A couple of days ago, we reported that the new SAW would bring on Chris Rock and Samuel L. Jackson, and it has now begun filming.
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Chris Rock Starring In New SAW With Samuel L. Jackson
Filming begins this week on a new SAW, and not only is Chris Rock starring in it, so is the equally famous Samuel L. Jackson.
The Top Ten Winter Misery Genre Movies
Thanks to global warming, hitting March does not mean that we’re out of winter yet! In fact, we’re probably in the midst of the worst winter stretch. You know, that special time of year when the cold is at its coldest and everyone is so sick of it that things feel particularly dire. It’s that … Read more
Big Game (Movie) Review
If nothing else, Big Game sure is a strange little movie. On one hand, it’s a throwback to the big dopey high-concept action movies on the 90s. On the other hand, it’s also a small and quirky little foreign film that just happens to be populated by big Hollywood actors that features a premise that … Read more
Big Game: An Interview Jalmari Helander and Onni Tommila
One of the most pleasant surprises in last year’s Midnight Madness TIFF program was the Finnish action flick Big Game.
Kingsman: The Secret Service (Movie) Review
A couple of years ago we all celebrated James Bond’s 75 th anniversary with Skyfall, a delightful romp through the iconic superspy’s long history with one foot in winking homage to the past and one foot in the gritty post-Nolan blockbuster future. It was a great Bond flick and an even better moment in the … Read more
Robocop-2014 (Movie) Review
The Robocop remake is not as bad as everyone feared it would be, but that’s also not quite the same thing as the movie being good. Obviously the remake in no way comes close to matching the wacko, blood soaked satirical success of Paul Verhoeven’s 1987 masterpiece. However, it’s not as if that little diamond … Read more
Oldboy-2013 (Movie )Review: Cult Classic Turned Luke Warm Remake
Before getting into this review, I should probably start out by admitting my bias towards this particular project. Chan-wook Park’s Oldboy was probably my favorite movie of the 2000s. It’s viscerally thrilling, emotionally devastating, visually stunning, impeccably acted, surprisingly intelligent, and most importantly, ridiculously entertaining. Starting with a Japanese manga and filtering it through the … Read more