An Uncle Sam Review: OK kids, I just got back from watching Samuel L. Jackson's "Snakes On A Plane." There has been a ton of hype about this movie. Much of it coming from us here at Slice of SciFi. We even went so far as to have the actual snake wranger from the movie, [...]

Written by: Samuel K. Sloan (SoSF Producer & Managing News Editor) A grown-up Adam Sandler (hard to believe the boy is now 40) and the ever beautiful Kate Beckinsale star in "Click," a story that focuses on a workaholic architect who finds a universal remote that allows him to fast-forward and rewind to different parts [...]

An Uncle Sam Review: If you do not have plans to see the Ron Howard film, "The Da Vinci Code" starring Tom Hanks, then I strongly suggest you reconsider that decision. While this is a film one will definitely want in their personal film library, it is not one to wait and see only on [...]

An Uncle Sam Review If you are looking for a movie high on big named actors, explosive special effects, stunning cinematography, awesome sets and production quality, but low emotional or cerebral contact with its audience then "Poseidon" is your place to be next weekend. This remake of Irwin Allen's 1972 "The Poseidon Adventure" is everything [...]

I have been getting some email flack from fans of Final Destination 3 and asking me, actually bawling me out, for not having done a story or saying anything at all about this third installment in the let's see how many more ways we can kill off young people and keep them from cheating the [...]

An Entertainment Weekly Review Written By: Owen Gleiberman (Entertainment Weekly) -- Sadism was once an element in horror films. Now it's more or less the only element, with the fear of death replaced by the fear of torture -- a fate worse than death. The new megaplex sado-thrillers, like "Hostel," strive for the sensation of [...]

Source: Cape Times Submitted by: Lesmond Director-cinematographer Peter Hyams's ambitious but largely disappointing A Sound of Thunder suggests two things: One, that a large-scale sci-fi disaster movie must have state-of-the-art special effects to have a prayer of succeeding; Two, even if an enormous budget were available for the most spectacular effects imaginable, the timelier-than-ever Ray [...]

Source: Variety Reviewed By: Robert Koehler Frank Gorshin plays George Burns in 'Angels With Angles.' Shrouded by memories of better times and better movies, Frank Gorshin and Rodney Dangerfield's final screen appearances are unfortunately in the thoroughly hapless and embarrassing comedy, "Angels With Angles." Title alone tips off pic's lack of laughs, despite some earnest [...]

Source: The Observer Written By: Brian Doxtader Submitted by: Lesmond Browning to screen Kubrick's 1968 sci-fi masterpiece If told today that a renowned director was attempting a 140-minute, nearly-silent science fiction film that featured no stars, critics and audiences might be skeptical (and rightfully so). Yet Stanley Kubrick managed to parlay his high-risk venture into [...]

Source: mLive Written By: John Douglas (The Grand Rapids Press) Submitted by: Lesmond If you saw the Chinese film In the Mood for Love, a 2000 release starring Tony Leung and Maggie Cheung, then you know it was quite the sumptuous, erotic experience. That love story, bathed in magnificent photography, is a slow-paced look at [...]

Source: The Badger Herald Written By: Alec Luhn Submitted by: Lesmond Mindless entertainment in sci-fi movie Universal Pictures’ new action flick “Doom” plays like a videogame come to life. Oh, wait — it is a videogame come to life. Based off the id Software series of the same name, “Doom” was given a script, a [...]