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When Vibes arrived in theaters in 1988, I was predisposed to like it for a number of reasons.

Until now! Congratulations, it's the never-ending disaster film. Ordinarily that would be the 10th circle of hell, but director Roland Emmerich is the Hugh Hefner of disaster porn, having granted the planet "Independence Day," "Godzilla" and "The Day After Tomorrow." "2012" is his disaster opus, a thriller that keeps on coming, leaving the viewer ...

A quarter of a billion dollars was spent in the making of this movie. A pie chart depicting how all those millions were allocated would have a fat slice labeled "publicity" and a much fatter one labeled "special effects." The slice for "story and character development," on the other hand, would be so skinny there wouldn't be room for a label on it.

There's a lot of crazy stuff going on in 2012 , from grocery stores splitting wide open to giraffes being airlifted over the Himalayas, but Roland Emmerich is smart enough to give us one sane person amongst it all.

With Halloween just a day away, Starpulse writer Kris King is reaching the final stages of his horror movie marathon.

In the 1986 remake of the classic horror film "The Fly," Jeff Goldblum plays a scientist who, while testing his molecule-scrambling new invention, "the telepods" , accidentally gets his genes spliced with that of a common housefly.

Good morning. Today is the 295th day of the year. It is the birth anniversary of Bensonhurst-born comedian Jerome "Curly" Howard, one of the Three Stooges during their heyday.

I don't watch horror movies. I still get the shivers thinking about the book "Pet Sematary," which I read in high school - nearly 20 years ago.

In the 1977 Woody Allen classic 'Annie Hall,' actor Jeff Goldblum, portraying a Southern California partygoer, tells his guru over the telephone-I forgot my mantra.

Couch Trip A narcoleptic challenger, a BBC best gets pulled, and Jeff Goldblum is Willem Dafoe's death-camp dog Couch Trip Picture Terrence Malick directing a script by Manoel de Oliveira, or something ... By Metro Times film writers Homicide Criterion An underrated classic from David Mamet's limited directorial oeuvre, Homicide features Joe ...

Beastly spy spoof focussed on a feline world-domination conspiracy and the vigilant watchdogs who oppose it.

The latest from Wes Anderson plays like a wan, withdrawn redo of his previous film, The Royal Tenenbaums : It concerns an egocentric, curmudgeonly father figure married to a character played by Anjelica Huston, and swaps one Silverado star in love with Huston for another .

Get this.A Remember that 1986 film that introduced the world to Jeff Goldblum as the nutty actor he is?A Well, it's coming back baby!A In an interesting turn of events original director David Cronenberg is reported as developing the new version of the film.A This is interesting considering that in 2004 and 2005 Todd Lincoln was hired to write a new ...

Loading ... What? Ya, you read that right, director David Cronenberg is preparing to remake the iconic 1986 Sci-Fi horror film "The Fly" that starred Jeff Goldblum and Geena Davis.

After directing an operatic adaptation last year, the director is now developing a new movie version of his classic, Jeff Goldblum-starring 1986 body horror Friday, 25 September 2009 The list of film-makers who have remade their own movies is short but exclusive, with Howard Hawks, Cecil B DeMille, Alfred Hitchcock and Michael Haneke among the most ...

By unanswered questions they pretty much mean plot holes Enjoy the list from Wired.com : 10.

That's right, film fans, the director ofA A History of Violence and The Fly is getting back to work on a remake of The Fly .

Cronenberg may even write the script. It's pretty unusual to remake/reboot a film by bringing back the original film's director.

This story goes into what I'd like to call the WTF category. According to THR , director David Cronenberg will reteam with 20th Century Fox to remake the 1986 sci-fi classic, The Fly .

Fly Back: David Cronenberg is in talks with Fox to do a reboot of his 1986 man-turns-into-a-fly classic, The Fly , which starred Jeff Goldblum as a wacky scientist transformed into the titular insect following a botched teleportation.