Liev Schreiber

While doing the press rounds for his upcoming thriller Vanishing on 7th Street, we got a chance to chat with director Brad Anderson about the status of some of his future projects also, and there are a few things that will pique the interest of you, dear readers.

Though mired in a bit of controversy due in part to the themes that it shares with Darren Bousman's Repo!: The Genetic Opera, Universal's Repo Men was actually kind of fun but a bit on the forgettable side. Will that change in this new unrated cut? We've got the scoop on the flick's home video release!

It's been a long road, but finally Universal's Repo Men is here, and we've got the skinny on if it's worth your weekend dollars! Either way steer clear from the Union! They've been really touchy as of late!

Reviewed by Nomad Starring Jude Law, Forest Whitaker, Liev Schreiber, RZA, Alice Braga, Carice van Houten Directed by Miguel Sapochnik

Excited for this weekend's release of Repo Men? Well, here's a boatload of stuff to fan your flames! Everything you could ever want or need is here, just short of a new pair of eyes for after you're done digging on it all. However, we're pretty sure the Union can take care of that for you.

Miguel Sapochnik's Repo Men hits theatres this Friday, March 19th, and to help get everyone geared up for its debut, Universal has released a nearly seven-minute long motion comic as part of its intensive online viral marketing campaign.

We're quickly coming up on Repo Men's March 19th release so of course Universal Pictures is releasing a boatload of goodies to help get everyone psyched for the film's debut, including a new restricted director's cut trailer and a big batch of photos.

A few news sites across the World Wide Web have intimated that along with Courteney Cox, David Arquette, and Neve Campbell, Liev Schrieber would be returning to the Scream universe in installment #4, reprising his role as Cotton Weary. Our man Nomad was present at the Repo Men press junket taking place in NYC today and got the skinny straight from the man himself.

During the past year anytime I’ve recommended Darren Lynn Bousman’s Repo! The Genetic Opera to anyone, they look at me and ask whether or not I’m referring to the 1984 Alex Cox comedy Repo Man. I expect even more confusion this winter when the upcoming organ harvesting flick formerly known as Repossession Mambo hits theaters with a suspicious title change.

Like it wasn’t strange enough that there are two organ repossession movies being worked on right now, the second one is getting a much classier cast than I expected.