Gerard Butler

Starring Gerard Butler, Jonny Lee Miller, Justine Waddell, Christopher Plummer, Jennifer Esposito, Jeri Ryan Directed by Patrick Lussier

It seems that Trembles decided to do what a substantial number of other horror fans did (judging by box office receipts): basically ignore Rob Zombie's Halloween II and just move on. And so, instead of piling more venom on H2, this week's Motion Picture Purgatory tackles the testosterone-fueled Gamer.

Neveldine and Taylor are back this weekend with another high-adrenaline uber-violent bit of smash mouth cinema for you to enjoy and we've got the verdict on whether you should head to theatres or just stay home and play Halo.

Reviewed by Nomad Starring Gerard Butler, Amber Valletta, Michael C. Hall, Kyra Sedgwick, Terry Crews, Ludacris Directed by Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor

As a gamer, the new trailer for Lionsgate's Gamer, starring Gerard Butler and Michael C. Hall, makes me wish such technology would be possible. Can you imagine actually controlling another person to do whatever you want? Of course I'd just keep my dude going to In-N-Out Burger for me, but still!

Once again MySpace is home to the online debut of some exclusive video footage, this time from Lionsgate's upcoming high octane thriller Gamer starring Gerard Butler and Michael C. Hall.

It may be on the fringe of horror, but we're still throwing our support behind Gamer. With Neveldine/Taylor, Gerard Butler, and Michael C. Hall all involved, how can we not?

Show of hands -- Who here knows what Augmented Reality is? And did you think you'd ever see it used for a movie poster? Well, thanks to Lionsgate, the answer to that second question is a resounding "Yes!"

The wonderfully twisted duo who brought us Pathology and the Crank movies, Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor, are at it again -- This time with a new film called Gamer starring Gerard Butler, Ludacris, Milo Ventimiglia, Alison Lohman, and Kyra Sedgwick. Curious? We've got the goods for ya!

When it was announced, informally, that Brett Ratner wouldn’t be helming the Escape From New York remake ("Ranter Won’t Escape New York" – October 2007), I was all smiles from ear to ear.

All right, I was thoroughly annoyed enough by this rumor being posted all over the place that I had but two choices; ignore it or post it myself. For the benefit of you, dear reader, I chose the latter.

Got it ready? A whole assload of release dates have been announced all of a sudden, and a few are even for horror films! Check it out: The Nicole Kidman thriller The Visting, which I just cannot find myself getting excited for in the least, has been pushed to November 2nd, 2007. Seems there are others who didn’t find it too exciting either.