The next installment of the American Pie franchise is coming DVD this December.

Watch the new clip “Leave Room Now.”

The Highlander franchise has a long and checkered history with creative output that has often been more bad than good. This production record will not be improved by the latest made-for-TV movie in the franchise, Highlander: The Source. The production disappoints. There is only the semblance of a plot. Characters are poorly drawn. Lack of subtlety and a real back story leaves the ending feeling empty.

Trailer and images for trailer upcoming horror flick starring Liv Tyler and Scott Speedman.

Geeks of Doom reviews the 2-disc extended & unrated edition of director Judd Apatow’s sophomore effort Knocked Up.

Links to the three clips, as well as the trailer and official synopsis.

Weekly Comic Book Pulls for 9-12-07.

Top Cow’s The Darkness: Levels is a compilation of the six-issue miniseries based on The Darkness video game.

The trailer for Simon Pegg’s upcoming comedy is now online.

Watch the trailer here for Season 2 of NBC’s Heroes.

NBC’s Bionic Woman reimagining has an intriguing start with room to grow and a capable enough lead actor to keep you coming back.

We ask you, the reader, to chime in with your favorite comic books you’d like to see adapted for film.

Witchblade Takeru Manga Vol. 8 definitely warrants a purchase, if only for the breathtaking illustrations of Takeru and her rogues’ guild of baddies, illustrated with a mix of grindhouse aesthetic and the traditional manga style.

While Dragon Heat may skimp on the plot and development, and then demand that we actually care about characters when they perish, for adrenaline junkies that just need one gun battle after another, Daniel Lee’s outing is a delicious pu-pu platter that is catered specifically to them.

Mindless and predictable, Mr. Woodcock is the kind of movie that works best when you’ve seen everything else, there is nothing on TV, and you have nothing else to do.

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Part II of the two-part series “The Rest of 2007 Movies — The Good, The Bad, and the Very F**king Ugly” explores what The Film Maniac is steering clear of this Fall.

Ie Approbation has set out to give some willing and adventurous readers a compilation of sorts of the varying genres found within their publishing company while at the same time paying homage to the pedal-to-the-metal speed of the serials of yesteryear, then they have certainly succeeded.

Every director should make at least one Western. It’s as simple as that. I don’t care if they’re in vogue or out, whether they make money or not. If you hope to be worth a damn behind the camera, you need one Western under your belt. Landscapes, violence, sweat, grit, faces with evil intentions or [...]

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