Mike Myers will never wash the British stigma off. His role as Austin Powers has earned him a license to be a Brit. Now, he’s cast to be a British general in Quentin Tarantino’s Inglorious Bastards, but that’s not even the the best part. His name is going to be…

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We’re going to try something a little different here at The Screamin’ Demon for our Tropic Thunder review. See, we figure you’re probably tired of reading reviews. I mean, why would you want to read? You already graduated high school and readin’ is for sissies, which is why we proudly present a special audio [...]

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Another day, another oddity from Japan. This time, it comes in the form of trashy, low-budget mayhem under the title The Girls Rebel Force of Competitive Swimmers. Well, at least that title wouldn’t have you think you were getting yourself into anything other than something off the wall. It’s how off the wall [...]

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As if Tarantino-Watch ‘08 couldn’t get any more heated…
Late yesterday afternoon, news broke that Brad Pitt, who had reportedly been in talks since July, had officially signed on to star in Tarantino’s WWII epic Inglorious Bastards. Pitt will play Lt. Aldo Raine, a Tennessee born rebel who leads a band of eight Jewish American soldiers [...]

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Arriving a little over a f@#$ing year after the box office flop Grindhouse, Larry Bishop’s Hell Ride has the f@#$ing nerve to try and crash the homage party, with a clusterf@#$ of an end result. Desperately trying to be a f@#$ing exploitation film in the same vein as biker cult-favorites The Losers and The [...]

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Rumor squashing 101: Never believe that Tarantino can get two films off the ground at the same time. Ever.
Yesterday, a rumor that Britney Spears was cast as Varla in his remake of Faster Pussycat, Kill, Kill hit the web and took it by storm. Just earlier in the day, official news that Eli Roth was [...]

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I’d love to know what director, Roger Vadim, was thinking when he directed the 1968 cult-classic, Barbarella.  Were there drugs involved?  Was it made as a vehicle for his ‘then-lover’ Jane Fonda?  Were the comic books just as cheesy?  I watched Barbarella with no expectations, and lucky for me, every last one of them was [...]

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New Book, Potential Festival And Best Of All A Free Download Of His Previous Book!
Alex Cox the British film director responsible for Repo Man and Sid and Nancy is set to release a revised edition of his unpublished book 10,000 Ways To Die next year which is to be renamed the Lucio Fulci inspired [...]

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In  1970, Dick Cavett was interviewing Mick Jagger, front man for The Rolling Stones. He asks Mick “Can you see yourself doing the same thing when you’re 60?” to which Mick replies, without a blink, “Absolutely, easily.” If he believed it or not, he didn’t lie as he, and the rest of the band, [...]

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Update: Dates And Venues Now Listed!

Park Circus are to be re-releasing the recently remastered 180 minute cut of Sergio Leone’s masterpiece throughout the Uk this August.

Update - August 5th - 2008
The dates and cinemas as of today are as follows…
London - BFI Southbank - from 1 August
Edinburgh - Filmhouse - from 1 August
Norwich - Cinema [...]

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