In conjunction with Nickelodeon Home Video, we’re giving away three (3) copies of iCARLY: SEASON 2 VOLUME 3 on DVD.
Contest ends at 11:59pm EST on Wednesday, April 27th.
Official Rules
No member of FRED Entertainment or their immediate families may enter.
No Purchase necessary to win.
Must be 18 years of age or older to enter.
One entry per day, per person.
All submitted entries must be received by 11:59pm EST on Wednesday, April 27th.
The winner must allow 4-6 weeks after notification of win to receive the product.
It’s back again for those of us living in the land of cacti and oppressive heat. Time to break out the lanyards and the program guide to find out which upcoming film needs to be seen. One of the benefits of this festival being here in the valley is that unlike Sundance and Tribeca the lines and weather aren’t an impediment to seeing some great films from some great filmmakers.
Bless those at Fox for sending this one to my doorstep.
It’s been awhile since I’ve contributed an article, largely due to a crippling injury that took a toll on me mentally and physically. After a 5-6 week detainment, I braved seeing Zack Snyder’s, “Sucker Punch” with two very anxious young men ““ my sons, 17 and 11years-old. Being hampered by a good mood I cannot bring myself to fully say that I received the same mental abuse from Snyder’s latest opus.
Oh no! Just when you thought it was safe to hang out at the FRED…
Hank & Dean fans rejoice! Not only has the second half of 
I know the first time I saw 2001: A Space Odyssey, all my young mind wanted was a 
How beautiful are the folks at Criterion? Not only are they releasing a high definition version of Victor Schertzinger’s 1939 Technicolor adaptation of Gilbert & Sullivan’s 
I didn’t want to like Disney’s in-house (ie non-Pixar) CG animated flick 
Cartoon Network’s first CGI feature, 
I admit, I used to watch 
Back in the early days of Nick At Nite, one of the shows in constant rotation was the long-running 50’s hit 
With 
Yes, I watched the live action/CG hybrid 
While many series have wrapped, we’re still in the middle (the second half of the second season, to be exact) of 
There have been plenty of TV and film adaptations of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s master detective, but the defining adaptation remains the film series starring Basil Rathbone, which have been fully restored and released in high definition via the 5-disc 
Yes, I understand that 
There was a time when the BBC was regularly cranking out adaptations of Alan Bennett’s plays, which have been brought together in the appropriately titled 
When the original came on the scene, the slasher flick was in desperate need of a post-modern reinvention, and that’s exactly what Wes Craven & Kevin Williamson delivered with the first 
The third season left suave ad man Don Draper with a life that was going up in flames of his own making, which made for quite an interesting bit of fallout during the fourth season of 
There’s still no gloriously bloated epic from Hollywood’s golden age of excess more bloated, self-important, and epic than Cecil B. DeMille’s ham-fisted 
MGM has been opening up their vaults and releasing a whole slew of catalogue titles in high definition, and it’s a mixed bag of classics and… err… not-so-classics, to be sure. On the must have side, you’ve got the Don Bluth classic 
I do believe that Hanna-Barbera in the 70’s was a company where every hare-brained idea imaginable made it on to the networks, even if it was a single season – and, thanks to the Warner Archive, we get to see amazing awfulness like 
I assumed it would be heard to capture the character of New Orleans, particularly post-Katrina, with any real justice, but 
I had high hopes when I saw 
There’s something inherently (and appropriately) engaging about the documentary 
Even 40 years later, TV producers are still trying to create a new version of The Monkees. It’s just a shame that shows like Nickelodeon’s 
CS: About Source Code, I didn’t know what to expect and I am glad I went in there as cold as possible. I didn’t really know what to expect. I’m a fan of David Mamet, his filmmaking style is great at keeping details away from the viewer and keeping people out of the loop of what they could know”¦”I could tell you but I’m choosing to keep something back.” How is it, as a director, and certainly Moon is a great example as well as Source Code, how you were going to disperse the information within the film?
JONES: Because of sensitivities to New York’s terrorist attacks, they needed to find a different city to put it in. Totally justifiable.
CS: How does that process work? Like a job posting saying “I need help with this film, come apply”?
It’s a bit bloated and unwieldy, but I have to admit that I have quite a fondness for Richard Attenborough’s biopic 
Got more kitchen utensils than space? Countertops and drawers at a premium? How brilliant is the 
Those wonderful purveyors of fine comic appreciation over at Twomorrows have decided to focus on the creator of the landmark comic series Bone with 
The animation isn’t the best, but what 
It’s no Broadcast News, but 
Oh, Warner Archive. I do so love how you’re releasing every marginal and obscure Hanna-Barbera cartoon in your vast library. So thank you for the a release like the set containing the complete runs of both 
It’s not as well put together as the UK original, but there’s certainly some interesting genealogical twists and turns to be found in the 1st season of the US 
It’s no Rocky, but there is a charm to 
Wrap up the second half of 
I find Clint Eastwood’s films can be hit-or-miss for me, with every great flick like Unforgiven matched by a disappointing one like Gran Torino. His stab at the supernatural, 
Hal-shark. Half-octopus. All schlock. Yeah, that pretty much sums up Roger Corman’s 
The Disney restoration team do another incredible job with one of their animated classics, making the new high definition release of 
I’m a big fan and longtime user of Zoom’s portable audio recorders, often using them while I’m the road to record live events and podcasts. Well, with the 
It’s always a delight when another Mystery Science Theater box set comes down the pike, but even more delightful when it contains a bonus feature I produced and am actually in – Which is the case with 
I’m beginning to think that the supply of classic Doctor Who adventures is inexhaustible, as we get another pair of old school releases in the form of the William Hartnell serial 
Just when you think the zombie genre has finally been exhausted, along comes something like 
Let’s set aside his smug, off-putting hosting gig at the Oscars and concentrate on the rather remarkable performance James Franco gives in 
Miss the good ol’ days of Whose Line Is It Anyway? Well, two of the show’s strongest improvisers – Colin Mochrie & Brad Sherwood – have banded together into a touring partnership featuring an evening of those improv games, which has now been immortalized on DVD via 
The kids are covered this weekend as well, with a brand new Spongebob release, 
What do the fine folks at the Warner Archive have for us now? How about Humphrey Bogart and Barbara Stanwyck in 
Yeah, I know it’s lowbrow, but so help me, I do enjoy the Jackass feature films, and the winning streak continues with 
The designs have been slightly updated, but the spirit of the classic series remains in 
