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We wanted to get inside the mind of director Sebastian Gutierrez by finding out his Top 5 films, and he somehow managed do so while naming over a dozen other films. From Bunuel to Gilliam, find out who inspires one of the weirder writer/directors out there.

It Might Get Loud is a film for the bedroom dreamers and weekend warriors, a chance to see three of guitar rock’s finest players on the same stage sharing licks, trading tips and talking about how they got to where they are.

Six years ago, Marcus Dunstan was working at Blockbuster Home Video. Within the past four years, he and writing partner Patrick Melton have become major go-to’s in the horror world. On Friday, his directorial debut opened on 1,325 screens. Today, he shares his Top 5 Films with The Rejects. And now, in his own words…

A fan film, remake, spoofs… amateurs have been creating movies inspired by their favorite films for more than 40 years.

Yes, there are Wikipedia entries on most of these shows that will tell you some basic information but if you really want to get into your favorite shows, and especially if you want to interact with other like-minded television buffs and discuss these shows (as well as exchange conspiracy theories), you have to look elsewhere. Lucky for you we have compiled a list of Wikis covering some of the most popular television shows being aired today.

Well, it seems that Comic Book Resources likes to be a credible news site and do research before posting any of the JLA rumors flying willy-nilly around the web. In the site’s “Comic Reel Wrap” posted on Sept. 4 they say that the latest set of rumors originally posted by IESB, have apparently been debunked.

This article was written by guest author Anthony Coe.

You would think that after four of anything, it would get old and stale. The fourth movie in the Die Hard series Live Free or Die Hard delivers from the first minute and doesn’t rely on old tag lines. Okay so there is one “Yippee-Kah-Yay”. But by [...]

Autobots, roll out.

This article was written by guest author Noel Petok.
This movie has it all: controversy, powerful acting, nudity, and deaths that will have you wincing in pain. After a viewing of American History X, other than marveling over the powerhouse storyline, all you will be thinking is “What a performance,” by actor Edward Norton. To say [...]

Wake up and find out what the hell yesterday was about. I’m not too keen on tommorow, and today’s slipping by.

Only in America would the Virginia Tech Massacre be knocked off the top story by Alec Baldwin doing what he does best, being an asshole. I’ve listened to the caustic message this fat, former heartthrob left for his bratty pre-teen daughter Ireland, and I have to say that the man’s biggest mistake was saying these things on tape.

It’s like Rob Lowe or R. Kelly. I can’t really blame the guys for getting down and dirty with a trashy, little under-18 whore. Just don’t put it on tape, guys. Trust me, I never do.

Having grown up in New York, I could have told you that Don Imus was a douche bag. But no, you didn’t listen to me. You had to find out the hard way. Now everyone but the Rutger’s women’s basketball team has their jock straps (or whatever they wear) up in a bunch about a little racially insensitive comment. Have you ever listened to Howard Stern? This could be a lot worse.

But I’m not here to talk about Don Imus or racism in the media, I am here to talk about the finest Liquorish Ladies of La-la Land, the most Bodacious Black Bootied Beauties. I am here to give you, America (and the rest of the world) my Top 10 Nappy Headed Hoes of Hollywood. Let’s do this.

Modern cinema seems to have found in the cinematographic adaptation of well known comics (such as Batman begins, X-men and many others) a new audience for its blockbusters, avid of fast-paced action and eye-catching visuals. Frank Miller’s works (Sin City, and now 300), characterized by very stark visuals and compelling story lines, comes as a perfect source of material for director Zack Snyder (Dawn of the Dead).

This article was written by guest author Luis dos Santos.
Swedish director Anders Nilsson (Den Tredje v¥gen, Livvakterna) has a vast career in action and thriller movies, with most of his films targeted to the international market. He has directed 5 features films and about 80 commercials and has a vast curriculum in screenplay, cinematography and [...]

This article was written by guest author Zachary Payne.
We all know the story of Hannibal Lecter, or do we? In red dragon we learned who he was, in Silence of the Lambs we learned how it was done, but in the latest chapter of the story Hannibal Rising we are taken back to the beginning, [...]

Being a film critic in Los Angeles two things are for certain: you are jaded and you are burnt-out. You write so many negative reviews that the venom seeps into your soul until you can no longer recognize yourself. The last time you saw Originality was; well hell it was a long, long time ago.

This article was written by guest author Payam Emrani.
In this post-modern world of ours it is easy to get lost. With no past to cling to, we are often lured by the siren song of the future. Hollywoodland reminds us of our film past. It takes us back to a world before digital technology and [...]

The Wicker Man is a remake of the 1973 version written by Anthony Shaffer and directed by Robin Hardy. The 2006 version of Wicker Man is directed by Neil LaBute (The Shape of Things), staring Nicolas Cage (World Trade Center) reads like a bad dime store police novel at first. The clich©s are so predictable, you find yourself mouthing along at times. But not to worry, Nicolas Cage carries the movie through the rough patches.