The heart and soul of this film is Sparky and his relationship to Victor, and that's what really works best overall.
That mission involves Nazi Zombies, of course.
Dylan, Nick and Janelle got together over the holidays to talk about the good surprises of 2012 and meta filmmaking and to make some pop culture resolutions for 2013.
This is what the movies were made for.
Jason Sacks and Daniel Elkin debate what documentaries should be and consider the man behind Dr. Bronner's Magic Soap.
The answer to the question fans of Tolkien have been asking about this movie for months is “no, not really.” But we’ll get to that in a moment.
What is the purpose of film? Is it to entertain, to present fantasy and escape? Or is it to present perspective, to give us a glimpse inside another's dreams? And if it's the latter, what would cinema itself dream?
A new documentary takes a peek behind the scenes of some of the biggest shows on television, and it needs your help.
Daniel Elkin and Jason Sacks this time take a dive into Inside Deep Throat. It's, um, deep.
What if David Lynch directed a Philip K. Dick scripted Apocalypse Now with Jean-Claude Van Damme instead of Marlon Brando and Scott Adkins instead of Martin Sheen, with a dash of Chronicles of Riddick thrown in for good measure?
