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Chelios faces a Chinese mobster who has stolen his nearly indestructible heart and replaced it with a battery-powered ticker that requires regular jolts of electricity to keep working. Director: Mark Neveldine, Brian Taylor Writer: Mark Neveldine, Brian Taylor Year of Release: 2009 Actors: Jason Statham, Amy Smart, Dwight Yoakam, Efren Ramirez, Clifton Collins Jr., Ling Bai, Joseph Julian Soria, David Carradine, Corey Haim Genre: Action Country of Origin: USA Purchase Now Help (Cool) Shite Buy Crank 2: High Voltage from Amazon.com Download MP3 Podcast 43 megs Listen Now [See post to listen to audio] Trailer [See post to watch Flash video]

I've had my share of all-nighters, and sure, some of them were for a perfectly legitimate reason like studying, but I'll be honest with you: most of them were for reasons that for the sake of propriety, I shouldn't go into here -- and I know I'm not the only one. Who doesn't have a story about that one great night? Or that one party that couldn't be missed? Exactly, we all do, and maybe that's why we all love a good story about some wild and crazy all-nighter. This Friday, audiences will be treated to another tale full of all-night shenanigans with I Love You, Beth Cooper, which follows a high school nobody who changes everything when he utters those five words during his graduation speech. So just like every 'all-nighter' film to go before it, Cooper is about breaking out of your comfort zone and watching the best laid plans go to waste -- and usually our hero or heroine gets to fall in love along the way. So with that in mind, let's take a look back at seven other films that are about our search for a good time. 1. The Allnighter Well, you can't have a list about all-nighters without including this 80's turkey starring The Bangles' lead singer, Susanna Hoffs. Even Joan Cusack (the patron saint of 80's comedy) couldn't save this story about a group of girls looking for a good time on their last night before graduation. The Allnighter was written and directed by Hoff's mom, and was meant to be the singer's big break into acting. Unfortunately for her, the film was so bad that not only did it fail at the box office, it managed to turn the gal off from ever pursuing a film career at all. After the jump: find out which other all-nighter flicks made the list...Filed under: Comedy, Cinematical Seven, ListsContinue reading Cinematical Seven: Movies That Pull an All-Nighter Permalink | Email this | Comments

Britain's leading screen tough guy Jason Statham is back for Crank: High Voltage.Author: ITN Tags: Jason Statham Mark Neveldine Brian Taylor Crank Crank High Voltage crank action film review amy smart corey haim Posted: 19 April 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Britain's leading screen tough guy Jason Statham is back for Crank: High Voltage.Author: ITN Tags: jason statham crank crank high voltage amy smart brian taylor mark neveldine corey haim ling bai david carradine Posted: 18 April 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Chev Chelios chases the Chinese mobster who stole his almost indestructible heart.

Genre: Action , Adventure , Crime Cinema Premiere: 16/04/2009 Production Country: United States Directed By: Mark Neveldine , Brian Taylor Producer: Lakeshore Entertainment , Lionsgate Cast: Jason Statham , Amy Smart , Bai Ling , Corey Haim , Efren Ramirez , Dwight Yoakam Film Duration: 96 min Production Year: 2009 Plot Outline: Crank 2: High Voltage is the follow-up to Crank's electrifying success, keeping alive Hitman Chev Chelios (Jason Statham) as he launches himself on an electrifying chase through Los Angeles in pursuit of the Chinese mobster who has stolen his nearly indestructible heart.

Genre: Action , Adventure , Crime Cinema Premiere: 16/04/2009 Production Country: United States Directed By: Mark Neveldine , Brian Taylor Producer: Lakeshore Entertainment , Lionsgate Cast: Jason Statham , Amy Smart , Bai Ling , Corey Haim , Efren Ramirez , Dwight Yoakam Production Year: 2009 Plot Outline: Crank 2: High Voltage is the follow-up to Crank's electrifying success, keeping alive Hitman Chev Chelios (Jason Statham) as he launches himself on an electrifying chase through Los Angeles in pursuit of the Chinese mobster who has stolen his nearly indestructible heart.

Fine, I'll admit it: I sat down and watched the craptastic sequel to Lost Boys, The Tribe. Lord knows I wish I hadn't, but it was the film equivalent of a train wreck and it was just too hard to look away. But even I have my limits, so I'm not sure what to think about the latest bad idea from Warner Premiere: Lost Boys 3. Bloody Disgusting announced that Warners has given the go-ahead for another direct-to-DVD sequel, and have hired Evan Charnov (Fearless) to pen the script. According to BD, Edgar Frog (aka Corey Feldman) will be back, along with the lesser known Frog, Jamison Newlander. So instead of trying for a re-tread of the first film like last time, Charnov's script is going to focus on the Frog brothers (and why, oh why, didn't they just do this in the first place?) But the Frog brothers will probably be the only familiar faces coming back for another go round, because I highly doubt that anyone will be knocking on Corey Haim's door after what happened the last time. There is no release date for Lost Boys 3 so far, but let's be honest with ourselves -- this kind of straight-to-DVD flick can probably be knocked out in a weekend. So what do you think? Maybe if we all pretend that Lost Boys 2 never happened we'll finally get the sequel we deserve. Then again, maybe we should all turn away and pretend like the whole thing is just a bad dream ... a very bad dream.Filed under: Horror, Casting, Deals, Warner Brothers, Scripts, Remakes and Sequels Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

1] Bluesman Tom Malafarina - Bad Example 2] Astronauts of Antiquity - Rocket Science {Ariel Cyber PR} - 3] Natalie Brown - You're Mysterious 4] Promo - Mevio Radio 5] Promo/Teaser - The Shameless Plugcast 6] Angel Vivaldi (photo left) - Stepping Through The Looking Glass 7] Police On The Scene (Episode 133 - Tax Refund Scam) 8] Promo - A Vobes Show 9] StayWay - Set Me Free - 10] Gavin Castleton - Tiny Triggers BONUS TRACK: Option42 - Raindrop Rhapsody For archived episodes of The Pod 5 click here For The Pod 5 Live on Sunday - March 1st, 2009 @ 8:00p.m., edt click here

Filed under: Horror, Warner Brothers, Home Entertainment, Remakes and Sequels If it had any other title, Lost Boys 2: The Tribe wouldn't provoke any outrage. But if it had any other title, would anybody give it a second glance? I harbored a ray of hope, but it doesn't take very long to realize that Lost Boys 2: The Tribe was always destined for the direct to video garbage heap. The 1987 original, photographed by the superbly talented Michael Chapman, was super stylish and jammed with juicy performances, cynical wisecracks, and post-modern tweaks to cinematic vampire legends. The best idea was placing fanged lords of the night in a sun-soaked California coastal town populated by aging hippies and freaks, not to mention a boardwalk, rollercoaster, and great, crashing surf. As a budget sequel, LB2 has to make do with less attractive, less flattering video imagery and the rockier Canadian coastline standing in for "Santa Carla" * (actually, Santa Cruz, California). The script by Hans Rodionoff makes some half-hearted attempts to tie in the original (antlers and motorcycles, anyone?), but is bereft of any new twists of its own. Director P. J. Pesce makes certain to include the obligatory amount of gore required to justify the so-called "uncut" version, with notable attention to ripped throats and spilled intestines, along with bared body parts displayed by lovelies such as Moneca Delain. LB2 has precisely two good moments -- one in the opening scene, provided by Tom Savini -- stranded within 94 minutes of running time.Continue reading Horror Sequel Outrage: 'Lost Boys 2: The Tribe' Permalink | Email this | Comments

Filed under: Action, Lionsgate Films, Movie Marketing, Remakes and Sequels, Images You know, I've seen a lot of 'behind the scenes' photographs over the years, but these latest from Crank 2: High Voltage win the "what the heck is going on here?" award, hands down. The LA Times is now hosting 19 new images from the set of the follow-up to the 2006 action film. In fact, I have to be honest with you: I can't for the life of me figure out why directors Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor would need a giant foam head of Jason Statham -- but now that it has my interest piqued, it had better be good. This time around, our favorite hit man Chev Chelios (Statham) has to chase down a Chinese mobster who has stolen his nearly indestructible heart and replaced it with a bum ticker. But that's not all: on top of everything else, Chev has to keep his heart running on jolts of electricity (where's James Bond's dashboard defibrillator when you need it?). Joining in on the fun are Amy Smart (who we saw on set a few months ago in a 'questionable' costume), Dwight Yoakum, Bai Ling, and a cameo from '80s cautionary tale, Corey Haim (and for his sake I hope things went better on the set here than they did on Lost Boys 2). Crank 2: High Voltage is expected arrive in theaters in 2009 -- maybe by then we'll know what all those big foam heads were about. Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

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