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RoboCop 2013: Hugh Laurie Has Fled Murphy’s Law

Fans of the British actor Hugh Laurie and star of House M.D. will be sad to find out that he, who was originally cast as villain Dick Jones, CEO of Omni Corp in the RoboCop ... Read more

By Joanna Jaguar

The Expendables 2 (2012) Review: The Old Men Cometh…

The Expendables 2 – Yell! Magazine review: When The Expendables hit theaters in 2010, word on the street was that it was gonna be 16 different shades of awesome. Stallone writing and directing an ensemble ... Read more

By NoFaceNorm

Will Anne Hathaway Make A Good Catwoman?

With Inception behind him, Christopher Nolan and team are in preproduction for the next Batman film (called The Dark Knight Rises) and details on cast members have been released in the last few weeks. Christian ... Read more

By Rod Harshcore

Hitman (2007)

Hitman Review: The acting in this film leaves much to be desired. As all the main characters suffer from the disease (except, perhaps, Olga Kurylenko), blame must be put at the feet of scriptwriter Skip ... Read more

By Rod Harshcore

Top 30 Tough Chicks on Film: A Salute to the Female Action Hero

Did you know that film acting schools teach you how to deliver a great action hero performance? It happened in the mid ’80s, when Sigourney Weaver took on the acid-blooded alien in James Cameron’s Aliens, ... Read more

By Rod Harshcore

Commando and Mad Max: Two Action Classics Tarnished by Remakes

We all know Hollywood has been hurting to come up with some new and original movie scripts lately. We don’t really know why this is happening, but producers and studios are turning to a lot ... Read more

By King Hazard

Escape from New York (1981): Yell! Magazine’s Greatest Films Series

Yell! Review: John Carpenter and Kurt Russell have worked on many films together, including The Thing and Big Trouble in Little China and Escape from L.A., the sequel to the movie we are reviewing presently. ... Read more

By King Hazard

Battle Royale (2000)

Yell! Magazine Review: I wonder what William Golding (author of Lord of the Flies) would think of this Kinji Fukasaku’s film starring Japanese icon Takashi Kitano and a large cast of teens. Would he appreciate ... Read more

By King Hazard