Posts by John Chase85

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Warm Bodies is actually based on that novel by Isaac Marion. It’s set in this post-apocalyptic world where everything has gone to hell, and the story follows this zombie named R who ends up saving a girl named Julia from a pack of zombies. He basically escorts her all the way back to the last remaining human stronghold, and yeah, they end up falling for each other along the way.
The movie is directed by Jonathan Levine and stars Nicholas Hoult and Teresa Palmer. It’s hitting theaters on February 1st, 2013.

The reviews are actually pretty solid, but the box office projections are looking rough—they're estimating the US haul at a measly $31 million.

Just saw the first trailer popped up on IMDb, so figured I'd start a thread here.

V/H/S is that horror flick that actually premiered at the Sundance Film Festival.
It’s hitting theaters here in the US on October 5th, 2012.

The setup is basically this crew of criminals hired to break into an abandoned house to snag some footage. While they're hunting for it, they end up watching a bunch of seriously disturbing tapes.

So far, the reviews are leaning slightly positive.

http://www.imdb.com/list/voCA4OW3Suo/#play-all

So, we've got these two cops out in Los Angeles who stumble onto something absolutely massive, and suddenly they've got a huge target on their backs from some cartel. It’s pretty intense. The heavy hitters are Jake Gyllenhaal—who actually shaved his head completely for this role, can you believe that?—and Michael Peña. It's directed by David Ayer and produced by John Lesher. The budget sits at about $10 million, and it's hitting theaters on September 29, 2012.





Trailer:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mf2K9GzgiF0

Look, I’m not exactly the biggest fan of animated movies, but this one? This is one of those rare exceptions that actually hits the mark perfectly.

That’s a pretty pathetic payout considering the budget they threw at this project.