The Hurt Locker and director Kathryn Bigelow have finally won their first major award at the Directors Guild of America Awards held yesterday at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza. Bigelow won the award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Featur…
Shock Till You Drop caught up with fan fave actor Bill Moseley at tonight’s LA premiere of The Graves , now playing as part of After Dark Films Horrorfest 4. “I didnt know Brian Pulido before doing The Graves ,” says Moseley. “I actually like…
The LA Times has a nice PR piece on how wonderfully awesome The Losers is going to be and about how the filmmakers aren’t sweating The A-Team because their film comes out first. Which makes sense. After all, there’s tons of cake to be had if you’re …
The LA Times has a nice PR piece on how wonderfully awesome The Losers is going to be and about how the filmmakers aren’t sweating The A-Team because their film comes out first. Which makes sense. After all, there’s tons of cake to be had if you’re …
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Kathryn Bigelow became the first woman to win the best director award from the Directors Guild of America on Saturday with her Iraq war thriller “The Hurt Locker,” a low-budget film gathering awards steam ahead of the Oscars.
Kathryn Bigelow has become the first woman to win the DGA award for Outstanding Direction of a Feature Film with The Hurt Locker, defeating James Cameron’s Avatar. This makes Hurt Locker the favorite for at this year’s Academy Awards. A full listin…
If there’s one movie that’s going to be a compete a total hit or miss adaptation to the big screen, it’s Dune. The 1984 Dune flick was a “like it or hate it” type movie, and this new imagining by director Pierre Loren could end up face first in the …
WTF? Are we about to see dueling 3-D porn films? Italian filmmaker Tinto Brass, best known for the weird and abysmal 1979 film CALIGULA, indicates that he wants to redo it…
Canadian actor, writer and director Paul Gross has never really cracked the unforgiving world of Hollywood. But he’s hardly complaining. He talks candidly about his life in the biz, and his sex symbol status, in a sit-down with Sandie Rinaldo.
David Michôd has had a pretty big year at Sundance. Hesher, which he wrote along with director Spencer Susser, was one of the most anticipated films of the festival (read Peter’s review here). He also directed Animal Kingdom, an Australian crime dr…