Saints Row 4 arrives in August, with a bag of crazy and super-powers in tow for this sandbox title.

With Jose Padilha’s Robocop reboot, Alejandro González Iñárritu’s ensemble comedy Birdman and Larry David’s HBO movie Clear History on his horizon, it seems like Michael Keeton is making a comeback. This is great news, because for a man who was once both Batman and Beetlejuice, his career was getting dangerously close to him heading up a new CSI spinoff. But while things are …

Movie trailers are the lifeblood of the film industry, as they generate the positive press needed to really get people to go watch a movie. But big shocker here for fans of American films: Not everyone speaks English. Which means that there are quite a few familiar trailers out there, that feature a voice over from a different language. So here’s …

Much like the horror movie villains that it so frequently and badly parodies, the Scary Movie franchise just refuses to die. A new film is on the way, as number V for Vendetta hits theatres in April. Here’s a first look at said parody, along with a poster that keeps the design tradition of previous films alive. Last Updated: March …

If you’re going to name your movie Kick Ass, then really it’s pretty clear what you need to do. For those of you who haven’t consumed your wake-up bean juice yet and still find your forebrains in sleep mode, allow me to spell it out for you: K-I-C-K A-S-S. Luckily, Kick-Ass, the no holds barred tale of wanna be superheroes, …

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Ever since the Harry Potter films wrapped, the main young cast all appear to be on a mission to prove their acting diversity. Well except for Rupert Grint, that is. He’ll always be a ginger no matter what he does. Luckily, the lovely young Emma Watson faces no such handicap and after playing the free spirited, flirtatious Sam in The …

Pumping testosterone by the truckload into Hollywood with his work on Conan the Barbarian, Dirty Harry, Red Dawn, Apocalypse Now and more, John Milius’ filmmaking approach is described as “He doesn’t write for p*ssies and he doesn’t write for women…he writes for men, because he’s a man.” Despite how much success this manly movie making brought him, his anarchist politics essentially got …