by Ken Bergman on April 19, 2010
It is well over a year, before the 23rd James Bond movie will see the inside a theater, as it premiere is planned to November 18, 2011. Nevertheless, rumors about the plot has been circulating around the net for some time now, for example that Bond would head off to Afghanistan to fight drug smuggling, [...]
by Ken Bergman on April 11, 2010
If you’re waiting to see Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor cuddling in the dark and gayish comedy, I Love You Phillip Morris, you may need to wait a long time, since its distributor Consolidated Pictures Group has decided to put in on hold, in worst case indefinitely. I don’t think it is the gay theme [...]
by Ken Bergman on April 11, 2010
I cannot help to wonder if Tom Six isn’t in fact the secret lovechild between H.P Lovecraft and Clive Barker. Who else could have come up with such a macabre and gut-wrenching story, yet still so weird and fascinating that you cannot help yourself from wanting to view it? The plot in The Human Centipede [...]
by Ken Bergman on April 6, 2010
CW has released a fresh web-clip from the upcoming Supernatural episode, 99 Problems. In the last episode, Dean and Sam had a one way talk with God, which did not end well for them, as God told them that they shouldn’t expect any more help from Him. It was also revealed that God was the [...]
by Ken Bergman on April 5, 2010
With both pre-shoots and auditions going down this month, it’s safe to say that Michael Bay’s Transformers 3 is starting to roll out. On April 12, a crew of about 60 people will head to Indiana to shoot a pre-vis scene at an industrial property, owned by the Majestic Star Casino. The scene, which will [...]
by Ken Bergman on April 4, 2010
It’s time for Alice to set the record straight, once and for all(?), with the umbrella company and by the looks of the teaser trailer, which has fought its way to the net, it seems to contain everything I hoped it would – some savage zombie-killing action! Resident Evil: Afterlife will come in 3D, which [...]
by Ken Bergman on April 3, 2010
Movie titles are fascinating, are they not? They are also powerful, since they can almost make or break a movie on their own. I think that a good movie title should be able to draw you towards it, wanting to learn more about what kind of story that could be lurking behind it. Of course, [...]
by Ken Bergman on April 3, 2010
Splice is a Sci-Fi horror, from the Cube director Vincenzo Natali and the screenwriters Doug Taylor and Antoinette Terry Bryant, which received generally positive reviews since it was screened at the Sundance Film Festival, in January. The movie centers on two rebellious scientists Elsa and Clive, who disobeys the ethical and legal boundaries with their [...]