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Jon Turteltaub sat down with several of his closest friends (and by “closest friends,” I mean “members of the media”) to chat about the DVD release of National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets.

Jon Favreau sat down with EW.com to talk about the surprise critical and opening box office success of Iron Man, the risk of casting Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark, and what the future hold for Favs, Iron Man, and The Avengers.

Jenna on Zombie Strippers: “When you go to the movie theater, you don’t have to worry about crying. It’s all gore. It’s all beautiful, sexy, hot women.”

Yesterday an indie film called Tennessee gave its world debut at the Tribeca Film Festival. Stars Mariah Carey and Ethan Peck, along with other random celebs, turned out for the Red Carpet event.

Recently, Neil Miller and I had a chance to interview director David Gordon Green while he was in town promoting his latest film Snow Angels. Soon, the conversation turned to the entropy of a Neil Miller discussion of film…. Michael Bay.

Director David Gordon Green sat down with us to talk about Snow Angels, his Sundance ‘07 hit that is finally getting its theatrical release this weekend. Not only did we discover the lighter side of Snow Angels, but we also got to prod Green about his next film, Pineapple Express.

For the past year, Gerard Butler has become somewhat of a household name. And let’s face it, he deserves it. We can all agree that he kicked all kinds of ass in 300, but there’s a deeper side to this guy than just running around yelling, “This is Sparta!”

Recently, we had a chance to chat with Butler about his upcoming film Nim’s Island. In the process, he was kind enough to answer some burning questions from Neil’s Mom.

Henry Bean’s latest film, Noise, about a man who tries to silence New York City by breaking into cars and disconnecting the alarms is based on a true story. It’s partly his own. I don’t just mean he wrote the script. I mean it’s based on his own life.

German Director Michael Haneke talks about the shot-for-shot American remake of his “message free” thriller.

“It’s Stargate on steroids.” — Teal’c from Stargate gives us the lowdown on the brand new DVD release.

ter showing advanced clips of the film to press in February 2008, producer Jeannine Russo and director Brad Raymond were on hand to answer some questions about the film.

The multi hyphenated Swede is still kicking… ass, that is.

Gone Baby Gone’s surprise star talks about her experiences in anticipation of the film’s release on DVD.

Long-time Disney songwriter celebrates the DVD release of a classic.

Steve Zahn, Allen Covert, Peter Dante and Ashley Scott answer our questions… Amidst some of creatures.

The passionate writer/director behind The Wackness talks about bringing his film to Sundance, his other film All The Boys Love Mandy Lane and the thought of making a sexy werewolf western starring Ben Kingsley.

Cloverfield director Matt Reeves talks to us… Seriously. All we want to know is if he can introduce us to the monster…

David Lynch told Reelz Channel that he doesn’t know anything about Hollywood today. We tried to reach him, but he doesn’t have a blog where we can leave a comment…

Scribe Shauna Cross talks about her upcoming film, what its like to have Drew Barrymore directing and who may be starring. We’ve got the juicy details just one click away.

This time, we are going to cram more talent on camera, as star Johnny Depp and director Tim Burton talk about how this project came to be.

Time for some Press Junket videos! First up is the very pregnant Helena Bohnam Carter talking about how she ended up as Mrs. Lovette.

FSR caught up with rocker Dewey Cox (John C. Reilly) as he kicked off his “Cox Across America” Tour at the Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. He went on the record to say “Motherf*cker.”

I had a chance to sit and hang out with good friend of the site, and creator of 30 Days of Night, Steve Niles. Steve has had his hand in alot of projects recently, namely the adaptation of his ground-breaking graphic novel to the screen. Steve teamed with director David Slade to create one of the best vampire films in many years. I have already had a chance to see the film, and you can check out what I had to say here. For those of you who haven’t had a chance to see it, let’s see what Steve had to say.

It’s August, and you know what that means. It’s time for Halloween. No, not the holiday…you start getting ready for that September 1st. I mean you better get ready for Rob Zombie’s Halloween. Now I know that alot of people are tired of the slew of horror remakes that have been hitting the big screen lately. So I wanted to know why Rob thought his film would be different from the competition.

I stood outside of a boardroom waiting to speak with the writer and director of Balls of Fury, and was told that a surprise was waiting inside for me. Other than the fact that Reno 911’s Lieutenant Jim Dangle (Thomas Lennon) and Deputy Travis Junior (Ben Garant) were sitting in the room waiting for me, […]

While some stars may be crashing into oblivion, or being picked up drunk and possessing cocaine, other stars are shining as bright as ever. Dan Fogler is hitting Hollywood like an explosion, that Michael Bay strangely had nothing to do with, and finding fame with every role he takes. Dan is stealing the throne as Hollywood’s busiest man from Shia LaBeouf, and hopefully slaps his Balls of Fury across his face on the way out.

I was pleased to get the opportunity to chat with Resurrecting the Champ director Rod Lurie. A former journalist and film critic himself, Lurie had plenty to say about the film, and he gave us his opinion on the future of journalism and entertainment reporting. Throughout the interview, Lurie gives us his insight on working with Samuel L. Jackson and dealing with amore intimate, personal theme in the film.

In anticipation for the release of September Dawn, I had a chance to chat with director Christopher Cain and actor Jon Voight. They gave us some insight on the historical context of the film and how it relates to the global issues of the day. Of course, we also talked about the reaction of the Mormon church and the controversial nature of the film.

It was pretty weird to be sitting with the one man who is singularly responsible for some of the most passionate fanboy followings in all of entertainment. It’s fair to warn you, don’t ever say anything bad about “Buffy” or “Angel” when you are at Comic-Con. You will be killed… I recently had a chance to sit and talk with Joss Whedon about the upcoming release of Serenity: Collector’s Edition DVD that hit stores this Tuesday.