After the somewhat bitter taste leftover from Green Zone and Hereafter, everyone at this point might be feeling a little more than nervous to see a new Matt Damon film just yet. This should be the case…unless you’ve seen the trailer for The Adjustment Bureau, the thriller with a romantic edge expected to hit theaters March 4th. Starring Damon in the lead with Emily Blunt, The Adjustment Bureau... 

Kevin Smith has a new movie to show you and he’s hoping to bring it to theaters in March of 2011. With a teaser trailer out for Red State, Smith’s anticipated thriller film, movie geeks and Smith fans everywhere can finally see what he’s been working on, sort of. Full of religious leanings and strong imagery, even after watching the trailer there is still a large amount of mystery as to what... 

The concept of being buried alive goes back centuries in literature and only slightly as far when it comes to portions of plot in film, so the idea of making an entire film based on being buried alive isn’t too far of a stretch. With the new film Buried a character played by Ryan Reynolds is just that; trapped in a coffin and buried alive. The difference with Buried is that the main character was... 

With a steady decline of success worse than the stock market, M. Night Shyamalan’s films of late have been more and more abysmal with each release. First it was the questionable to some The Village, then we had Lady In the Water followed by The Happening and most recently the failed The Last Airbender. So what’s next for M. Night you ask? (Like you even care at this point.) A film titled Devil... 

Okay, so we’ve all seen the movies about the stupid teenage kids who go out to some far off cabin in some far off woods and get spooked out by some fearful thing, be it wolves, diseased yokels, or Pumpkin Head. So to spice things up a bit, let’s replace the woods with a ski resort and replace the cabin with a ski lift. Now, we’ll stop the ski lift in midair, teenagers aboard, and have the resort... 

At first sight the A Nightmare on Elm Street trailer looks suspiciously familiar to the original. On a second look, however, the trailer seems to offer some scenes which look fresh and inventive. Categorized as a contemporary reimagining rather than a remake, Nightmare wants to tell the “origin story” (getting tired of that buzz word?) of Fred Krueger in a new way while staying true to the mythos...