Movie Review: Black Snake Moan
Read the movie review of the 2007 film Black Snake Moan, staring Samuel L. Jackson and Christina Ricci. A God-fearing bluesman (Jackson) takes to a wild young woman (Ricci) who, as a victim of childhood sexual abuse, looks everywhere for love, never quite finding it.

Alpha Dog
Nick Cassavetes is the son of one of America's most revered film directors. John Cassavetes (1929-89) made cheap cinema look intellectually respectable. He was pure jazz. His shooting style was fast and loose, and his plots were ugly. But he adored actors.

Movie Review: Casino Royale (2006), Part 1
Daniel Craig as James Bond is good but very different in this latest addition to the long-standing string of Bond movies which depicts a young Bond earning his 00 status. This is a prequel to everything that comes after it. We are watching Bond coming into his own by proving his metal to a skeptical M.

James Gandolfini: What's Next For Tony Soprano?
It must be though to be Jim Gandolfini these days. He is so thoroughly identified in our minds with the Tony Soprano character that it is going to be hard to watch him as anybody else.

Why do we love The Sopranos?
There is so much guilt involved in loving The Sopranos, perhaps similar to the guilt of enjoying a boxing match.

Spider-Man 3
Spiderman is back battling the forces of evil, in himself, and in the form of the Sandman and a some strange alien goo type substance that takes over first Spiderman, then another guy. Spiderman and his buddy settle their differences to battle these foes.

Kirsten Dunst and Tobey Maguire Talk Spider-Man 3
The stars of Spider-Man 3 sat down with Mike Richards to talk about their big budget movie that opens May 4th. Peter Parker has finally found the balance he's longed for between his love for Mary Jane Watson and his responsibilities as Spider-Man. The city of New York and it's citizens are at last coming around and appreciating everything he has done as his crime-fighting alter ego, and Peter is in the running for a staff job at the Daily Bugle. However, everything Peter has worked for is about to unravel. Flint Marko, while fleeing prison, is caught in an accident that displaces molecules and is transformed into the Sandman, a new super villain who is able to change his body into any shape of sand he sees fit. When Peter learns of a connection between The Sandman and the murder of his Uncle Ben, he will stop at nothing as Spider-Man to capture him. But before Peter can do so he discovers a mysterious black substance has turned his suit black, and has brought forth a darker side of Parker and Spidey nobody has seen before. Peter begins to give into this new dark personality, starts to abandon the ones he loves the most and in turn his best friend Harry Osborn takes up his late father's mantle as The New Goblin. Quickly Parker begins a new romance with his lab partner, the beautiful Gwen Stacy but in doing so Peter sets off a rival Bugle photographer, a troubled young man by the name of Eddie Brock who is obsessed with Stacy. Little does Peter know the black substance has its sights set on Eddie else as well. Turning Brock into Venom, a foe that mirrors everything Spider-Man can do. Forcing Peter to become the strong-willed hero he has forgotten about if he hopes to defeat his greatest threat yet.

Spider-Man 3 World Premiere in London
Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst walk the webbed carpet at the London Premiere of Spider-Man 3.

Spider-Man 3 Premiere: Cast Reactions
The cast of Spider-Man 3 react after watching the completed film for the first time at the Tokyo premiere.

Spider-Man 3: Tobey McGuire
E-asylum interviews Tobey McGuire, Kirsten Dunst, James Franco, Topher Grace, Thomas Haden Church & Bryce Dallas Howard on the film Spider-Man 3. Let's see what they had to share with E-asylum!