Like a dieting mom and a freshly-baked cinnabon, Quentin Tarantino and his upcoming western The Hateful Eight is in a complicated relationship: there was no knowing whether he was going to carry on with the project, not until last weekend’s Comic-Con, where he confirmed he is indeed engaging commitment to the project. The striking promo-poster,
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MTV’s “Scream” Makes Initial Set of Casting
Yes, it is happening, in case you have not heard it around: a Scream television series is in the works, taking MTV for a home. Which should not necessarily be bad a thing, but then you have Sam Raimi’s upcoming Evil Dead series and with this you are struck with some sort of
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The History of Sex on Cinema [Infographic]
In this loaded, nifty infographic, Fandor tracks back [the highlights of] the history of sex on film circa Edison Studios’ 1896 “The Kiss” (one of the first American films ever screened) up to Abdellatif Kechiche’s Blue is the Warmest Color last year. Ang Lee’s Brokeback Mountain is a curious addition, where it
“1st Ko Si 3rd” Trailer (+Photos!): First Loves Lost, Second Chances Found
Nova Villa and Freddie Webb are reuniting as old first-time lovers in the upcoming Cinemalaya entry 1st Ko Si 3rd, Real S. Florido’s debut feature about first loves and second chances. Florido made the short film Parang Sirang Plaka, which played at Chicago Fil-Am Film Festival and was finalist at last year’s Cinemalaya since his A.D. efforts in
“The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part I” Gets a New Teaser-Trailer
In the unlikely case that you have settled down after all the geeky previews at the San Diego Comic-Con, here is yet one more to keep fan-saliva dripping. Francis Lawrence’s Mockingjay – Part I, the third film from the gargantuan young-adult franchise The Hunger Games, has released and made available online a new
