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The Theatre Bizarre

The Theatre Bizarre is a graphic horror film from beginning to end. What begins like a typical horror flick soon becomes an extraordinary...

Marvin Vasquez

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Matthew Broderick Brings Ferris Bueller Back to Life

Actor Matthew Broderick has brought the Ferris Bueller character back to life in a new Honda commercial. Broderick plays himself...

Marvin Vasquez

Film Blog

USC-Centered Web Reality Series Debuts

Actor James Franco is making noise again. Franco's Web series titled "Undergrads" is sparking controversy, particularly...

Marvin Vasquez

Film Blog

The Artist's Uggie to retire at 10

Remember Uggie? Now, you will. Uggie, the dog who appeared in the movie, The Artist, is retiring at age 10, which is 50+ in dog...

Marvin Vasquez

Film Interviews

One for the Money

Taking over the beautiful Four Season’s hotel in Beverly Hills was the beautiful, and elegant Katherine Heigl, supported...

Sean Oliver

Film Movie Reviews

Haywire

When an action thriller begins quietly, as it does in Steven Soderbergh’s newest film Haywire, it should be suggested to...

Ariel Paredes

Film Special Features

My Most Anticipated Movies of 2012 (Part 1)

JANUARY The Iron Lady (Jan. 13) Two words: Meryl Streep. She is the main reason I will inevitably end up seeing this movie....

Sabina Ibarra

Film Interviews

In Darkness

Set for a limited release in February 2012, In Darkness is the story of Leopold Socha, a Polish Christian and city sanitation...

Patrick Meissner

Film Interviews

We Need to Talk About Kevin: Lynne Ramsay’s Captivating New Movie

The title of this film doesn’t quite convey the chilling story that unfolds in director Lynne Ramsay’s newest film,...

Ariel Paredes

Film Interviews

The Divide

2012 is finally here. Whether you believe in a coming apocalypse or not, The Divide is here to give way to the many post-apocalyptic...

Nataly Chavez

Film TV Time

Raunchy Television

“...We know how to f***ing party!” So says Frank Gallagher in his opening monologue of the first episode of Showtime’s...

Nick Golden

Film Movie Reviews

Miss Bala

One of the most talked about films from Mexico in the last couple of years finally comes to America with a big bang. Inspired...

Sean Oliver

Film Movie Reviews

Declaration of War

A critics' favorite at the Cannes Film Festival, Declaration of War comes stateside. Written and directed by Jérémie...

Sean Oliver

Film Blog

The Artist Gains Popularity

Unarguably, one of the best movies of 2011 is The Artist. And it is gaining momentum from acclaimed critics for its picture....

Marvin Vasquez

Film Special Features

Free Film Series @ LACMA

A special program organized in conjunction with the exhibition Contested Visions in the Spanish Colonial World. Hosted by Edward...

Film Movie Reviews

The Devil Inside

In an age where POV (point-of-view) horror movies like Paranormal Activity and its two sequels rule the box office, one might...

Nick Golden

Film Movie Reviews

The Iron Lady

The Iron Lady is the story of Margaret Thatcher. For those who need a reminder, Thatcher was the UK’s first female Prime Minister....

Nick Golden

Film Interviews

Pariah

Sure to be a hit, Pariah is controversial yet poignant. The project started as a short film and grew into a feature, says director...

Sean Oliver

Film Movie Reviews

War Horse

Steven Spielberg returns to the director’s chair with two holiday blockbuster projects: first up is The Adventures of Tintin,...

Sean Oliver

Film Movie Reviews

The Adventures of Tintin

I’m a fan of the comic book series by Hergé; I’ve read them all. That’s why this review is going to...

David Tobin

Film Interviews

In The Land of Blood and Honey

Clint Eastwood, Robert Redford and Ben Affleck are three of the many who have done it successfully. Now, we can add Angelina...

Marvin Vasquez

Film Blog

The 50 Films You Must See Before Oscar Night 2012

50/50 A Better Life A Dangerous Method A Separation Albert Nobbs Beginners Bridesmaids Captain America Cars 2...

Film Movie Reviews

Carnage

Those unfamiliar with Yasmina Reza’s critically acclaimed play, “God of Carnage,” are in for a refreshing movie-watching...

Kristina Bravo

Film Movie Reviews

London River

Finally coming to America is the critically lauded film London River, which debuted at the Berlin film festival and received...

Sean Oliver

Film Movie Reviews

Corman’s World: Exploits of a Hollywood Rebel

The unheralded godfather of the fast-and-cheap indie film, Roger Corman, has spent his career not getting the respect he deserves,...

Sean Oliver

Film The Channel Surfer

Top 10 of 2011

2011 was what I like to call the Year of the Departure. Oprah, Regis, Meredith Vieira and Susan Lucci all said goodbye to their...

Hiko Mitsuzuka

Film TV Time

Randy Wayne

Randy Wayne picks up after the fourth ring. Throughout the weekend we had been playing unintentional phone tag due to conflicting...

Sola Fasehum

Film Special Features

Annual Worst-Of Lists

’Tis the season for the all of the year-end Best-Of lists. All of the critics groups are weighing in with all of their...

Frederick Mintchell

Film Movie Reviews

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy

Based on the best-selling John le Carré novel (which has already been turned into a TV miniseries), Tinker, Tailor, Soldier,...

Abbi Toushin

Film Movie Reviews

I Melt With You

Hearing that I Melt With You was a film like no other spiked my anticipation. I couldn’t wait, and after seeing it I definitely...

Sean Oliver