A Matter of Life and Death
2009-Apr-28 by Laughcalvin
Tokyo!
2009-Mar-13 by Laughcalvin
Machine Salvation
2009-Mar-4 by Laughcalvin
Inglourious Basterds Trailer
2009-Feb-11 by Laughcalvin

Watch the trialer here. Silly, mindless fun.
Synedoche, New York
2008-Oct-13 by Laughcalvin
This looks like a emotional bender from Charlie Kaufman.
Zac and Miri Make a Porno
2008-Sep-2 by Laughcalvin
Seth Rogen is in serious danger of being type-cast..serious. Anyway, this might be Smith's best effort since his first one.
The What's Happening
2008-Jun-11 by Laughcalvin
The best trailer mash-up I have seen in awhile. The Happening meets Rerun and What's Happening. Priceless.
Choke- The Movie
2008-Jun-6 by Laughcalvin

Chuck Palahniuk is not everyone's cup of snake venom as he has become a bit rote as of late (the Stephen King psycho-punk of serial novels?) but I am interested in how the film version of his novel Choke, starring Sam Rockwell and Angelica Houston, will turn out, especially when the Fox Pub Depart. is handing out anal beads to promote the film
In a new interview with the Daily Texan, Palahniuk thanked Fox for the anal beads: "And then also 20th Century Fox is gearing up to publicize 'Choke,' so they have all these Chinese factory anal beads."
No mistake about it, a tough market these days. Watch the trailer here.
Post Script: Novelist Lucy Ellmann reviewing Palahniuk's latest, Snuff, for the NYTS
What the hell is going on? The country that produced Melville, Twain and James now venerates King, Crichton, Grisham, Sebold and Palahniuk. Their subjects? Porn, crime, pop culture and an endless parade of out-of-body experiences. Their methods? Cliché, caricature and proto-Christian morality. Props? Corn chips, corpses, crucifixes. The agenda? Deceit: a dishonest throwing of the reader to the wolves. And the result? Readymade Hollywood scripts.
Hahaha...eh-hum, she's right.
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
2008-May-26 by Laughcalvin
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I hope Pitt gets this one right. (no worries about Fincher and Fitzgerald)
Mind's Eye Trailer
2008-May-19 by Laughcalvin
Our good friend Bill Coy was the soundman on the indie feature Mind's Eye. Go here to his-and of course everyone else's- work.
The Greaser
2008-May-11 by Laughcalvin
As me old friend Ross Myers knows, you had better grease the wheels.
Iron Sky Trailer
2008-May-7 by Laughcalvin
If the thought of Valkyrie just doesn't do it for your (and who knows when it will come out?) then the 5 million Iron Sky just might. Nazis not only fled to South America and Cleveland, they also went to the moon.
And they're coming back!
Check out the trailer. It looks fun.
Towelhead Trailer
2008-May-2 by Laughcalvin
Mister Lonely
2008-Mar-24 by Laughcalvin
The trailer for Harmony Korine's Mister Lonely. This one might-might-just be a bit more accesible than Julien Donkey Boy.
In A Glass Cage
2008-Feb-7 by Laughcalvin
Here is a total mind**** of a film a friend recco. yesterday from filmmaker Augusta Villaronga. The Spanish title is Tras El Cristal. I think it might only be on VHS but not quiet sure. Highly recco.
Adventures of Iron Pussy
2008-Jan-11 by Laughcalvin
Just what you need on a Friday evening: Some iron pussy.
Syndromes and a Century Trailer
2008-Jan-7 by Laughcalvin
The One Weekend Book Series
2007-Oct-28 by Laughcalvin
The One WeekendBook Series
In each issue M. Lorenz and a Guest Artist
are given 48 hours to experience a city,
document it and create a visual diary without
the use of computers. What this results to is
the documentation of a 48 hour search for
visual entertainment and the definition of the
city visited.
On one hand The One Weekend Book Series
reports of places and situations unmentioned
in city-guides, on the other hand it gives an
exhibitionistic view of the personal state of
the reporters.
Very Well-Done. Watch it!
Digital Domain's CG Work for Zodiac
2007-Sep-18 by Laughcalvin
This is how it's done kiddos. Check out the CG effects for David Fincher's film Zodiac.
Honey, I'm Home
2007-Aug-31 by Laughcalvin
Dream Regime's award-winning short "Honey, I'm Home" quotes HIT's review in their trailer. Cool.


