2013 has seen its share of horror films hit screens with no signs of slowing down, especially with Halloween just around the block. With the talented James Wan’s Insidious 2 hitting theaters tomorrow, we take a look at some classics that stand the test of time.
Last episode, The Plot Hole gang looked back at summer 2013 and all it had to offer (or didn’t have to offer) and now we peer forward towards fall as we run down our top 5 most anticipated blockbusters and indie releases of the season.
The petite Canadian Ellen Page actress is a darling of the indie movie scene, appearing in Juno, Hard Candy, Super and Whip It and many of her movies have been produced by Fox or Fox Spotlight. Now Variety reports that Page has entered into negotiations with to star in an adaptation of the comic book series Queen and Country.
The summer of 2015 is set to be a massive year with movies like The Avengers: Age of Ultron and Batman vs. Superman already set for release. Now that summer has grown a little more crowded with Disney pushing Ant-Man to be released three months earlier then originally intended.
13 years after the sci-fi film that pushed him into the spotlight, Vin Diesel returned to his founding franchise with Riddick, which easily took the top spot with a solid $19.0 million, pushing three week champ The Butler into the runner up spot.
There are many thrillers, documentaries and a horror box-set being release or re-released this week and Entertainment Fuse’s Recommendation of the Week is one of the biggest blockbusters of the year.
The blockbuster season of 2013 may be over but if you think that’s the end of our discussion you would be sorely mistaken. This episode we chat everything. Best, worst, biggest surprises – you name it. We’ll also see how our earlier predictions fared on what would be the winners and losers from May to August.
