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First Trailer For Texas Chainsaw 3D

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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre has never been one of my favorite horror franchises. In fact, I’m probably in the minority in thinking that the original 1974 film was one of the most boring horror films out there. However, they obviously have at least a little popularity still left out there, with a remake and prequel being made in the last ten years. Recommended Videos Today, thanks to Coming Soon, we have the first trailer for the latest entry in the series entitled Texas Chainsaw 3D (no “massacre” this time? Read More...

Flesh And Bone Review

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Recommended Videos All eight episodes were provided prior to broadcast. Yes, Starz’s Flesh and Bone is set within the high-stakes, higher-anxiety world of competitive ballet. No, that does not make it Black Swan: The Series. Hailing from Breaking Bad writer Moira Walley-Beckett (who penned that show’s finest hour, “Ozymandias”), the eight-episode limited series is unmistakably its own kind of creature, a “dark and gritty” drama-with-a-capital-D punctuated by moments of over-the-top camp and truly transcendent dance. Unfortunately, it’s also a show with a debilitating identity crisis, not so much toeing the line between oppressive darkness and lurid melodrama as fluctuating between the two without a lick of the grace its fleet-footed subjects so innately possess. Read More...

Frankie Muniz explores what a modern-day Cody Banks would look like

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Frankie Muniz might be best known for his star-making turn in the hit 2000s sitcom Malcolm in the Middle, but he also starred as a teenage James Bond-type in the movies Agent Cody Banks and Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London. Now, the actor is posing what the character would be doing now he’s all grown up. Recommended Videos While the Agent Cody Banks series was meant to capitalize on the young star’s popularity, they were clearly meant for a younger audience. Read More...

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