Not only did they bring the Deluxe Bleeding 'Scream' Knife, they brought the Standard 'Scream' Mask and one of those fake rubber hands, and they are going to scare the living shit out of you Nazis. Two more posters at Empire....

The trailer for "Inglourious Basterds" was just released, and it looks intense. At least with Quentin Tarantino on board as writer and director, it’s sure to be more intense than, I don’t know, Tom Cruise ’s "Valkyrie." And much bloodier, too. I’m not a hu...

Valentines day.. We all know it’s just another consumer fest! Cards, flowers, sexy undies, it’s the same thing every year? So why not give it a miss this year? Yea right! And face the wrath of a loved one who isn’t best pleased you didn’t get them anything? OR why not be a bi...

Spike Lee and his production company, 40 Acres and a Mule, has nabbed the rights to "Now the Hell Will Start," a nonfiction book written by Brendan Koerner. Check out the book’s Web site here. The true story follows Herman Perry, a black Army private during World War II who snapped and w...

Not entirely sure what to say of this but seeing as it’s holding back other reviews I’ll just blast through and get it out of the way, lol. In short, I liked it. I’m not as wowed as others by the fact that animation can successfully cover a subject as bleak as war, because I’...

Filed under: Culture, Microsoft Xbox 360, Action In all fairness to director Len Wiseman, that comparison, gathered recently by Bloody-Disgusting, is in reference to his desire to make a trilogy of Gears of War films. It's in much the same way that one might refer to a box of Cheez-Its as "like a ch...

Every week, Film School Rejects presents a film that was made before you were born and tells you why you should like it. This week, Old Ass Movies presents: Operation Petticoat (1959) There aren’t many movies out there that land squarely in both the War Genre and the Comedy Genre. It’s a...

By Steven Zeitchik With the war in Gaza intensifying, "Waltz with Bashir" is now the third fall movie to resonate eerily (after the Mumbai attacks did the same for "Slumdog Millionaire" and the passage of Prop 8 did that for "Milk"). Ari Folman's diary of his experi...

By Steven Zeitchik It seems hard to imagine what you do after you've created an animated documentary -- about war, no less -- that draws a ton of acclaim and puts you in the catbird seat for an Oscar. But for Ari Folman, the director of "Waltz With Bashir," the answer is simple: tackle a dystopian s...

I talk to Lynda Obst by phone Dec. 1, 2008. Luke: "How did the election affect things around you? I assume most of your peers were happier the day after." Lynda: "We’re all in a much better mood than we might have been, given how horrible the economy is. We’re all drastica...