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We had a great week filled with some awesome movie news, trailers, and clips! Check out some of the highlights below!

Lightning McQueen is back! The first official trailer for Cars 3 dropped this week. McQueen has endured the biggest car wreck of his life and a new generation of racers are leaving him in their dust. But with a little help from trainer and racing technician Cruz Ramirez (Cristela Alonzo), McQueen sets out to prove that #95 is still the best there ever was, and the best there ever will be. It will be Pixar's biggest showdown when Lightning McQueen races newcomer and top dog Jackson Storm (Armie Hammer) on Piston Cup's grandest stage. Owen Wilson returns as Lightning McQueen,...

… I’d probably opt to not.

It’s that rare question kids pose to one another in an effort to ensure they can field their own Justice League at a moment’s notice. Why else do many of us turn to comic book heroes as children if but to live vicariously through their adventures – and in turn relish in the delight of super-human abilities?

Prior to the race to space, pulp heroes were more often than not akin to modern-day Batmen minus all the swearing, gravel-voiced threats and plucky pre-pubescent sidekicks: human beings granted the time, energy, and personal wealth enough to be at peak physical and mental strength. Around the time we split the atom. science fiction boomed, and, Superman and the mighty demi-gods of the day were joined by sets of super-powered show-offs in sparkly suits. I’d like to think shortly after said boom, the schoolyard became...

Amir here, reporting to box office duty. For those of us not living under a rock for the past four years, the success of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1 this weekend comes as no surprise. Let’s skip right over it then, although it’s probably worth noting that its haul was significantly less than its predecessors. In order to restore some sanity in the midst of this sequel-dominated explotionapalooza, we’ll take a break from regular box office reporting to look at the year’s top ten non-franchise, non-cgi-driven, non-animated box office champs of the year thus far:

#1 Drama of 2014: Gone Girl

That Top Ten

01 Gone Girl $156.8 and rising Jason's review, podcast

02 Neighbors $150.1 Review & podcast

03 Ride Along $134.9

04 The Fault In Our Stars $124.8 Review

05 The Equalizer $99

06 Non-stop $92.1 Amir's Review

07 Heaven Is For Real $91.4

08 Tammy $84.5 Review

09 The Other Woman $83.9

10 Fury about to climb over Let's Be Cops for this...

While we have some new titles to look at this week, I want to point out to you that Barnes & Noble is having its 50% off Criterion sale right now and I've already posted a massive article offering a look at several titles I would personally recommend, including The Complete Jacques Tati and Zatoichi: The Blind Swordsman as well as a selection of favorites and new 2014 titles to consider... Here's a snippet of that: A Selection of My Absolute Favorites Persona Breathless 8 1/2 Seven Samurai Yojimbo and Sanjuro The Battle of Algiers The Seventh Seal Sweet Smell of Success The Wages of Fear The Night of the Hunter New Recommendations for 2014 2014 offered plenty of new titles to consider from top directors and classics in desperate need of a proper upgrade. Here are a few of my favorites. New David Lynch and David Cronenberg Eraserhead Scanners read my review here New Federico Fellini...

Final Update, 1:32 Pm: Fury ended the weekend at $23.7M for Sony and Qed, so it underperformed all the tracking (gee what a surprise), social media metrics, and expectations just a little. But it will likely still make money all in after its domestic, international and home entertainment run. I understand that there were significant profit participations on this one. Fox and Reel FX’s The Book Of Life closed the weekend on the high end of our estimate with $17M and will have some playtime again over the next two weekends as no new offerings are in the family zone until Big Hero 6 bows from Disney on November 7. The other newbie, Relativity’s The Best Of Me, was soft with $10M. Gone Girl is now sitting pretty at $106.7M after three weeks in release for Fox and New Regency.

The more exciting news was really in the specialty...

David Ayers' "Fury" hit theaters hard this weekend and the World War II era drama easily took down two-time champ "Gone Girl" with $23.5 million.  Starring Brad Pitt, Shia Labeouf and Logan Lerman, among others, "Fury" is reported to have cost $68 million.  This writer has heard it actually cost over $100 million, but we'll go with the studio's number at this point.  The one thing everyone can agree on, however, is that "Fury" was fully financed by Qed International and it will need significant international returns to break even.  Considering Pitt's overseas star power that may not be a concern.  "Fury" also marks Sony Pictures third no. 1 opener in a row after Screen Gems' surprise hit "No Good Deed" and Columbia Pictures' "The Equalizer." David Fincher's "Gone Girl" dropped to no. 2, but New Regency and 20th Century Fox are still smiling.  "Girl" surpassed the $100 million mark in just...

As we look in the rearview mirror of the summer blockbusters, September heralds the start of the fall movie season. Filled with Hollywood heavyweights and A-listers, here’s our Big list of the most anticipated movies coming to cinemas this autumn and during the holidays.

Our exhaustive list includes films that are playing at the upcoming Toronto Film Festival as well the ones that already have a theatrical release date. With the awards season on the horizon, we also added a few bonus films at the end to keep your eye out for in the months ahead.

Pull up a chair, grab a pen and paper and get ready for Wamg’s Guide to the 100+ Films This Fall And Holiday Season.

We kick it off with what’s showing in Toronto at the film festival that runs September 4 – 14.

Maps To The Stars – September 2014 – Toronto International Film Festival; UK & Ireland September...

We're already deep enough into 2014 that we're getting MPAA ratings for movies that don't come out until next year and in today's batch that means ratings for Glenn Ficarra and John Requa's Focus starring Will Smith and Margot Robbie and The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel 2. Otherwise we have an R rating for Kevin Smith's new horror film Tusk, which I expect to be announced for Tiff's Midnight Madness and Phillip Noyce's The Giver and its expected PG-13 rating. The complete bulletin in listed below. 10,000 Km Rated R For some strong sexual content including dialogue, language and brief graphic nudity. A Belle For Christmas Rated PG For mild thematic material and rude humor. Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead Rated R For strong bloody horror violence and gore throughout, and language including some sexual references. Focus Rated R For language, some sexual content and brief violence. Release Date:...

Ildris Elba is a very very bad man in the new trailer for the thriller No Good Deed. If you want to have the entire movie spoiled, then go right ahead and watch the trailer. Talk about giving everything away in only 2 minutes and 30 seconds, damn! They really go all out and I’d […]

Read Ildris Elba is a Violent Man in the Trailer for No Good Deed on Filmonic.

After playing hard-boiled cop John Luther on the absolutely brilliant BBC series Luther, Idris Elba is stepping on the other side of the law for his next movie role, in this fall’s thriller No Good Deed (not to be confused with the plainly awful 2003 Samuel L. Jackson/Milla Jovovich crime thriller of the same name). Elba stars as a dangerous killer who, after staging a jailbreak, invades the home of a young mother (Oscar nominee Taraji P. Henson) and threatens both her and her children. The mother, a District Attorney, is forced to pick up arms to defend herself against the intimidating intruder.

We’ve got the first trailer for the film today, and though it looks quite predictable, Elba’s presence may be enough to get me into the theater. He rarely goes for psycho roles, opting instead to play charismatic heroes (in films like Pacific Rim and...

A few days ago we offered up our best horror films of 2013 -- although truth be told the list was written by me and I'm not the only horror freak at FEARnet -- but we thought it would be helpful to highlight some interesting horror movies on their way in 2014. Plus it's a great way to get some new readers on reviews we published months ago. (What? It's true!) We'll start with the ones I've actually seen, logically, and finish up with an exceedingly long listing of currently scheduled titles. We're thorough about horror films here at FEARnet. Happy New Year!

 

Note: whereas the previous Top 12 was "ranked," this one is what's called "alphabetical." You'll simply have to read the review to see what we think. Isn't that sneaky?

Afflicted -- (CBS Films, date tba) -- No amount of creative camerawork or nifty special effects will matter if you don't...

"White Collar" ended its fall run Thursday (Dec. 19) with "No Good Deed," which saw Agent Burke recover one of the Welsh gold coins that Neal stole for Curtis Hagan. It set off an interesting chain reaction of events.

The gold coin came from Andrew Dawson, the U.S. Attorney who dropped the charges against Peter for killing Pratt. He was bribed with the Welsh gold and had to fence it through Decker, a flower shop owner who uses his shop as a front to run guns and other stolen goods.

The agents trace the coin back to Decker, who only just evades capture because Mozzie tips him off -- Decker can identify Neal as the gold thief.

But Burke is highly suspicious of Neal having been the thief (he has been since Neal was alone in the firehouse after the robbery) and pretends they got Decker, which forces a confession out of Neal.

Neal Caffrey (Matt Bomer) always has one woman or another in his life and for "White Collar" Season 5, it's been Rebecca (Bridget Regan), the museum curator whose firing was Neal's fault. Now Rebecca and Neal are involved and she seems to be interested in more than just being his girlfriend who is kept in the dark.

In this exclusive clip of fall finale "No Good Deed," Rebecca tells Neal of the Mosconi Codex, "That book brought us together. Things are getting ... exciting. I want to be part of it. I want to be part of this part of your life."

She is referring to Neal and Mozzie's heist of the stained glass window Mosconi made. They don't yet know what answers it will yield about Chapter 13 of the Codex, but they know it's important.

"You're not a criminal, I don't want to turn you into one," says Neal. "I wanted...

"White Collar" is bringing its fall season to a close Thursday, Dec. 19 with "No Good Deed," which is going to bring the on-going Curtis Hagan problem to a head. Here are a few spoilery tidbits to tide you over until Thursday.

"I didn't like you because you were an FBI agent. I liked you because you were smart. And marginally easy on the eyes." -- Rebecca, in the understatement of the year re: Matt Bomer.Rebecca is also highly interested in what Neal and Mozzie are up to with the Mosconi codex. Is there more than meets the eye regarding this brainy art expert?"30 Rock" fans will be excited, as Tracy Jordan's entourage member Dot Com is guest-starring in this episode.One of the Welsh gold coins sets a series of dominoes in motion that leads to a big bust for the FBI -- with Agent Burke being a...

Veteran director Shawn Levy pushed his storytelling skills and tackled a more series genre of comedy with This Is Where I Leave You, an adaptation of Jonathan Tropper’s novel about a non-observing Jewish family forced to come together for the first time in ten years and sit Shivah together as part of the recently deceased father’s dying wish. Variety reported that Warner Bros. scheduled This Is Where I Leave You for Sept. 12, 2014 in competition with the Screen Gems release No Good Deed and the Universal comedy Search Party.

For most of this week’s Grey’s Anatomy, Alex dodges Jo so completely and totally that she becomes all but convinced that he’s dumping her. (Seeing as she passes her intern exam without even a “Way to go!” from her boyfriend, I can’t say I blame her!) But by the end of the hour, she probably wishes he had just dumped her, because… well, keep reading. I’ll fill in the blanks.

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Papa Don’T Preach | Fueling Jo’s paranoia is the fact that Alex is going...

Dean Devlin is set to direct the action chase thriller "Critical Hour" for his Electric Entertainment label.

Eric Tipton penned the script about a wounded hitman/whistleblower and two paramedics on the run from a cartel.

Electric Entertainment has also picked up Brandon Boyce's thriller script "No Good Deed".

The story revolves around a pair of young valets who moonlight as burglars. During one house break-in, they come upon a woman being held captive.

Devlin, Marc Roskin and Rachel Olschan are producing both projects.

Source: Deadline...

In Sunday’s episode of True Blood, Eric turns to just about the last person you’d expect – and certainly the last person he wants to – in hopes of canceling Nora’s date with the Grim Reaper. But can even Billith’s “divine” blood cure her of hep V? Read on to find out (as if you haven’t already watched “In the Evening”).

Video | True Blood Cast Teases Game-Changing Finale, Shares Details of “Lost” Alcide Plot

Grave Matters | After Eric sneaks Nora out of Vamp Camp and we’re “treated” to a bewigged flashback in which we see his...

Los Angeles — Sony Corp. is taking a deeper dive into ultrahigh-definition video as it comes out Friday with "After Earth," the first of Sony's three movies this year both shot and presented in the emerging 4K digital format. At a screening for journalists, I got a close-up look at even the pores on Will Smith's face as details were rendered with greater clarity on the big screen.

Sony and other consumer electronics makers are betting that 4K images will become the new standard, prompting consumers to buy fancier TVs just as they did when high definition, or HD, rolled out over the past decade. It could also entice more people to buy movie tickets to see for themselves what the super-clear format is like.

But the more detailed images present a host of problems. They use four times the number of pixels as the current HD standard, which results in larger data files.

In this week’s The Walking Dead, it isn’t exactly a shock when Merle takes it upon himself to execute Rick’s “agreement” with the Governor by delivering him Michonne. What is a shock, however, is that, by the end of the episode, we actually feel (almost, kinda-sorta) sorry for the bastard. Here’s how it all plays out.

Debate Club | As the hour kicks off, Rick informs Daryl and Merle of the Governor’s offer. Daryl, natch, is wholeheartedly against handing over Michonne. “It just ain’t us,” he argues. Even Merle is taken aback that Rick would consider it,...

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Previously on Once Upon A Time: Cora traipsed through time and space, dispensing evil where'er she went; including but not limited to poisoning Snow White's mother and then offering Young Snow the chance to trade someone else's life for her mother's, all because she wanted her daughter to someday be queen. And you thought Dance Moms were intense.

We open on Paige Matthews looking bedraggled and dirty — wait, am I watching Charmed? Oh, no, Ok. That's not Paige. It's Young Cora, pushing a cart and yelling to awaken her drunk father, who is sleeping on the sacks of flour that were supposed to be delivered to the castle. She takes this task upon herself instead, but while she's making the delivery, a pretty little princess dressed all in pink trips her and white powder goes everywhere. Young Cora hisses out some insults at her,...

No good deed goes unpunished.

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While on their way to a fundraiser for the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Kansas City on Friday night, three stars of ABC's hit sitcom Modern Family were trapped in a crowded elevator for almost an hour, ABC News reports.

Julie Bowen, Eric Stonestreet and Jesse Tyler Ferguson took pictures together during the ordeal, which Ferguson posted to his Twitter account.

"This is us right now. 45 minutes stuck in this elevator," Ferguson wrote, captioning the snapshot from the Sheraton Kansas City Hotel's third floor.

The actors were an hour late to the event after the Kansas City Fire Department rescued them, but they maintained a good sense of humor about their plight, reportedly joking about the ordeal on stage.

With the holidays over, and people getting back to work, the art of film shuffling has begun again. The remake of Carrie, which was to bow in March, has been pushed to a more appropriate release date of October 18th. No Good Deed, a thriller starring Idris Elba will be delayed an entire year, bowing on January 14, 2014. Meanwhile, the thriller The Hive has been renamed The Call and will now bow on March 15.

Syfy has announced an April 15 premier date for their very expensive Defiance -a drama series that will exist as both a TV series and a video game in collaboration with Trion Worlds. The show depicts a futuristic Earth with a boomtown set on the ruins of St. Louis that is now home to seven alien species and Earthlings. Rockne O’Bannon was the original showrunner before dropping out to work on the CW’s The Cult, but...

The state of Kansas is forcing a man to pay child support to he donated his sperm to a lesbian couple three years ago — even after a written agreement that stated otherwise. Do You think that’s fair?

William Marotta has found himself in the middle of a pricey and expensive legal battle three years after he donated his sperm to Angela Bauer, 43, and Jennifer Schreiner, 34, partners who desperately wanted to have a child.

Now, after Angela lost her job and the family was put on welfare, the state of Kansas is asking William for child support — and making him fork over $6,000.

The lesbian couple found William on Craigslist, and all three signed a contract agreeing that he would have no legal responsibility for the child.

Speaking Out About Donating His Sperm

William, a married mechanic who fosters children with his wife, revealed to the Today show on Jan. 3 that...

14. No Good Deed Goes Unpunished Award: On The Amazing Race premiere, Amy, a double-amputee, and Daniel are on their way to a first-place finish and a $1 million bonus (the team that wins the first and last legs will win $2 million) when Daniel decides to tell Abbie and Ryan where the final clue is — "because that's just the type of guy he is," according to Amy. There is no karma for their good deed: Abbie and Ryan overtake them on the sprint to the Pit Stop and are now the ones eligible for the bonus. Guys, whatever happened to the...

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Merry Christmas, everyone! Now let’s cut off all our hair and sell it so our children can eat! Wait, is that not how you celebrate the holidays with your family? Too bad, it’s how we’re celebrating this year. With the news that Universal has pushed back their Les Miserables to open on Christmas Day, the rest of Hollywood (completely relatively speaking) has joined in and mixed up their release date schedules like so much calendar Cobb salad. Just when will we see Aaron Eckhart as a new wave monster and where is that The Rock-as-concerned-dad drug film we all need and what the hell is Battle of the Year? After the break, let’s dream some dreams with the new release dates for Les Mis, Snitch, No Good Deed, Battle of the Year, and I, Frankenstein. Les Miserables The release date: December 25, 2012. Previous date: December 14, 2012. Why? First of all, it...

An unconfirmed Achievement list for Assassin’s Creed III has been leaked online, revealing a little bit about the game’s plot and some new features.

Assuming the list is accurate, the leaked Assassin’s Creed III Achievements do contain a few spoilers for the upcoming game. Consider this fair warning.

The best news is that the game’s multiplayer Achievements make up only 80G (spread out over five Achievements) of the total 1000G. Reaching level 20 and unlocking one hacked Astergo video seem to be the two that will be the most time-consuming, so those who prefer single-player won’t be missing much.

As for Assassin’s Creed III‘s single-player Achievements, it appears that you will visit a stadium and skyscraper during the modern-day portions of the game, before traveling to the Abstergo laboratory. Exactly what happens at all three locations is not known, however, at some point you...

There’s something different about Johnny’s girlfriend Judy. She seems older, more mature — and she’s suddenly gotten a whole lot better at bowling. But when Judy asks Johnny if he notices anything new, he’s not quite sure how to respond: “No… You got rouge on?” And then Judy lays down a bombshell — “I got my first period today!”

“So what’s the big deal?” Johnny replies, faking nonchalance.

“It means that blood is flowing out of my uterus!” Judy exclaims.

Yes, the following PSA from 1974 — charmingly titled Linda’s Film on Menstruation — is hilarious enough on its own.

"No Good Deed" featured John Ross in prison and his life on the line. Which one of the Ewings would come to his rescue?

Our Round Table team of TV Fanatic staffers Christine Orlando and Dan Forcella are joined below by Toni of the Dallas Universe site and the SoapChat Dallas Fan Forum as they ponder Sue Ellen's moral compass, Rebecca's mysterious past and who played white knight and saved Southfork.

Join in the fun and add your answers to the comments below.

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What was your favorite scene?

Dan: My favorite scene was when Christopher went to Vicente and told him what was what. It wasn't just the first time I was impressed by Christopher, but it was the first time I was even interested in what he was doing. Way to go!

Toni: Sue Ellen talking to her son John Ross in prison. Linda finally had a meaty...

Though it’s unlikely that a manual on feuding families exists, there has been plenty of examples of their rules and functions throughout much of popular media – with Dallas itself serving as an excellent illustration for the delicate intricacies of how proper family feuds work. In almost every example, there comes a time when outside forces initiate an attack on one member of said feuding family that unites the clan against a common foe – if only to welcome more infighting another day.

‘No Good Deed’ serves as a reminder that, for all their eternal squabbling, the Ewings still wield a mighty fist when it comes to protecting their interests against intruders foolish enough to think any division between them means a weakened front. It may force folks ...

Click to continue reading ‘Dallas’ Season 1, Episode 8: ‘No Good Deed’ Recap...

The original Dallas started out with two brothers trying to make Daddy proud. Decades later, Dallas runs on the same underlying theme and, thankfully, it was as compelling as ever in "No Good Deed."

Disloyalty is dangerous, especially when you're playing chicken with a Venezuelan oil cartel. John Ross should have been smart enough to know not to give someone like Vicente the heads up that he planned to turn him in to the police. Then again, he's in prison for murder and grasping at straws. Fear can make you say stupid things.

We all knew John Ross' beat down was coming, but I loved the sequence of events. Just as Bobby explained to Vicente that he'd never be able to pump a drop of oil from Southfork and told him to get the Hell off his ranch, Cano was having his men beat the crap out of John Ross.

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No good deed goes unpunished, as pop superstar Lady Gaga found out when she tried to raise money for victims of the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan. The accusations came in the form of a nasty lawsuit claiming that the charity she had set up for the victims was not donating 100 percent of the proceeds, and to settle the claim Gaga will write a big check for charity.

The lawsuit claims that fans and visitors to her website were misled with a charitable promotion selling wristbands – an idea similar to Lance Armstrong’s “Live Strong” bracelets. The charity stated that all proceeds would directly go to relief funds. However, the lawsuit claims that the sales tax and $4 charge for shipping created additional funds that were not donated.

Originally, Gaga offered the wristbands for just five bucks with the message “We Pray For Japan” stamped on them...

As promised, Episode 2 of Robert Michael Ryan's post-apocalyptic web series Revelations debuted earlier today, and we have it in its entirety right here, along with Episode 1 in case you missed it.

The story takes place after the Rapture has occurred and follows a particular two survivors -- Dana, played by Marlene Mc'Cohen (Vampire Boys, Alice in Murderland), and Jeremy, played by Cuyle Carvin (Assault of the Sasquatch, Blood Moon) -- and their attempt to get out of town, find other survivors, and seek some kind of safety - which may or may not exist.

Episode 2, entitled "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished", also features Wil Gelin as Darius

and Christopher Senger and Damion Stephens as Demons.

For more info visit the official Revelations website.

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[Spoiler Alert! If you haven't watched this week's episode of Person of Interest, stop reading now, or else we will enter your social security number into the Machine...]

Another week, another big reveal on Person of Interest. At the end of this week’s episode, “No Good Deed,” Reese (Jim Caviezel) traced Finch (Michael Emerson) back to what he thought was Finch’s home address. But when Reese got there, Finch’s fiancée opened the door. (Dun-dun-dun!) Yes, Finch used to be engaged, but his girlfriend thinks he died a few years ago in an accident. That means Reese isn’t the only one who lost a relationship because of his job.

But for longtime fans of Michael Emerson, the best surprise was that Carrie Preston, who’s...

While last week's Blue Bloods focused on Erin, "Collateral Damage" brought Jamie back into the spotlight.

Jamie's attitude bordered between understandable anger and adolescent snarkiness while Frank had him in hiding after a hit was put out on his alter ego. I realized that being taken off the job and cooped up at Dad's wasn't his first choice but his stubborn disbelief over his father's concern made him appear more childish than disgruntled.

As Henry tried to convey in this Blue Bloods quote,

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That's the equivalent of Frank's fear over losing another son. Somehow the youngest Reagan couldn't garner much sympathy for his stressed out Dad.

Jamie was horrified that Frank was willing to sit back and let the hit on Noble Sanfino take place.

Lindsay Lohan was feeling generous at the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Saturday night.

According to the New York Post, Lohan made frequent trips to the washroom, but not for the reason you might think. The 25-year-old reportedly kept trying to sneak a cigarette break.

Lohan claimed she usually doesn't smoke but picked up the habit in prepping for her role as Elizabeth Taylor, the paper reports. It's a bizarre claim, as Lohan is a longtime smoker and is frequently spotted puffing away.

But with all that time sneaking off to the ladies' room, Lohan apparently bonded with an elderly bathroom attendant named Bianca. According to the Post, Lohan began tearing up as she saw the older woman clean the bathroom stalls and told her, "You're too old to be doing this," and handed her a crumpled $100 bill from her purse.

The attendant reportedly refused Lohan's money, but Lohan insisted,...

Lindsay Lohan was feeling generous at the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Saturday night.

According to the New York Post, Lohan made frequent trips to the washroom, but not for the reason you might think. The 25-year-old reportedly kept trying to sneak a cigarette break.

Lohan claimed she usually doesn't smoke but picked up the habit in prepping for her role as Elizabeth Taylor, the paper reports. It's a bizarre claim, as Lohan is a longtime smoker and is frequently spotted puffing away.

But with all that time sneaking off to the ladies' room, Lohan apparently bonded with an elderly bathroom attendant named Bianca. According to the Post, Lohan began tearing up as she saw the older woman clean the bathroom stalls and told her, "You're too old to be doing this," and handed her a crumpled $100 bill from her purse.

The attendant reportedly refused Lohan's money, but Lohan insisted,...

Supernatural Tales is the latest horrific offering coming from some scary bastards in Denmark. An anthology film containing 16 stories and over 280 minutes of entertainment, this film definitely gives you a bang for your horror buck!

All the films were shown at The Movie Battle competition, held during the Copenhagen Film Festival (Cph Pix), and the films will be available in a fantastic two-dvd set on May 6. Pre-order the DVD here.

From the Press Release

Supernatural Tales is a new double DVD featuring 16 new horror short films from Denmark, all previously unreleased. All films were shown during the Movie Battle competition in connection with Cph Pix 2012, which was held with the theme "supernatural horror".

Like its predecessor, Wasteland Tales from the previous Movie Battle in 2010 with a post-apocalyptic theme, Supernatural Tales is a collection of no less than 16 short films clearly showing there is a surprising solid mass of filmmaking talent...

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We just got some information about the upcoming Denmark horror anthology. "Supernatural Tales" is a new double DVD featuring 16 new horror short films from Denmark, all previously unreleased. All films were shown during the Movie Battle competition in connection with Cph Pix 2012 - www.cphpix.dk - which was held with the theme "supernatural horror".

Like its predecessor, "Wasteland Tales" from the previous Movie Battle in 2010 with a post apocalyptic theme, "Supernatural Tales" is a collection of no less than 16 short films clearly showing there is a surprising solid mass of film making talent for a small country like Denmark, urging to tell stories other than light comedies and social realistic drama.

This double DVD released by Another World Entertainment - www.anotherworldent.com - features all these films and provides a solid 280 minutes of pure entertainment. Many of the films are in English language, and the...

Supernatural Tales is a new double DVD featuring 16 new horror short films from Denmark, all previously unreleased. All films were shown during the Movie Battle competition in connection with Cph Pix 2012 – which was held with the theme “supernatural horror”. Like its predecessor, Wasteland Tales from the previous Movie Battle in 2010, Supernatural Tales is a collection of no less than 16 short films clearly showing there is a surprising solid mass of film making talent for a small country like Denmark, urging to tell stories other than light comedies and social realistic drama.

This double DVD released by Another World Entertainment, features all the short films and runs a substantial 280 minutes. Many of the films are in English language, and the ones in Danish are English subbed. The release includes:

Disc 1:

Emma - Director: Philip Th. Pedersen

Ansigtet (The Face) - Director: Svend Ploug Johansen

Den Gyldne Regel (The Golden Rule...

It's official: Joel Kinnaman will star as the title character in the upcoming remake of "RoboCop." In other casting news, Emmy Rossum heads to "Beautiful Creatures" and Olivia Williams joins "The Seventh Son."

It's March 5, and you're tuning in for today's casting call.

Joel Kinnaman Confirmed As "RoboCop"

Big congrats go out to Joel Kinnaman. "The Killing" star is finally confirmed (thanks to Deadline) as the lead in Jose Padilha's reboot of "RoboCop." He'll play Officer Alex Murphy, who is turned into a crime-fighting cyborg after he's killed in the line of duty. The role was originally played by Peter Weller.

Emmy Rossum Joins "Beautiful Creatures"

Variety is reporting that "Shameless" star Emmy Rossum is the latest actress to join the cast of the supernatural love story "Beautiful Creatures." She'll play the villain in the film. "Beautiful Creatures" also stars Viola Davis, Emma Thompson and Jack O'Connell.

"The Seventh Son...

Idris Elba’s film career is going great guns at the moment, with a heartily varied range of roles. Now he wants to try his hand at being truly menacing. He’s signed on to co-star with Taraji P Henson in the thriller No Good Deed.The act of charity in question involves Henson as a former District Attorney who has opted to become a stay-at-home-mom to her two children. Their lives take a turn for the scary when they offer a ride to a compelling stranger whose car runs off the road in front of them. Cue kidnapping, terror and, we’d expect, Henson getting the chance to be tough.Clearly, there is a lesson to be learned from all of this: do not ever give strangers a ride from the side of the road even if they are as seemingly charming and handsome as Idris Elba.Among Giants director Sam Miller,...

Idris Elba and Taraji P Henson have been cast as leads in a new thriller called No Good Deed. ComingSoon reports that the film is to be directed by Sam Miller, known for his work on the TV series Luther. In the movie Henson will play a former Da, now a stay-at-home mum with two children. Her character is terrorised by Elba's after he gains access to her home by pretending he has car trouble. As well as starring in the film, Elba will be an executive producer alongside Lindsey Williams, Rob Hardy, (more)...

Don't let Idris Elba into the house! That's the lesson Taraji P. Henson will learn the hard way thanks to the thriller they've both just been cast in, called No Good Deed (not to be confused with the current Good Deeds). Henson will play a new stay-at-home mom who allows a handsome, mysterious stranger to come into her house when he claims car trouble, though he then takes her and her family hostage. (Whoops!) The movie will reunite Elba with his Luther director Sam Miller and the studio Screen Gems, where he made Obsessed; this time, he's the villain, but let's hope he learned a valuable lesson about the threatening efficacy of winking emoticons.

It’s that time again… here are the preview materials for DC Comics releases for May 2012.

As you can see, DC is clearly getting excited about the imminent arrival of The Dark Knight Rises with new movie statues showing Anne Hathaway, Christian Bale, and Tom Hardy, the return of Grant Morrison and Chris Burnham’s Batman Incorporated and the long awaited arrival of Batman: Earth One by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, and the Talon appearing in every single Batman book this month… and even All-Star Western?

Plus, with the return of Earth One, we also get the return of Earth Two– and the return of the World’s Finest.

Shall we get into it? Let’s!

As always, spoilers may lurk beyond this point.

Earth Two #1

Written by James Robinson

Art by Nicola Scott and Trevor Scott

Cover by Greg Capullo

1:25 Variant cover by Ivan Reis and...

On 90210 this week, Naomi continued on her quest to become a full-fledged grown-up - and almost achieved that impossible dream by landing a big client.

Unfortunately, this turned out to be "No Good Deed" because it was Mitchell Nash's 16-year-old, hateful, goth-wannabe daughter, Carla. Naomi promised to make her the most popular girl in high school. And, boy, did she when the brat posted the party on Facebook. Complete with under-age drinking and sex. Like Daddy, like daughter.

Realizing the kid was heading down Naomi-lane, Naomi developed a conscience and dispensed amazingly good advice. And in typical cat-style landed on her feet with a big star client to boost. Gotta love that girl. She's a born operator.

Elsewhere, Pushy Vanessa booked Liam onto a talk show. Himbo Liam froze up. Disaster. But later he ended up saving a drowning girl from the bay and... voila! Party and reputation saved. Raise...

No good deed goes unpunished -- at least according to Flo Rida's lawyer, who claims the so-called ex-assistant that's suing the rapper is an ungrateful freeloader who took advantage of his generosity.TMZ broke the story ... some woman named Mahogany Miller filed a lawsuit against Flo Rida, claiming the rapper worked her to the bone last summer for a paltry $3.08 an hour. Miller claims she confronted Flo over the low wages, and he fired her.

Come on now, 90210. Let's pick it up.

Fresh off a rather lame episode, this CW drama returns tomorrow night with "No Good Deed."

In need of improved buzz and ratings to ensure another season, this is what fans can look forward to on the new episode:

Annie will organize a fundraiser. Naomi's plan to nab her first-ever client won't exactly go off without a hitch. Silver will realize she still has feelings for Navid. Vanessa will put plans into motion that she thinks will make Liam a star.

What do you think of season four so far? What changes would you make to 90210? Weigh in now and then check out the official preview here.

90210 Promo: "No Good Deed"...

Silver wants Navid back,Naomi messes up job again & more in CW's "90210" episode 16 of season 4. We've got spoilers for the show,along with 2,sneak peek,clips after the jump. The episode is titled, "No Good Deed," and it looks interesting as things don't quite go the way Naomi wants them to in her new solo,job gig,and more. In the new "No Good Deed" episode, Annie will volunteer to organize a big charity fund-raiser in an effort to put her inheritance to good use. Naomi will take drastic measures to land her first event-planning client. Unfortunately, her big plan backfires on her. Meanwhile, Silver will start to realize she still has feelings for Navid, and Vanessa will promise to make Liam a huge star after his agent drops him. Adrianna is seen,getting super-pissed at Dixon,and he doesn't know what he did wrong. Naomi is,seen,throwing her big party.

Since 2009 "The Blood List" (an offshoot of "The Black List") has shone the spotlight on horror scripts that were seeking a home. The 2011 list in now out, and as always we have it for you right here to chew on!

The Blood List is the top 13 most-liked screenplays in the horror, thriller, sci fi, fantasy, or dark comedy/drama genres. 75 industry insiders vote for their top three choices.

To make it on the list, a screenplay had to receive at least 3 votes and come out within the last calendar year (October 2010 to October 2011).

Maggie by John Scott III

Logline: After a zombie infects a 16-year-old girl, she has six weeks before she transforms.

Genre: Horror/Sci Fi

Status: Pierre Ange financing. Henry Hobson attached to direct. Casting.

Bethlehem by Larry Brenner

Logline: In a post-apocalyptic world overrun by flesh-eating zombies, a benevolent vampire teams up with a group of humans to survive.