Sunday, February 3, 2008

Trailer - Teeth

Every Rose Has Its Thorns

Officail Site:

http://www.teethmovie.com/home.html

Vagina dentata, the unconscious belief that a woman may eat or castrate her partner during intercourse -- literally, the "toothed vagina" -- is a classic mythological symbol of men's fear of sex. It appears in the mythology of countless cultures and societies down through the years.

VHS REWIND : Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004)


Fahrenheit 9/11 is an award-winning film by American filmmaker Michael Moore that presents a critical look at the presidency of George W. Bush, the "War on Terrorism", and its coverage in the American news media. The film holds the record for highest box office receipts by a general release documentary.


A very enjoyable documentary, it is quite an insight into the "war" on terrorism!

And Now For The Triumphant Return of Conan the Barbarian!!!!

NU IMAGE/MILLENNIUM FILMS and LIONSGATE, the leading independent filmed entertainment studio, have announced a deal for Lionsgate to acquire North American distribution rights to the highly coveted film series CONAN THE BARBARIAN, based on Robert E. Howard's mythical conquering hero.

The companies most recently partnered on RAMBO, which Lionsgate is co-releasing (with The Weinstein Company) on January 25th.
Nu Image/Millennium is producing the film, along with Fredrick Malmberg of Paradox Entertainment, George Furla and Henry Winterstern.
Production is slated to take place in Bulgaria in summer/fall 2008.

"We could not be happier to be back in business with Lionsgate," said Dimbort. "They have done a phenomenal job with RAMBO and know how to release a high-profile property. CONAN is an amazing franchise and they will treat it in kind."

"We are delighted to join Nu Image/Millennium Films in bringing Conan the Barbarian back to the big screen," said Constantine. "This is a character unlike any other in the action/adventure canon, with an unlimited potential for stories that are exciting and different.

"Lionsgate was our choice from the beginning." states Lerner of NU IMAGE.


Saturday, February 2, 2008

Lionsgate Films signs deal with IFC!

~The IFC Network (Independant Film Channel) pays $12 million for 70 movies~


The Independent Film Channel has shelled out about $12 million for a package of 70 movies from Lionsgate, many of them TV premieres in the first network window.
"Away From Her," the drama that earned Julie Christie an Oscar nomination, premieres on IFC in the summer of 2010. IFC will get a few other Lionsgate titles later in their network-window run, including "Crash," "Pride" and the "Saw" movies. (FX gets the premiere of "Crash," TNT has the debut of "Pride" and Sci Fi Channel has first dibs on the "Saw" movies.)

"This is one of the biggest movie deals we've ever made," said Evan Shapiro, executive VP and GM of IFC. (IFC opened for business in September 1994.)

The IFC deal represents Lionsgate's third big movie sale in the last four months. The studio harvested $20 million from USA and Sci Fi Channel for "3:10 to Yuma," "Saw II" and "Good Luck Chuck," among other titles. And it chalked up $12 million from Turner's TBS and TNT for four pictures, including two by Tyler Perry: "Why Did I Get Married" and "Daddy's Little Girls."

On the IFC deal, Rand Stoll, executive VP of TV sales for Lionsgate, cited the long-term relationship between Lionsgate and IFC, most notably Lionsgate's production of the "Mad Men" series for IFC's sister network AMC.

Although the Lionsgate movies will kick off on IFC, Shapiro said that some of them will eventually get runs on AMC, WE TV and Fuse. All three networks are part of Rainbow Programming Services, which is owned by Chuck Dolan's Cablevision Systems.

continued at : http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117979759.html?categoryid=1238&cs=1

Trailer : Stephen King's Rose Red

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