition. There are a lot of familiar titles in the... |
Frightfest 2013 Review: ODD THOMAS Panders To The Geek Crowd Posted: 27 Aug 2013 09:00 AM PDT Odd Thomas is a film that thinks it's aimed at geeks, a target market who would enjoy a film that wants to be The Frighteners via way of Edgar Wright. Heck, I would enjoy that film. Sadly, Odd Thomas is not that film. Instead, it is a constant barrage of bad colour, sound and editing so fast that if the story weren't so predictable, you could miss something. Well, I probably did, but that was because the story kept changing direction, I'm guessing in an attempt to seem clever. But it just came off as a sad Hollywood attempt to tap into a particular geek demographic, but not actually thinking about what that demographic watches, and instead trying to force them to like what Hollywood... |
Frightfest 2013 Review: THE LAST DAYS Presents A Beautiful But Flawed Take On The Apocalypse Posted: 27 Aug 2013 08:30 AM PDT Disaster / apocalypse films can be tricky. How much time do you spend on explaining the disaster? Do you investigate and examine the causes and symptoms? Do you give a cursory look at how the world got in trouble and concentrate on action that has little to do with it? Alex Pastor and David Pastor's The Last Days attempts to do a little bit of both, though its success is mixed. The production value is excellent, it keeps a steady pace, and there are both good quiet moments and excellent action scenes. But unfortunately it also falls too often into Hollywood sentimentalism, and with the exception of the unique cause of the disaster, doesn't explore deeper meanings or tread any new territory.Set in contemporary Barcelona,... |
Posted: 27 Aug 2013 08:00 AM PDT In this week's edition of my home entertainment roundup, you can watch Meat Loaf worship Alice Cooper and Art Carney, pre-Miami Vice Don Johnson fight off a bevy of post-apocalyptic beauties, dive headfirst into the incredible animated canvas of The Painting and watch me be ambivalent about Alyce Kills. ... |
Vincent Cassel Replaces Oscar Isaac In Ariel Kleiman's PARTISAN Posted: 27 Aug 2013 07:45 AM PDT Ariel Kleiman's much-anticipated debut feature Partisan just got all shook up, with the news that Vincent Cassel has replaced Oscar Isaac in the lead role. A bunch of synopses have floated around about the film, and the news from Screen Daily gives us yet another, more detailed, version of the story. Cassel will play a charismatic and troubled man called Gregori, who has raised a communal family within the world of his lavish compound. The story is told through the eyes of 11-year-old Alexander who starts to question Gregori's deadly teachings.Kleiman's short film Deeper Than Yesterday - made as his graduate film at the Victorian College of the Arts - was one of the most impressive student shorts of the past five years. Partisan will shoot in Australia... |
Statham Almost Drowns On Set Of EXPENDABLES 3, Shrugs Off Death And Returns To Work Instead. Posted: 27 Aug 2013 07:30 AM PDT What's a bit of water in the lungs? Nothing at all if you're former British national dive team member Jason Statham, apparently. Reports have surfaced in Europe that Statham was taken to hospital yesterday, the action star pulled unconscious from a pond after a stunt gone wrong.What happened? Well, there was a fall into the water, apparently, and a stunt man was all set up to go when Statham insisted on doing the stunt himself. Former diver, puddle of water, what could go wrong? Well, something did, evidently, as he never came up and had to be fished out of the water by support crew. But mere water is no match for Statham who, after being checked over in hospital, returned to work later in... |
Dustin Nguyen's ONCE UPON A TIME IN VIETNAM Is Coming To America Posted: 27 Aug 2013 05:06 AM PDT Once Upon A Time in Vietnam (original title: Lửa Phật) has been picked up by Grindstone Entertainment Group (in charge of marketing) in conjunction with Lionsgate (releasing). The negotiation has ended after Lionsgate and GrindStone saw the theatrical version of the film released in Vietnam several days ago.Mr. Stan Wertlieb - Co-Founder and Director of Division of Grindstone Entertainment Rights, said: "We decided to buy Once Upon A Time in Vietnam to release in North America, through our partner Lionsgate, because the beauty and martial arts in this fantasy action film really impressed me. Everything we wanted to see a good movie are there, with a familiar genre to a global audience. Products from Vietnam film market is still relatively new to the North American audience. Through this... |
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