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‘I Saw The Devil’ Teaser Makes Us Giddily Tumescent
Okay, maybe that ‘us’ should simply be ‘me.’ Because hot damn I’m excited for this movie! Kim Ji-woon is the brilliant director behind The Quiet Family, A Tale of Two Sisters, A Bittersweet Life, and...
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Fantastic Review: I Saw The Devil
Fantastically talented and exciting directors appear to be growing on trees in South Korea, and this year’s Fantastic Fest has already added a couple more (based on the debuts of The Man From Nowhere...
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Year in Review: The Best Foreign Films of 2010
Welcome to my list of the best foreign films of the year! In case you’re wondering why certain films appear to be missing there are a few factors to take into account. First, films like Mother, A...
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Movie News After Dark: The Social Network’s Globes, Scream 4 Goes Canadian...
What is Movie News After Dark? This is a question that I am almost never asked, but I will answer it for you anyway. Movie News After Dark is FSR’s newest late-night secretion, a column dedicated to...
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11 Must See Movies of Sundance 2011
Sundance 2011 marks my first time at the festival, and the overwhelming task of having the chance to see literally hundreds of films and shorts makes it a daunting and exciting task to look forward to...
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The Reject Report Bureau
Reject Reports. Adjustment Bureaus. A talking gecko. You’d think we were shilling for an insurance company this week. Not the case, and Johnny Depp as Rango is infinitely more adorable than the Geico...
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The Movie Watcher’s Guide to March 2011
We realize that you’re probably sitting at home right now, chewing your own nails off and wondering what movies are coming out this month. Maybe you’re even wondering why no one on the entire internet...
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This Week In DVD: May 10th
This week doesn’t feature much in the way of high profile releases, but there are two genre titles hitting shelves that are worth a blind buy for fans of quality international cinema. And violence....
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Movie News After Dark: Rachel Weisz, Community, Dinosaurs vs. Aliens and Lego...
What is Movie News After Dark? It’s a nightly movie news column that wishes it could recreate the world using Legos. It would begin with the cast of Community and Rachel Weisz. It would then have them...
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This Week in Blu-ray: I Saw the Devil, Black Death, The Green Hornet, Blue...
It’s been a long time since the world has held gaze upon This Week in Blu-ray, that much is true. But it’s back for a Saturday run in a big way — tons of Blu-rays, many of which are worth a rent or...
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A Post-Scandal Schwarzenegger is Ready to Make a ‘Last Stand’
Not too long ago I was all abuzz at the possibilities of a grumpy old Arnold Schwarzenegger returning to acting and taking on all of the roles that Clint Eastwood wouldn’t be able to after taking a...
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Culture Warrior: A Magnolia By Any Other Name
Last week, as I watched Quentin Dupieux’s Rubber, I noticed that the trailers on the rental Blu-Ray were all of titles sharing space at the top of my queue: titles like Takashi Miike’s 13 Assassins,...
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Reject Radio #108: Casting Against Type
This week, on a very special episode of Reject Radio, we speak with legendary actor Ron Perlman about his white dreadlocks in Bunraku, we’ll chat with The Dark Knight Rises executive producer Michael...
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The Holiday Gift Guide: 70 DVDs, Blu-rays and Other Things for the Home...
Merry Christmas movie/TV/goat-cheese lovers! As part of our week-long gift guide extravaganza thingamajig we’ve put together a list of Blu-rays, DVD and a few other ideas for you to use when shopping...
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Year In Review: The 11 Best Horror Movies of 2011
It seems like every year I find myself disappointed in the horror offerings of the preceding twelve months. Especially if you think of widely released theatrical flicks, few of which ever make the...
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The Best Films of 2011: The Staff Picks
As you may have noticed, this final week of 2011 has been almost completely taken over by our third annual Year in Review. It was born in 2009 out of our love for lists and your thirst for reading,...
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Year In Review: The Bestest and Baddest Villains of 2011
As we all sit here at Reject HQ, gathered around an absurdly long, but incredibly imposing, table discussing what to do with the nuclear missiles we just “creatively appropriated” from a breakaway...
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Post-Schwarzenegger Collaboration Kim Ji-woon Heading Back to South Korea for...
After finally turning enough heads in the U.S. and getting a little recognition from Hollywood by making things like The Good, The Bad, The Weird and I Saw the Devil, director Kim Ji-woon finally got...
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‘Doomsday Book’ Trailer Sees the Director of ‘I Saw the Devil’ Take Part in...
There are very few great directors with a near perfect record of feature films because the more movies you make the greater the odds that you’ll eventually make a stinker. Steven Spielberg has Always...
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Review: ‘The Last Stand’ Doesn’t Stand On Its Own
As written, The Last Stand is not an interesting movie. It’s a simple modern-day western as action flick with dialogue that’s nearly 100% expositional and a plot that offers nothing in the way of...
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Korean Thriller ‘I Saw the Devil’ Optioned for Hollywood Dilution
Hollywood remaking foreign-language films isn’t anything new, and countries as diverse as France, Japan, and Iceland have all seen their movies adapted, for better or worse, through an American lens....
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‘I Saw the Devil’ American Remake May or May Not Be a Good or Bad Thing
Magnet Releasing Here’s the thing. It’s fashionable to bash remakes from their very first announcement as unnecessary and doomed to failure, but there have been more than enough good (and even great)...
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