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ANGELS & DEMONS by Rick Villalobos Adoration by Bridget Ascenzo After Last Season by Jason Coffman After Last Season by Elaine Hegwood Bowen Dance Flick by Elaine Hegwood Bowen Drag Me to Hell by Jason Coffman Drag Me to Hell (2009) by Sawyer J. Lahr Girlfriend Experience, The by Jason Coffman Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009) by Sawyer J. Lahr Hurt Locker, The by Kelsey Aicher I Love You, Man by Clint Fletcher Imagine That by Elaine Hegwood Bowen Lemon Tree by Matthew Vasiliauskas Little Ashes (2009) by Sawyer J. Lahr Monsters Vs. Aliens by Nathan Baker-Lutz Next Day Air by Elaine Hegwood Bowen |
O'Horten by Joshua Sparks OBSERVE AND REPORT by Rick Villalobos Paris 36 (Faubourg 36) by Jef Burnham Perfect Sleep Review, The by Gary Schultz Pontypool by Jason Coffman Pope's Toilet, (El Bano del Papa), The by Ben Poster Soloist, The by Jef Burnham Star Trek by Jef Burnham Surveillance by Del Harvey Taking of Pelham 123, The by Elaine Hegwood Bowen Tokyo Sonata by Matthew Vasiliauskas Tokyo Sonata by Jef Burnham Tyson by Elaine Hegwood Bowen UP by Elaine Hegwood Bowen Whatever Works by Jef Burnham X-Men Origins: Wolverine by Lauren Sepanski |
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Our 2008 Top 10 Lists...
Interview: Interview: Timothy Hutton of Leverage by Laura Tucker
Battle of NYC’s Finest…On Stage by Annie Vinton
Interview: Interview: David Alan Grier by Laura Tucker
Interview: Interview: Bruce Campbell of Burn Notice by Laura Tucker
Interview: Interview: USA Channel’s “Royal Pains” Producers by Laura Tucker
Interview: Interview: Nichole Hiltz and Joshua Malina of In Plain Sight by Laura Tucker
Exclusive: Tribeca 2009: Striking Gold with Shadow Billionaire by Annie Vinton
Exclusive: Tribeca 2009: Accidents Happen Round Table Rap by Annie Vinton
Tribeca 2009: Days Three and Four – Staying Cool as the Temps Rise in New York by Annie Vinton
Tribeca 2009: The Tribeca Buzz Continues… by Annie Vinton
Check out Hollywood's latest release schedule here.
After Last Season by Jason Coffman
Arithmetic Lesson by Sawyer J. Lahr
Black Dynamite by Lauren Sepanski
Murder Collection Volume 1 by Jason Coffman
The Class [Entre Les Murs] by Kelly-Michelle Mason
Read all our independent film reviews here.
Cadaver by Jef Burnham
Schoolboy Crush by Sawyer J. Lahr
Tokyo Gore Police by Jason Coffman
Tokyo Sonata by Jef Burnham
Tokyo! by Jef Burnham
Read all our Asian cinema reviews here.
Betrayed by Del Harvey
Blue Murder by Elaine Hegwood Bowen
Dragon Hunters by Elaine Hegwood Bowen
Guns by Elaine Hegwood Bowen
Princess Protection Program by Laura Tucker
The Education of Charlie Banks by Elaine Hegwood Bowen
The Jonas Brothers: The Concert Experience by Laura Tucker
They Call Me Bruce? by Jef Burnham
Tokyo! by Jef Burnham
Transformers: The Complete First Season 25th Anniversary Edition DVD by Gary Schultz
Read all our DVD reviews here.
Ace in the Hole by Alan Rode
Billy Wilder’s tour de force about news-hungry reporter Kirk Douglas’ sensationalized account of a man trapped in a mineshaft.
Strange Illusion by Barry Meyer
Edward G. Ulmer’s off-the-wall classic now on DVD.
The Box by Del Harvey
MTI releases this gritty contemporary noir about two people who’ve finally found something worth living for, if they can only escape their pasts.
The Lodger / Hangover Square by Alan Rode
Rare double-feature starring the impressive Laird Cregar.
The Perfect Sleep Review by Gary Schultz
Read all our film noir reviews here.
No Child’s Left Behind - Raising the Bar, Monday, June 29 by Laura Tucker
New Season of The Cleaner On A&E by Laura Tucker
Wedding Day Series Premiere On TNT by Laura Tucker
Saving Grace Season Premiere On TNT by Laura Tucker
SAVING GRACE SEASON PREMIERE ON TNT by Elaine Hegwood Bowen
Raising the Bar Season Premiere on TNT by Laura Tucker
Six By Agatha: Six 90-Minute Mysteries Featuring Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple by Del Harvey
Smile Pinki by Bridget Ascenzo
Chuck by Jon Bastian
Expedition Africa Series Premiere on History by Laura Tucker
Read all our television reviews here.
The Anderson Files
Check out our weekly column featuring the latest horror DVDs.
This Week: Slaughter.
Cadaver by Jef Burnham
Drag Me to Hell by Jason Coffman
Martyrs by Jason Coffman
Mum & Dad by Jason Coffman
The She-Beast (a.k.a. Revenge of the Blood Beast) by Jef Burnham
Read all our horror reviews here.
80Years of the Oscar - Much More Than a Coffee Table Book by , Reviewed by Annie Vinton
Gamorrah by , Reviewed by Jef Burnham
He’s Just Not That Into You by , Reviewed by Carolyn Oakes
John Steinbeck’s East of Eden by , Reviewed by Jef Burnham
Watchmen by , Reviewed by Jon Bastian
Read all our book reviews here.

American Cinematheque at the Egyptian Theatre. American Cinematheque is a cultural arts organization that considers themselves a combination revival house and sneak preview palace for rare and unusual cinema, showcasing everything from International Sci-Fi and Horror to the films of overlooked studio directors from Hollywood's golden age, new independent films hot off the festival circuit, the best of international cinema, and much more. Please click here to see their current schedule
The American Cinematheque Presents
Outfest Collaborations at the Egyptian Theatre: Gay & Lesbian Programming from Around the World! Outfest is select Wednesdays year round, but is on hiatus in the month of July and returns in August with Best of the Fest selections. For more info: www.outfest.org.
COMING SOON: Indian Goodfellas, Sci Fi, Fantasy & Horror, Roger Corman in Person, Family Matinees at the Aero — plus more L.A. Premieres of new films and much, much more.
Hayden Panitierre: The Semi Naked Truth
RODRIGUEZ PLAYS WITH SOME TRANSFORMERS
THE SUMMER OF ORCI AND KURTZMAN
JULIA ORMOND UNDER SURVEILLANCE
RAMIS SATIRIZES BIBLICAL TIMES
LEGUIZAMO: BACK TO THE ICE AGE
EVAN RACHEL WOOD SHOWS OFF HER COMEDIC SIDE
RUFUS SEWELL DEFENDS CONTROVERSIAL ‘NANCY’
THE MANY SHADES OF BETTY WHITE
TATIA ROSENTHAL TAKES ANIMATION TO NEW HEIGHTS
THOMAS HAYDEN CHURCH LOVES NEW FANTASY ROLE
SILBERLING GOES IN A LOST DIRECTION
BRITAIN’S ANNA GOES AND GETS LOST
ZAHN SHOWS HIS MANAGEMENT SKILLS
ISRAEL’S AYELET’S HAS HIGH EXPECTATIONS
JJ TAKES ON A SOARING FRANCHISE
SWINTON MAKES AN INTENSE ‘JULIA’
CHO BEAMED UP TO NEW TREK CHALLENGES
JACKMAN REPRISES THE ROLE THAT LAUNCHED CAREER
WRIGHT EXAMINES A DIFFERENT SIDE TO LA
WRIGHT EXAMINES A DIFFERENT SIDE TO LA
DIESEL STILL FAST, FURIOUS AND COMPETITIVE
WALKER HAS AMBIVALENT ATTITUDE TOWARDS SUCCESS
LIOTTA PARODIES INTENSE PERSONA
FARIS RETURNS TO WACKY COMIC STYLE
KRISTEN STEWART SHAKES OFF BELLA
MONICA POTTER RAISES HELL IN CRAVEN REMAKE
WES CRAVEN REMAKES HIS OWN CLASSIC
KRISTEN KREUK TAKES ON ICONIC VIDEO GAME CHARACTER.
TYKWER MAKES OLD FASHIONED ‘INTERNATIONAL’ THRILLER.
MORGAN NO LAUGHING MATTER IN ‘WATCHMEN’
TYKWER MAKES OLD FASHIONED ‘INTERNATIONAL’ THRILLER
PANABAKER HEADS TO CRYSTAL LAKE
CHRIS ROCKS WITH COMIC HAIR DOC
ALEXA VEGA ALL GROWN UP AND HEADING DOWN UNDER
NAOMI WATTS BALANCES MOTHERHOOD AND STARDOM
GREGOR JORDAN’S LATEST FILM MALIGNED AT SUNDANCE
EVANGELINE LILLY INTERVIEW: AFTERWARDS MOVIE AND LOST
NEESON TAKES ON HEAVENLY AND ACTION ROLES
EMMA ROBERTS READY TO GIVE UP ON FAMILY MOVIES
BRENDAN FRASER CONTINUES ON FANTASTIC JOURNEY
THE FANTASTIC WORD OF PAUL BETTANY
For the full list, click here.