Posts by Gino Sassani

With this week's release of The Lion King on Blu-ray we thought we'd share this interview with the film's original directors. You'll find it is just full of wonderful information about, what I consider to be, Disney's best animated feature. Look for our reviews of The Lion King 3D Blu-ray and The Lion King Blu-ray soon.

BURBANK, Calif. – October 4, 2011 – On the heels of the phenomenal success of The Lion King 3D – which will cross the $80 million mark at the domestic box office today – The Walt Disney Studios has announced limited theatrical engagements for four of its classic films for the first time in 3D. The following titles from Walt Disney and Pixar Animation Studios will be released in 2012 and 2013:

·         Beauty and the Beast – January 13, 2012

·         Disney•Pixar’s Finding Nemo – September 14, 2012

·         Disney•Pixar’s Monsters, Inc. – January 18, 2013

·         The Little Mermaid – September 13, 2013

The horror giveaways just keep on coming. We also have three copies of the Scream 4 soundtrack on CD to give away. To win a copy of this prize, follow these instructions.

Contest is now closed Winners are Veronica Murillo, Burcu A. & Ben S.

Written by John Delia

When I see Seth Rogen’s name listed in the cast of a film, the first thing that comes to my mind is a wild comedy.  But in 50/50 Rogen adjusts his bizarre persona and creates a character that provides the right medicine to a poignant situation.  Although the film gets a little sappy at times, it delivers a strong, meaningful story.

The horror giveaways just keep on coming. Our very good friends over at Anchor Bay are at it again. They have given us a frighteningly clever film on DVD to giveaway as part of our 31 Nights Of Terror. Wes Craven and the gang are back for Scream 4. You can win a copy of the DVD from Anchor Bay and Upcomingdiscs. To win a copy of this prize, follow these instructions.

Contest is now closed the Winner is  Lori P.

Ever thought about making your own zombie movie? In their continuing effort to help us kick start this year's 31 Nights Of Terror our very good friends over at Barron's want to share some more reading that's to die for. This time it's "Filming The Undead: How To Make Your Own Zombie Movie". This book covers it all from how to create make-up effects to understanding the technology of shooting a movie. Who will be the next George Romero? To win a copy of this prize, follow these instructions.

Contest is now closed Winner was Gabriel Chow

To help us kick start this year's 31 Nights Of Terror our very good friends over at Barron's want to share some reading that's to die for. Yes, we're giving away a copy of their wonderful book: 101  Horror Movies You Must See Before You Die. We recently reviewed their 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die. It's a perfect companion for your frightening book shelf. These Barron's books are a ton of fun and are sure to start the debates flying when you share it with your friends. To win a copy of this prize, follow these instructions.

Contest is now closed Winner was Linda Brooks

"New York City 1958: In these concrete canyons, everybody's got an angle. The beauty with the sob story who killed her old man. The harmless geezer who's in bed with the mob. The kidnapped broad who's really a fraud. When a case gets too twisted for the cops, only one man can straighten it out: two-fisted gumshoe Mike Hammer."

My earliest memories of Darren McGavin are the tough reporter that stumbled upon supernatural creatures in Kolchak: The Night Stalker. That short-lived series had a huge impact

Anchor Bay Entertainment and The Weinstein Company have given us 2 copies of Ben Stiller's Submarine on DVD to give away to 2 lucky readers. This refreshing and original film stars Craig Roberts, Noah Taylor and Paddy Considine. To win a copy of this prize, follow these instructions.

Contest is now closed Winners are Brenda Witherspoon-Bedard & Andrew Dankleff

Leslie Nielsen was once a serious actor. He starred in one of the most important science fiction films ever made, Forbidden Planet. He was a staple on the 1950’s television dramas. His unique features and voice made him a busy character actor all the way until the 1980’s. That’s when the cornball kings Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, and Jerry Zucker cast him as the “don’t call me Shirley” Dr. Rumack in Airplane. From that moment on Nielsen went from being a serious actor to becoming the face of an entire comedy genre of corny films.