Sam Neill

With Jurassic Park waiting to take a three-dimensional bite out of your weekend beginning April 5th, we have on tap for you dino-loving cats a series of soundbites with the filmmakers as well as the folks who had the daunting task of delivering the 3D goodies.

Judging by the ripples in my glass of water, I'd say that something big is approaching. That's right, kids; the original Jurassic Park is headed your way in 3D, and we have three new TV spots to get you geared up for the raptors leaping off the screen and into your laps.

Judging by the ripples in my glass of water, I'd say that something big is approaching. That's right, kids; the original Jurassic Park is headed your way in 3D, and we have two new TV spots to get you excited for the magic to come.

With the 3D re-release of Jurassic Park heading our way on April 5th, Universal Pictures has unveiled a pair of TV spots they're no doubt hoping will entice a new generation of moviegoers to seek it out.

Our friends over at Cine 1 have just nailed themselves the first look at the new one-sheet for the upcoming 3D re-release of Jurassic Park. Check it out here, and let us know if this conversion is on your must-see list!

Following up on yesterday's release of a new one-sheet for Universal Pictures' Jurassic Park 3D, we now have the trailer to go along with it. Even after two decades it's impossible to watch it without grinning from ear-to-ear!

Some more chatter coming in really quick for the long gestating fourth entry into the big, loud, and monster filled Jurassic Park franchise, this time from director Joe Johnston. Read on for details.

Just weeks ago star Sam Neill was pretty down on the idea of a fourth Jurassic Park film stating that he thinks that they've "told the story". Well, apparently Steven Spielberg has other plans!

The Jurassic Park faithful, like myself, have been waiting what feels like ages for a fourth chapter in our beloved creature-laden franchise. We've endured rumors and false starts, and now? We must endure the unkindest news of all.

You know, it wasn't enough that ABC had to nix Happy Town before it even had a chance, but now they're pulling the remaining episodes off the air again so those of us hoping to learn just a little more about the Magic Man are shit out of luck until sometime in July.

The director of the splattery good gore-fest Black Sheep (review here), Jonathan King, has a new flick coming out from Lionsgate and Lightning Media called Under the Mountain, and though it's been given a PG-13 rating, we're still confident enough in King's filmmaking chops to insist that this one is worth a look!

Man, that was fast! After airing only three episodes (including tonight's installment), ABC has decided to remove "Happy Town" for the remainder of May sweeps. The series will go on hiatus for two weeks, returning on June 2nd, when the first of its five remaining eps will air.

Reviewed by Uncle Creepy Starring Willem Dafoe, Ethan Hawke, Isabel Lucas, Sam Neill Directed by Michael Spierig and Peter Spierig Distributed by Lionsgate Home Entertainment

With "Twin Peaks" far away in the rearview mirror, fans have been looking for a new strange destination to hang their hats. Could ABC's "Happy Town" be it? Dig on the first few minutes and judge for yourself!

The director of the splattery good gore-fest Black Sheep (review here), Jonathan King, has a new flick coming out from Lionsgate and Lightning Media called Under the Mountain, and though it's been given a PG-13 rating, we're still confident enough in King's filmmaking chops to insist that this one is worth a look!