The marketing people at Cinco are going to have a heart attack.

No drugs or alcohol were found in his system. Scientists are baffled.

Rest and relaxation my foot.

If I had flame throwers on my 2002 Corolla, I could burn away the morning traffic jams. The cops would pull me over and beat me senseless, but it’d be worth it.

You’ve probably been anticipating the news of the 2011 Sundance Film Festival’s first all-around bad movie, with reports of mass walkouts and ritual suicide.

It appears that Fox Searchlight has discovered a new way to churn out remakes – start remaking documentaries.

I certainly hope that he’s successful in his endeavor. But the idea that what Smith is trying to do is somehow applicable to small, independent filmmakers is complete nonsense.

Kevin Smith is going to turn a profit on his new film Red State on his own terms. The director is taking his film on the road in the coming months, screening it in several cities before its official release date in October.

Kevin Smith is already drumming up publicity for his next movie.

Michael Barnett’s Sundance documentary ‘Superheroes’ is an exploration into the culture of real-life vigilantes and real-life people who want to make a difference by dressing up as Slipknot.

It looks like TimeCrimes will get an English-language redux, three years after the Spanish film grabbed a cult following at Sundance.

Jason Reitman and Matt Groening have got jury duty. The good kind.

At some point last year Ridley Scott and Kevin McDonald got together and were all like “Dude, let’s do something epic.” The result is a film called Life In a Day.

What’cha, what’cha, what’cha want, Elijah Wood, Danny McBride, Will Ferrell, and Jack Black? Oh, to star in a short film based on the Beastie Boys’ 1987 music video (You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party).