Mike Sampson

We had planning on starting fresh this week; moving on from the Colorado movie theater tragedy and returning to coverage of movies and television. But one more thing before we proceed. Let’s take a moment to meet the victims and remember all who died far too soon.

The ‘Men in Black’ are back in a new trailer for this summer’s third blockbuster outing.

It’s only fitting that after the 2012 Oscars, Jimmy Kimmel would debut a trailer for the most epic, star-studded movie of all-time. It’s over eight minutes long, stars 2012 Oscar nominees George Clooney, Gary Oldman, and Meryl Streep plus Matt Damon, Jessica Alba, Samuel L. Jackson, Charlize Theron, Tom Hanks, Cameron Diaz and Gabourey Sidibe as Black Hitler (who threatens Earth while riding on a

The 2012 Oscars managed to include the expected and shocks all at the same time. Odds on favorite, ‘The Artist’, won five awards including Best Picture, Best Actor for Jean Dujardin and Best Director for Michel Hazanivicius. But ‘Hugo’ gave it a run for its money, also bringing home five awards (though none in the major categories).

There are a lot of movies to look forward to in 2012. So many, in fact, it’s easy to lose track of everything.  We took a look back at some of the best movie trailers of the year to give you an idea of what 2012 has to offer at the movie theater. While the year is still young, there are already some amazing trailers.

Say what now? Now before you get too excited, Amanda Seyfried hasn’t gone XXX and, unlike some of her colleagues in Hollywood, no sex tape has leaked.  But Seyfried is starring in a movie about porn, so that’s something, right? The ‘Mean Girls’ actress is currently filming ‘Lovelace’, a biopic based on the life of Linda Lovelace, the 70s-era adult film star of ‘Deep Throat...

Remember that ‘Star Trek: The Original Series’ episode when the crew of the USS Enterprise is swapped into an evil parallel universe after an unexpected ion storm causes a malfunction?  Yeah, neither do we.  That’s a little too geeky, even for us.  Apparently, th ...

After WWII it took filmmakers almost 20 years to find a schlocky way to exploit the death of Adolf Hitler (see: 1969′s ‘They Saved Hitler’s Brain‘). Osama bin Laden hasn’t been dead a full year yet but his terrorist-plotation film is already upon us. Enter “Osombie.”