Eclipse

The 2011 Teen Choice Awards winners have been announced, and while it's no surprise that The Twilight Saga: Eclipse and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows dominated, we're happy to report Paranormal Activity 2 and Black Swan both won in their categories.

Like Muslims making the annual pilgrimage to Mecca, Twi-Hards last night made their annual pilgrimage to the MTV Movie Awards to ensure that their favorite franchise was awarded everything under the sun for the third consecutive year.

It's that time of year again: The Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films has announced the nominations for its 37th Annual Saturn Awards. From the Press Release:

The voting members of The Golden Raspberry Award Foundation have sifted through the cinematic rubble of 2010 and selected nominees for the 31st annual RAZZIE Awards. Leading the horror pack are The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, Vampires Suck, and Clash of the Titans with Jonah Hex also garnering a few nods.

2011 is off and running, and the first major awards show, the People's Choice Awards, has come and gone; and in its first year of having a Favorite Horror Movie category, the people picked a real stinker.

This is THE week to invest in a PS3 just so you can buy and download the fantastic Dead Nation exclusively on the Playstation Network. Trust us - it will be worth your while.

And more goods are coming in as the December 4th Blu-ray/DVD release date of The Twilight Saga: Eclipse draws ever closer. We have a clip from the Robert Pattinson/Kristen Stewart commentary during which they discuss the notorious "tent scene" as well as a couple of extended scenes: “Someone’s Creating an Army” and “From Now on I’m Switzerland”.

We're just a few days away from the December 4th release of The Twilight Saga: Eclipse DVD and Blu-ray packages, and to help build the enthusiasm even more (as if such a thing is possible), Summit has released a sneak peek of "Bella and the Wolf". In this bonus feature the visual effects team shows how they created an intimate moment between Bella and Jacob in wolf form.

2010 is starting to wind down, which means it's time for all the various awards shows to begin rearing their heads. First up are The People's Choice Awards, which have a new category this go-round for Favorite Horror Movie. Here are some of the genre nominee highlights:

December 4th is a big day for Twilight Saga fans as that's when the Eclipse DVD and Blu-ray packages hit store shelves. Not only will you be able to own the movie nationwide that day, but you can also get every available special feature in one place when you buy the 2-Disc Special Edition DVD or the Blu-ray/DVD Combo.

The winners of the Fox Network's 2010 Teen Choice Awards were announced yesterday (with the actual awards show airing tonight, Monday, August 9th, at 8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT), and to say that vampires dominated the event is an understatement. The Twilight Saga movies (both New Moon and Eclipse) scored twelve of the surfboard-shaped trophies while The CW's popular "The Vampire Dairies" took home seven.

Prepare for the most suspenseful Dinner For Fiends of all time. In addition to a quite rambunctious discussion over several of this summer's high profile genre offerings, on this high energy installment one of our very own chimes in pulled over on the side of the road by order of police due to imminent threat of a tornado warning. But if one staff member is under threat of tornadic doom, then why is it another keeps mysteriously vanishing from the show?

It'ss become a tradition of sorts around here that every year we have a review showdown for the new Twilight movie when it hits theatre. On one side of our rumble we have Nomad - Non-fan, Owner of a Penis, and on the other Morgan - Uber-fan, Owner of a Vagina. So how did Eclipse fare? Time to find out!

In what's surely no surprise to anyone, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (review here) is already shattering box office records, leaving its predecessors Twilight and New Moon in the dust.

Reviewed by Morgan Elektra Starring Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner, Michael Sheen, Dakota Fanning, Ashley Greene Directed by David Slade