Synopsis: Set in a futuristic dystopia where society is divided into five factions that each represent a different virtue, teenagers have to decide if they want to stay in their faction or switch to another – for the rest of their lives. Tris Prior makes a choice that surprises everyone. Then Tris and her fellow faction-members […]
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The Screen Actors Guild Awards, Nominees and Winners, 2012
There are The Golden Globes, The Academy Awards, The Directors Guild Awards, and a whole bunch of other award ceremony’s for achievements in film each and every year. The most widely known, and often times thought of as the most prestigious is The Academy Awards, the “Oscars.” There is one award ceremony that is all […]
Cinema Fearité Presents A Movie So Bad Its Awesome Again With ‘Cathy’s Curse’ (Dir. Eddy Matalon 1977)
Oh, Canada. The relatively low production costs coupled with extremely film-friendly government tax incentives see many horror films heading north of the border to the land of hockey, mounted police and Bryan Adams to shoot. Sometimes, these films end up as classics of the genre, as is the case with Prom Night and Terror Train. […]
The Sure To Charm Your Heart ‘Chef’ Returns To Theatres In Special Engagement
It is a special treat when a movie like Chef is created. A film full of heart that brings out your emotions organically, without the need for gimmicks or special circumstance. Jon Favreau’s Chef deserves the accolades it has received thus far since release in May and those that are sure to follow come awards […]
Cinema Fearité Presents ‘The Wizard of Gore’ – A Splattery Flick From The Godfather Of Gore, Herschell Gordon Lewis
Cinema Fearité Presents ‘The Wizard of Gore’ From the king of splatter cinema, ‘The Wizard of Gore’ is Herschell Gordon Lewis’ career crowing achievement. The term “splatter cinema” was first coined by George Romero, but his films rarely fit the pure definition of the term. Although there is plenty of gore in some of his […]
Dream Sharing: Another Look At Inception and the work of Christopher Nolan
After watching Inception for the first time I noticed something unfamiliar as I walked out of the theater: my brain literally hurt. Unlike an annoying headache, it was a pain I welcomed with open arms because it meant there was actually some kind of mental stimulation going on up there. My mind was overwhelmed not […]
Knight and Day
Synopsis: A woman accidentally gets involved with a spy and must flee the country with him to protect a dangerous piece of technology. Release Date: June 23, 2010 MPAA Rating: PG-13 Genre(s): Action, Film Review Production This is just a good old fashioned action movie. The twists and turns are no big shock and the […]
Justin Long in a Teeny Weeny Red Speedo and More Hilarity with New Images from The Farrelly Brothers Movie 43
The Farrelly Brothers are back to their old tricks–at least we hope they are–in Movie 43, starring Elizabeth Banks, Kristen Bell, Halle Berry, Leslie Bibb, Kate Bosworth, Gerard Butler, Bobby Cannavale, Kieran Culkin, Josh Duhamel, Anna Faris, Richard Gere, John Hodgman, Terrence Howard, Hugh Jackman, Johnny Knoxville, Justin Long, Stephen Merchant, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Chloë Grace […]
TCM Classic Film Festival: The Macomber Affair (1947)
The collected works of Ernest Hemingway are popular for cinematic adaptation. One of the lesser known, and only adapted once for the screen, is Hemingway’s novel “The Short Happy Life Of Francis Macomber”. In 1947, Director Zoltan Korda, of the famous Korda family, brought The Macomber Affair to the big screen with the legendary Gregory […]
Cinema Fearité Presents ‘Invisible Invaders’, A B-Movie With Aliens…That Turn Into Zombies…Then Back To Aliens
One of the biggest challenges in making an alien invasion movie is giving the audience something new and different. Should the aliens be bobble-headed egg-brains like the campy classics in This Island Earth and Mars Attacks!, or should they be the sleek and swift, genuinely terrifying beings from Alien or Independence Day? In 1959, screenwriter […]