FSR Exclusive

We were able to catch up with Smith and gave some news regarding Will Smith and his role in Oldboy, but here is the full report.

We heard it straight from the star’s mouth. He’s definitely starring in Steven Spielberg’s Oldboy…but there’s a twist.

In support of the release of Special, a new indie film starring Michael Rapaport, Magnolia Pictures has hooked us up with an exclusive clip from the film. Check it out.

Bruce Campbell: “My fans are my clients. I’m never going to really insult them. I’ll dick with them in the movie because I interact with them. I know how to mess with them. And I’m going to do just that. It’s an old Sam Raimi rule: The innocent must suffer.”

So you want Bruce Campbell in your film. He shared with us his four rules he follows when he accepts a part.

We recently had a chance to visit the luxurious InterContinental Hotel in Cleveland, Ohio and meet with one of the producers of Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa. And yes, there is a luxurious hotel in Ohio.

Repo! The Genetic Opera stood out as one of the best films at this year’s Fantastic Fest, and we got a chance to sit down and talk with director Darren Lynn Bousman, writer/actor Terrance Zdunich, and music producer Joseph Bishara.

Brad Anderson’s Hitchcockian thriller Transsiberian hits DVD and Blu-ray today. And we’ve got an exclusive clip to take you behind the scenes.

Emily M. Hagins, 16 year old director of Pathogen, and her mother Megan talk to us about the walking dead, the divide between Star Wars and Star Trek, and what comes next for the talented director.

It has been a long time since I have seen the former Kelly Kapowski in anything significant. As well, it appears that she isn’t getting any help from the wardrobe department.

If you are like many of the folks around Reject HQ, then you too have a soft spot for anything involving Steven Seagal. As well, you will probably enjoy this clip.

Maggie Van Ostrand shines an exclusive spotlight on “a mesmerizing indie documentary embodying the search for commonality in the African American community” from director M.K. Asante, Jr.

Seven minutes into my conversation with Chuck Palahniuk, I’m still not sure that he exists.

Back in July I had the chance to watch the first thirty minutes or so of DJ Caruso’s newest thriller, Eagle Eye. First off, I have to say that what I saw of Eagle Eye…I loved. It was a fun, fast and intense ride that will make you think twice about syncing your iPhone. Caruso’s Disturbia was a big surprise for me, and his followup film seems to be ready to surprise fans once again.

To get you started with Battle in Seattle, we’ve received a clip from one of the scenes right as the WTO riots begin, featuring Charlize Theron on what starts off as an innocent trip to The Gap.

You may remember a little soccer movie called ‘Goal’ from 2005. It made a big splash, and now it is getting a sequel. And we’ve got some exclusive new images from said sequel.

To put it lightly, Vin Diesel would not appreciate being called a “bitch” in any forum. And in this little video, he lays down the smack on a few of this summer’s blockbusters.

Rumors swirl over The Punisher’s rating - but violence junkies rejoice: There Will Be Blood (and an R-Rating).

One of our faithful readers has sent us over this exclusive first look at a set of posters for the upcoming film W., which have emerged in Denver, CO, home of the upcoming Democratic National Convention. Coincidence? We think not…

If you haven’t heard of the upcoming Paramount Vantage release American Teen, then we are about to help you out…

FSR Editor Cole Abaius reports in from the show floor at Comic-Con International 2008 in San Diego. He went out in search of celebrity interviews and scoops… He came back with this.

We’ve got a first look at the final poster for Stuart Townsend’s Battle in Seattle, a quaint little indie just hoping to break on through to the other side.

Join us as we’ve got the inside scoop on the further developments of 3D cinema technology, straight from the trend-setters at DLP.

Some say that M. Night Shyamalan is the modern day Hitchcock. I would contend that few directors can control the pace and suspense of a film like Hitchcock, one of them being Transsiberian director Brad Anderson.

You may have heard by now that the photo we posted of Thomas Jane as Jonah Hex is fake. Only problem is that that’s not entirely true.

As you may already know, we are by no means a scoop factory. Then again, sometimes our ninjas in the field come across something cool that no one else has seen before. This is one of those times…

Sick of all the lame Transformers set photos that have been circulating around the web today? We’ve got one that is more than worth a look — it is worth a million.

The Promotion director Steve Conrad chats with our Josh Radde about making movies in the Windy City, the morality of supermarkets and an upcoming project that involves Brad Pitt playing Brad Pitt.

The Soloist will be released on November 21 and has already garnered some Oscar buzz. Keep your eyes on FSR as we will keep close coverage on the film.