UHHHHHHH, HEYYYYYYYY, VIGGO MORTENSEN, WHAT'S UP? I didn't realize Delia's was doing catalogues for boys now. (Q: Does Delia's even still exist? A: I'm an adult man.) This is the cover for this…   Read Story »

When A History of Violence first premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in 2005, Manohla Dargis and A.O. Scott reported in an early version of a New York Times "blog" that there were boos in the…   Read Story »

We don't do a lot of giveaways around here, because giveaways can be kind of a hassle, and also how many Bones Season 4 rubber coin wallets do you guys really want? But when the offer came to host a…   Read Story »

HAHAHAHAH, WHAT IS THAT MUSIC? Yay! We did it! We walked around a dun-colored nightmarish hellscape of inhumanly horrifying post-Apocalyptic tragedy! And then the United States came from behind to…   Read Story »

Cormac McCarthy's book, The Road is a miserable (in the "good" way) experience; an unrelenting vivid nightmare. One could easily wonder whether they should have ever made a movie in the first place.…   Read Story »

According to the New York Post, Viggo Mortensen may be retiring from movies: The "Lord of the Rings" star tells The Times of London he's grown tired of the travel and promotional burdens imposed by…   Read Story »

There's a good article in the New York Times today about the movie adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's The Road. It turns out that it's very difficult to make it look realistic that the world is covered…   Read Story »

The casting news today is that director Guillermo Del Toro (Pan's Labyrinth, Hellboy, Blade II), who has been signed on to direct the Lord of the Rings prequel, The Hobbit, is trying to wrangle some…   Read Story »

The first image from the Viggo Moretnson adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's The Road hit the internet today (Row Three via i09). It looks about right. I see layers of clothing, and Apocalyptic ash. Oh,…   Read Story »