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The fine gentlemen over at Bloody Disgusting have published a gallery of first look photos of Sam Rockwell in the very under-the-radar sci-fi flick Moon, from freshman director Duncan Jones.

Fans of Flight of the Conchords will recognize the brilliant actor behind this oddball sci-fi writer as Jemaine Clement. Don’t be fooled though, this is very seriously inspirational shit…

For the record, Clark Gregg did not have his fly down for the entire interview.

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

Apparently Kevin Carr is fine with dudes talking about making it with animals, but he gets his chest hair in a bunch when it’s an attractive young female edging toward beast-love.

To the untrained eye (and unjaded soul) the headline above may appear to be misleading hyperbole. But no, these are hard facts taken directly from the author’s own mouth.

The heroes in a half shell might be coming back to the big screen, in live-action, with the same director. Wait, what was that?

Sam Rockwell has flashed his talent on-screen. Now he wants to prove he has skills on the hardwood as well in a new film.

If there is one thing that should be abundantly clear at this point, it is that this is an election year.

Hey kids, I bring another fan film into the officially cool world of FilmSchoolRejects. This fan film though, features none other than Sam Rockwell as The Batman, and Justin Long as Robin.

To illustrate the raunch, Fox Searchlight has released the following red band trailer, which is about as NSFW as they come.

This movie, more than any other, has given us the opportunity for excellently misleading titles. As we reported back in September, in another misleadingly titled news piece, Anna Faris will be strapping on her work boots to play Linda Lovelace in the upcoming biopic also misleadingly titled Inferno.

Could it be a coincidence that the first poster for Chuck Palahniuk’s movie Choke reminds us of the cover of his upcoming book “Snuff”? We think not.

In remake news that most won’t recognize as a remake, Robert De Niro is gearing up to star in Everybody’s Fine, an updated version of Tornatore’s neo-classic Stanno Tutti Bene.

Director David Gordon Green sat down with us to talk about Snow Angels, his Sundance ‘07 hit that is finally getting its theatrical release this weekend. Not only did we discover the lighter side of Snow Angels, but we also got to prod Green about his next film, Pineapple Express.

While I didn’t think David Gordon Green’s film Snow Angels was flawless, it is clear that he made the film for himself and his own artistic sector, and he won’t be hurt or offended if it never cracks the mainstream nugget.

But can he get back?

Fox Searchlight announces a date for its Chuck Palahniuk penned Sundance ‘08 acquisition…

From the writer of Fight Club comes a dark comedy about sexual addiction that is a joy to behold.

Take a look at the first official stills from the upcoming adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk’s novel.