Peter Stormare

There are few people on the planet who can do creepy strange guy better than Peter Stormare, and as a result we're always elated when he brings his special brand of madness to our genre.

There was a time one poster or box art alone could get me to watch a movie. Now couple some of the most kick-ass artwork we've seen thus far this year along with a good trailer, and you've really gotten our interest. Speaking of which ...

The plot synopsis for The Fallen might make it sound like a potential Syfy original movie; however, it's not. In addition, the actors assembled for this action-horror creature feature is quite an eclectic cast by b-movie standards.

Panned by critics and moviegoers alike upon its direct-to-video release back in 2000, Bruiser never really found its audience and, ten years later, seems to have been entirely forgotten. And while I realize that I’m in the minority here, I’ve always considered this one to be a bit of an overlooked little gem. George A.

Peter Stormare is one of the best character actors out there today, and I'll watch anything he's in (hell, he even made Armageddon slightly tolerable). So it's with excitement that we alert you to his newest film, Corridor.

Kevin Munroe's Dead of Night based upon the Italian comic book Dylan Dog is taking shape really fast down in New Orleans. The film, which tells the tale of a private investigator on the trail of the supernatural, just got a couple of werewolves to round out its menagerie.

Reviewed by Johnny Butane Starring Willem Dafoe, Scott Speedman, Peter Stotmare, Clea DuVall Directed by Henry Miller Released by IFC Films

Reviewed by Johnny Butane Starring Jesse Metcalfe, Peter Stormare, Kiele Sanchez Directed by Jeff Buhler Distributed by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment