So I'm sitting around doing some computerin' with the TV on, not really paying much attention to it. Out of the corner of my eye I catch the end of a preview. The word "Machete" flashes across the screen. After that it says "September 3". Now I'm running through my memory. Where have I heard that film title before? And then it hits me. An image of Danny Trejo flying through he air on a motorcycle... more.

So The Expendables has been absolutely killing in the box office. to the tune of around $45million. A bit lower than I would have predicted, but still nothing to be sad about. But let's look at the actors in The Expendables. Ever wonder what their body count is? Sure, we always watch actors destroy each other in films, but how many fictional characters have they actually killed? Wonder no long... more.

That's right everyone, we now have 4 NEW Green Lantern posters for our viewing pleasure. Well, new to me at least. I have no clue when these hit the web, but a MovieGuys reader was kind enough to send them my way. The posters don't give away any of the films plot, or even a real glimpse at the actors themselves. However, they are pretty cool to look at, and I love the slogan. In the Brightest ... more.

In ten years and six films, Christopher Nolan has managed to somehow solidify himself as a bona fide Hollywood director. But there is something enigmatic about Mr. Nolan. While most of these directors simply make their films, collect their paychecks and wait for the next sure fire hit to come their way, he by all appearances, takes a vastly different approach. With the exception of Insomnia, he en... more.

I thought that the days of B movies had long since past and died the day Ed Wood left this mortal existence. However, it appears that B movies are slowly making a comeback, with films such as Zombie Strippers and this little schlock gem. While this is a genre of film I usually avoid in order to save any remaining brain cells to, the sheer curiosity overtook and here I am writing about it. The r... more.

Edge of Darkness, Mel Gibson’s first starring role in eight years, has so much going for it on paper. First there is Mel himself, who has starred in and directed some of the most iconic films of this generation. The director Martin Campbell has on his resume the very decent Casino Royale, which reinvigorated the sagging Bond franchise. The screenplay was written by William Monahan, who scribe... more.

If you remember at the end of Rambo 4 (AKA Rambo, AKA John Rambo) it was pretty obvious that the end of the series was here. For those of you that don't remember (spoiler alert), the end of the film showed Rambo walking down a dirt road on his way home. Sly even said himself that he wouldn't be walking down that road again, that it was the final film in the chapter. So what is the deal with the... more.

When I see the Happy Madison logo at the beginning of a trailer, I tend to expect things. I expect to see something that blows me away. However, as of late, I have found myself let down, and Grown Ups looks no different. Perhaps Adam Sandler has lost his touch, maybe it was just a bad idea for a film, or could it be that I am too drunk to find it funny (ironic huh?), but the trailer just slid past... more.

Kick-Ass opened yesterday, and sadly I just haven't had time to go and see it. I did however, have an opportunity to sit down, and read Mark Millar's Kick-Ass: Creating the Comic, Making the Movie. Yeah, that's right, I read a book. Upon opening the front cover, and reading the first line in the book (which read "HOLY F*CK!"), I realized that this book was right up my alley. More pictures tha... more.

Joining such Saturday Night Live-skit-to-movie movies as The Blues Brothers, Waynes World, Coneheads, and The Ladies Man, is MacGruber. Directed by SNL writer and current Lonely Island member Jorma Taccome, MacGruber is action comedy about an ex-special ops agent played by Will Forte who is called on by his country to apprehend his sworn enemy Dieter Von Cunth (Val Kilmer). After Von Cunth threat... more.