Jason Patric News

How do you follow up one of the best action movies of the 1990s? Not like this... Someone, somewhere must have thought it was a good idea to make a sequel to one of the finest action films of the 1990s, and that replacing Keanu Reeves with Jason Patric would more than suffice.

How likely is it that love, not to mention hot sex, can blossom between two people who've picked identical careers dedicated to punishing the rest of us? Writer/director Cecilia Miniucchi ponders all sort of related potentials - and impossibilities - in her delightfully dysfunctional offbeat romantic comedy, Expired.

Expired is a truly unfortunate film for all involved. Here is a movie that offers an intriguing perspective on a taboo subject and features great actors in the central roles, yet is delivered with such a jaw-dropping lack of basic competence that its ideas are suffocated and the actors are left to blindly search for plausible action.

This week, Zack and Lauri take a look at the 1987 Joel Schumacher film "The Lost Boys" starring Kiefer Sutherland, Jason Patric, and both Coreys, Haim and Feldman.

The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art 's Phoenix Art After Hours series, which includes art-related films, continues tonight, Nov.

Jason Patric, who let us never forget starred in Speed 2: Cruise Control , seems to be holding his nose as he takes a role in The Losers , the Warner Bros.

I've rented more movies of late, which is a rare treat as we're always so busy and usually do not have the time to watch a lot of television, let alone movies.

THE FORSAKEN Sunday, 19 July 2009 09:02 Michael Gingold Film Restored Archive Review, Originally Posted on 7/28/2001 Perhaps if I hadn't already seen NEAR DARK, and THE LOST BOYS, and FROM DUSK TILL DAWN, and John Carpenter's VAMPIRES, and THE HITCHER, I might have been a little more impressed by THE FORSAKEN , which appropriates bits and pieces ...

Paul McCartney may have been the star on stage, but plenty of stars were in the stands.

If they gave Oscars for problem solving, Bethlehem's Ric Kidney would have a shelf full of trophies.