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Shanghai Calling (2012) Movie Review
“Shanghai Calling”, from writer/director Daniel Hsia is a play it by the books “classic fish out of water” romantic comedy. It stars Daniel Henney, who we last saw in “X-men Origins: Wolverine” as Sam...
Read More »New On Blu-Ray Book: Cabaret
Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome. Somehow it’s been 40 years since the theatrical release of “Cabaret”. The movie won director Bob Fosse an Academy Award, and cemented Liza Minnelli as a full-fledged cultural icon. Picture the...
Read More »Check Out Golsing’s Ink In These New Place Beyond The Pines Photos
Hunky dreamboat Ryan Gosling finds a filmmaker he likes working with, and continue to turn out movies with them. His highest profile recent collaborations have been “Drive” and “Only God Forgives” with Nicolas Winding...
Read More »Bullet To The Head (2013) Movie Review
As James “Jimmy Bobo” Bonomo (Sylvester Stallone) says in Walter Hill’s “Bullet to the Head”, “Guns don’t kill people.” Jimmy Bobo, however, most certainly does. With guns, knives, cars, bombs, his hands, walls, even...
Read More »Warm Bodies (2013) Movie Review
If you can make it through the first part of “Warm Bodies”, and get around the fact that they’re obviously trying to do for zombies what “Twilight” did for vampires—make them sexy, clean, and...
Read More »Find Out Why Logan Is In Japan In New Story Details For The Wolverine
We’ve all been paying attention to the behind the scenes doings of James Mangold’s “The Wolverine”. Though the story is based on the Chris Claremont and Frank Miller arc—one of my all time favorites—plot...
Read More »Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters (2013) Movie Review
Here are the things I learned from “Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters”. Good witches are pretty, nice, and will have sex with you in a magical pond. Bad witches look like they’re into black...
Read More »New UK Trailer For Steven Soderbergh’s Pharmathriller Side Effects
Last year Steven Soderbergh and Channing Tatum struck gold with their male stripper drama “Magic Mike”, and hit a lesser vein—silver, maybe copper—with “Haywire”. Now they’re back together again and taking on the psychological...
Read More »Teaser For The Complex Looks Like Vintage Nakata
Japanese director Nakata Hideo’s 1998 horror film “Ringu” is responsible, for good or ill, for a veritable tidal wave of imitators. That creep fest give birth to countless imitators worldwide. Even 15 years later...
Read More »First Poster And Trailer For Environmental Thriller The East
Brit Marling has become something of a staple at the Sundance Film Festival over the last few years. Her two previous films—“Another Earth” and “Sound of My Voice”—both premiered there, and her with her...
Read More »Nicole Kidman Is A Bad, Bad Mother In The First Stoker Clip
The first clip from Park Chan-wook’s “Stoker” has hit the web in preparation for the film’s March 1 release date. Dominated by Nicole Kidman playing a horrible, horrible parent, she delivers a menacing tirade...
Read More »Mama (2013) Movie Review
On the surface “Mama”, the new ghost story produced by Guillermo del Toro, has a number of things going for it. Two strong leads—including a gothed-out Academy Award nominee in Jessica Chastain, and “Game...
Read More »Gangster Squad (2013) Movie Review
“Gangster Squad” is a film a lot of people may take the wrong way. Most of us thought we were in store for a gritty, violent gangster pic, and while there is plenty of...
Read More »Only God Forgives Teaser May Be Short But It Will Pummel You
Nicolas Winding Refn’s “Only God Forgives” is one of my most anticipated movies of 2013. Described as a Muay Thai revenge western, how can it not be on the list. The follow up to...
Read More »Colin Farrell And Noomi Rapace Contemplate Revenge In The First Dead Man Down Trailer
The last time Noomi Rapace and director Niels Arden Oplev teamed up was for the original adaptation of Steig Larson’s “The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo”. That story has some grim moments, the kind...
Read More »New On Blu-Ray: The Wild Geese (1978)/Ashanti (1979)
Since its inception a few years back, Severin Films has been on point, tracking down and unleashing cool and obscure genre fare that you won’t find anywhere else on DVD. And they’re back at...
Read More »Get Creeped Out By The First Six Minutes Of Maniac
“Maniac”, the remake of William Lustig’s 1980 slasher of the same name, hacks its way into theaters sometime in the spring of 2013, courtesy of IFC. Our very own James Mudge named it as...
Read More »Eerie New Clip From Body Mod Horror American Mary
Jenn and Sylvia Soska (AKA the Twisted Twins) made quite a splash this past year with their body modification horror film, “American Mary”. The story dives into a shadowy world where people go to...
Read More »Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from BeyondHollywood.com!
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, everyone! Thanks for making this another great year for us at BeyondHollywood.com! Hopefully you’re all celebrating with friends and family over the long holiday week, and we look forward...
Read More »Django Unchained (2012) Movie Review
Sergio Corbucci’s 1966 spaghetti western, “Django”, is legendary as the film that launched 100 unofficial sequels. This is obvious hyperbole and urban legend—to date only 30-something are accounted for—but it still spawned a crap...
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