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I started thinking about all the hype and general cooler-than-thou hipsterism that surrounds everything Tarantino/Rodriguez/Grindhouse, and things got ugly.

Quentin Tarantino has kept his fans waiting for his remake of the World War II “Dirtier Dozen” movie, leading some to call him an inglorious bastard himself. Well, the script’s finally out and we’ve learned a lot, including that Brad Pitt may want in, as well as the fact that Tarantino likes to spell ‘bastard’ the wrong way.

Take a look at the bad-ass biker film “Hell Ride” that promises lots of blood, bullets, and naked ladies!

I personally am praying that Roth makes his hilarious trailer of Thanksgiving into a feature film. Until then it looks like Roth will be teaming up with Wu-Tang Clan’s chief producer RZA on a martial arts flick.

It looks as though Struggle Pretty Captive and Reign of Tera star Tera Patrick may be joining colleagues Jenna Jameson and Sasha Grey in making the move from mainstream porn to, well, mainstream Hollywood film.

We’ve got the sickness, that terrible illness that seems to be plaguing so many Americans these days: laziness. That said, here are the news stories that we just didn’t care enough about to write full articles so far this week.

Quentin Tarantino continues to make wild promises about his long in-development project Inglorious Bastards. We are certainly losing interest.

Quentin Tarantino says “Inglorious Bastards” in May 2009, Robert Fure thinks not so fast!

The man’s formative years were spent flinging his extensive film knowledge in the general direction of willing and unwilling ears and his movies are laced with comments on films, past and present. So who better to stand in front of a room full of attentive film lovers and natter to his heart’s content?

We missed Quentin, saw Olivia and finally found out what the big deal was with that Hamlet 2 movie…

Looks like someone is a little cranky without his morning latte…

Director Larry Bishop brings the fun with his modern day Grindhouse biker flick.

As we come to the midpoint of the Sundance Film Festival and its more sightings, more movies and a shit-ton of work.

We roll into Saturday with cold phallanges, more celebrity sightings and one awesome film that deserves to be seen — by everyone.

All the web journalists have had a little while to sober up from last night — now its time to do the news!

Take a quick look at pictures from the set of Quentin’s upcoming badass biker flick.

Death Proof opens on a pair of shapely feet, with polished toes, natch, resting on a sunlit dashboard. Tarantino needn’t even bother putting his name in the credits anymore.