Bill Murray Singing The Bare Necessities From The Jungle Book Will Brighten Your Day

While we don’t expect the live-action version of Disney’s upcoming The Jungle Book to be an exact remake of their 1967 animated version, there is one moment that has been teased in the trailer that tells us part of the classic will be brought back into the new version. The song "Bear Necessities" will be performed by the film’s stars, Bill Murray and Neel Sethi. If you can’t wait to hear them perform it, then there’s good news. The pair did it on TV last night. Check it out. ...
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Felissa Rose et al. join horror-star-stocked “DEATH HOUSE”

The fright film originated by the late Gunnar Hansen, with a slew of familiar genre faces attached, has just added a few more folks to its ensemble. Word came down that DEATH HOUSE, which Harrison Smith will direct from his script based on Hansen’s story, has been joined by SLEEPAWAY CAMP and SATAN’S PLAYGROUND’s Felissa […]

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Found Footage… For Real: Vintage “EVIL DEAD” Behind-The-Scenes Footage!

It might be a cliche, but there’s something magical about homemade horror filmmaking. Personally speaking, I remember running around a campground for a Video 101 assignment, camcorder in tow, filming a faux trailer for a serial killer thriller with nothing but whoever and whatever I could assemble on a Friday night in the middle of winter. […]

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RIP “DARK NIGHT OF THE SCARECROW” director/“ENTITY” author Frank De Felitta

In a sad, coincidental turn of events, the recent passing of DARK NIGHT OF THE SCARECROW star Larry Drake has been followed by the death of the classic TV movie’s director, horror author Frank De Felitta. Filmmaker Jay Woelfel, who has collaborated with De Felitta’s son Raymond, gave us the word that De Felitta died […]

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Watch Chris Pratt Pilot The Milano In Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2 Set Video

It’s kind of amazing what movies are capable of making us see. Part of the reason that giant sci-fi blockbusters have become so common place is because people love to get lost in the realistic worlds these films can create. However, when you strip away all the digital effects it’s...actually, it’s still pretty cool. Check out Chris Pratt on the set of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 piloting the Milano, or at least most of it.     Click the link in my bio for a chance to visit the set of #guardiansofthegalaxy2 ...
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How Gal Gadot Feels About How Everyone Else Feels About Wonder Woman's Breasts

With Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice comic book fans finally got to see the most famous woman in the medium up on the big screen. She got to kick some serious ass, yet apparently many fans were not so much interested in that as they were in...other things. Gal Gadot is spending an awful lot of time talking about her breasts while doing interviews for the new film. And she's pretty much tired of it. While it seems like a million years ago now, there was a time when there was concern about how Gal Gadot would look ...
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Capturing David Fincher's Nightmarish Reality: A Video Tribute to DP Jeff Cronenweth

Meet the man responsible for capturing David Fincher's nightmarish vision.

There is a strange dichotomy at work in the films of David Fincher: a peculiar atmosphere that is both nightmarish and realistic, familiar yet completely foreign. And the one who manages to capture this on film is cinematographer Jeff Cronenweth.

A beautiful video tribute by Josh Maczinski is making its rounds online, revealing his unique cinematic style in Fincher's films, but also explores his haunting work in Hitchcock, Man and Beast, and One Hour Photo. Check it out below:

Cronenweth's frequent collaboration with Fincher began when he worked as a camera operator on Seven. Since then, he has lensed the director's most celebrated films, including Gone Girl, The Social Network, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, and Fight Club. Their collaborative effort has resulted in films with atmospheres that marry the seedy underbelly of human psychology with the dark, fantastical side of the doldrums of everyday life.

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