Rosalba Neri
Ms. Neri who also went under the name of Sara Bay is 73 years old today, June 19th, 2012. If you went to the drive-in movies during the ‘60s, chances are you saw her many times. Among the 99 films…
Comic-Con Film Festival
The 13th annual Comic-Con International Independent Film Festival (CCI-IFF) is happening alongside the San Diego Comic-Con, and the lineup for this year’s event is now available. We have for you here both the horror/suspense and science fiction/fantasy schedules along with…
The Guyver
A race of aliens are trying to run the earth with an evil corporation. They have a reptile-like appearance, which I suppose pleases David Icke. Their next goal is to attain the guyver, a special device that turns the user…
10 delightfully cheesy 90s
In-depth analyses of the latest movies and TV shows are all part of our daily diet here on Den of Geek, but there are times when – particularly on a Monday – all you really want to do is watch…
Roger Corman Recalls Death Threats
Trashmeister John Waters and King of the B’s Roger Corman were a match made in cult-movie heaven at the 14th annual Provincetown International Film Festival, which wrapped Sunday. How to Survive a Plague: Sundance Film Review Prior to presenting Corman…
Sniggering at Prometheus?
See if you can guess which vapid, if visually impressive, Ridley Scott science fiction opus these quotes are describing: “Not the seminal science fiction film one wants from Ridley Scott…the sets and special effects are well done, but these things…
Corman In P Town
Roger Corman, the king of B movies, is living proof of P.T. Barnum’s observation that nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American people. But the iconic low-budget legend says he’s tried! The producer of cinematic popcorn such…
The Pom Pom Girls
THE POM POM GIRLS was a huge sleeper hit in it’s day and it’s easy to see why. Thousands of stoned kids across the land with beer in hand at the drive-in, watching this documentary-like fun fest on being a…
The Hobbit journeys to Comic-Con
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey hits theaters on December 14, 2012 – but not before a three-hour stopover at Comic-Con 2012 in San Diego this July. TheOneRing.net has also confirmed it will be presenting a Hobbit panel at the show…
Troubled Z
From release date shuffling, to extensive reshoots, to a last-minute hustle for a third act rewrite, it’s no secret that Marc Forster’s World War Z adaptation has been plagued with problems. But as this dystopian drama trudges toward five weeks…
Seeking Justice
There’s a surprising amount of star power behind the newly released straight –to-DVD thriller Seeking Justice (the film had a very small limited release). Nicolas Cage, Guy Pearce, January Jones, Jennifer Carpenter, Harold Perrineau and Xander Berkely star in a…
Giving James Bond Credit
James Bond may have changed — six times, to be precise — but the movies’ iconic opening credit sequences have remained fundamentally consistent: unique, independent works, seducing audiences since “Dr. No” hit the silver screen in 1962. To celebrate the…
Screaming In High Heels
Hopefully you remember Screaming in High Heels, the documentary by Jason Paul Collum on the glory days of 80s video vixens Linnea Quigley, Brinke Stevens and Michelle Bauer, which we were fortunate enough to get an advance look at last…
Remastered Hitch
Nine of Alfred Hitchcock’s silent movies are being remastered in a major tribute to the king of suspense as part of the Cultural Olympiad. His films are considered to be some of the most important and influential of all time…
World War Z ?
The road to get the big screen adaptation of the Max Brooks novel World War Z into theatres has been as bumpy as we have ever seen. Prop seizures. Reshoots. Rewrites. You name it, this production has suffered through it….
40 Years Of Troma
Lloyd Kaufman is the Rodney Dangerfield of low-budget, B-level horror movies. He gets no respect. Even Roger Corman, who is notorious for cranking out genre films for profit since the 1950s, has respect of his Hollywood peers. But in Corman’s…
The Girl From The Naked Eye
An engaging blend of martial arts and film noir, this stylishly shot actioner may well suffer from a rather clumsy title and a cliched storyline, but it has enough punches, kicks and an expected smattering of sex to work as…
El Stinko
Since when did “passion project” become such a dirty phrase? When Andrew Stanton’s magnum opus “John Carter” was released just two short months ago, you’d think he had committed some kind of original sin. Just about every article or review…
Wounds of Excess
Cinematic regret. We’ve all had it. It’s that awful feeling awash of a truly heinous movie-going experience—90 minutes of wasted life. The more you think about it, the more angry you get—not at the movie, but at yourself for being…