"Drive Angry" burns rubber onto DVD and Blu-ray as the high-octane action-adventure arrives May 31 in both 2D and 3D from Summit Entertainment.

Nicolas Cage stars as the undead felon, Milton, who breaks out of Hell to even the score with killers who murdered his daughter and kidnapped her baby. The film also stars Amber Heard, William Fichtner, Billy Burke, David Morse and Tom Atkins.

Directed and co-written by Patrick Lussier ("The Eye") and Todd Farmer ("The Messengers"), the filmmakers responsible for the skin-crawling "My Bloody Valentine" return to their action-thriller roots in Driv...

January truly is the worst month for film. In fact, January is the equivalent of the second string JV team in high school. Its sole purpose is to warm the benches for the upcoming seasons.

The month sometimes holds a few kernels of popcorn goodness. The two genres that perform well, or at least have been granted a few sleeper hits in the past decade, are thrillers and sci-fi/horror. Last year 'Taken' and 'My Bloody Valentine 3D' were stars among flops in January. Typically, as rabid consumers of cinema, we forget about January. Honestly, do any of you fondly remember titles like, '...

"Resistance is futile" this October as Spike TV presents the fourth annual "Scream," the first and only global event of its kind to honor the best in sci-fi, fantasy, horror and comic genres. Taping on Saturday, October 17 at The Greek Theater in Los Angeles, CA, "Scream 2009" celebrates the hottest films, TV shows, comics, actors, creators, icons and pioneers who have influenced and shaped the industry. This year's show will also continue the tradition of featuring exclusive World Premieres from some of the most anticipated movies of 2010. The two-hour extravaganza will premiere on Spi...

The film industry has a long history with trying different avenues to bring more viewers in and keep them in their theater seats. In the 1930s, studios brought back what we remember as "Smell-o-vision," which first began around the late 1910s. This technology bombed with theater audiences but apparently works in theme parks, as it is popular in Disney World on rides like "Soarin" and "It's Tough To Be a Bug."

3-D technology was another attempt at creating a higher level of spectacle for cinema audiences. There are different ways to create three dimensional images - different cameras...

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As I sit down with Kerr Smith (Dawson's Creek, E-Ring) to talk about his latest project, a foray into feature film with the genre slasher flick My Bloody Valentine 3-D, I want to tell him that I was shocked and awed by the "not your parents' 3-D" that he is so animatedly plugging and that he brought something special to a normally one-note type of character. Well, at least the latter is true.

Smith is a veteran TV actor who, in his early twenties, moved out to New York to basically give himself "five years to see what [I] could do." He spent about six months in accounting classes bef...

Comedy star Kevin James' new film Paul Blart: Mall Cop has wrestled its way to the top spot of the box office - taking in $33.8 million in its opening weekend.

The film, in which James plays an over-zealous security guard, knocked Clint Eastwood's latest directorial/acting offering Gran Torino into second place - one week after the drama became the biggest opening movie of Eastwood's career with takings of $29 million.

Torino's second week in theatres earned the film another $22.2 million, beating out new horror film My Bloody Valentine 3-D, starring Jaime King, which took i...

Lionsgate presents this retelling of one of the most underrated slasher films of the early '80s with this tale of a small town that's terrorized on Valentine's Day by a murderous maniac. Continue summary

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2009 is upon us, bringing with it all the hope that new year's usually bring. Usually, this hope is for health, happiness, and prosperity, and that is exactly how it should be. This year, however, I have an additional hope - or I should say, I had an additional hope - that Hollywood wouldn't soil our planet with films that make me wish my eyes had been burned out in some kind of electrical accident. Alas, ever the Cubs fan, I must wait for next year. Until then, I take solace in the fact that I may save you the pain of sitting through these movies.

Paul Blart: Mall Cop (Release Date: 0...