The Hand That Rocks the Cradle News

The Hush-Hush News Report 10.13.09: The Posted by Erik Luers on 10.13.2009 Erik Luers fills in for Jeremy Thomas and brings the news on David Lynch's artwork, Ingmar Bergman's movie props up for sale, Nine pushed back another three weeks, Annette Bening in a play, new Warner Archive titles announced, premiere of Survival of the Dead, Mike Nichols ...

The remake of "Mother's Day" is this week's feature film. Details below . Non free-use rationale: The entire poster is depicted in low resolution with the intent of illustrating the original film in anticipation of the upcoming remake without competing with or hindering the copyright owner's ability to market this product in any way; 1980; Troma.

If crazy people never got laid, the world would be a sad place. There would be no dumpster sex .

Photo by Darren Ridgley Crew members get ready for a night of shooting on the set of Mother's Day, a horror film scheduled to be released next year.

Here's a sad fact about the Toronto International Film Festival. Unless it has Atom Egoyan or David Cronenberg's name on it, works on display by Canadian filmmakers tend to generate about as much buzz as a squashed bumblebee.

As the Mother's Day remake takes shape, some solid names with genre experience are becoming attached.

Most people recognize Rebecca De Mornay from her turn as the psychotic, homicidal nanny in The Hand That Rocks The Cradle .

Rebecca De Mornay will be the mother from hell, toplining the remake of cult 1980 horror pic "Mother's Day," with shooting to start next week in Winnipeg.

AS the star of The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, actress Rebecca De Mornay is no stranger to the demands of playing a vengeful psycho.

Psst! If you think that guy you've seen around downtown San Antonio looks an awful lot like "Q" from TV's Star Trek franchise, don't doubt your eyesight.

THE COLLECTOR follows the story of handyman and ex-con Arkin, who aims to repay a debt to his ex-wife by robbing his new employer's country home.

I realize that this is more topical than my posts usually are, but I happened to catch The Hand That Rocks The Cradle on TNT Saturday night at around 6,000 o'clock am and smartly decided to watch the whole thing, having only vague memories of the thriller from back when I probably watched it at age thirteen hoping for boobs and receiving a creepy ...