Two years ago, "Green Lantern" was expected to be the franchise starter that would finally put the "Justice League" movie wheels in motion. Instead, a combination of the badly chosen producer...
Not content with his job as a bouncer, Doug Glatt (Seann William Scott) dreams of a more rewarding job and gaining his parents' respect. When a chance encounter with an on-ice thug leads to a fistfight that Doug easil...
Note: I'm taking much of this week off in between Comic-Con and press tour. This is one of a few posts I wrote in advance that should publish this week. If you're wondering why I didn't cover a parti...
The Stif-meister and Finch are back for more domestic pastries in "American Reunion," the fourth film in the long-running "American Pie" franchise. Actors Seann William Scott and Eddie Thomas ...
The "American Pie" films are an unlikely franchise, and I'm surprised to actually see us reach this place with it 13 years down the road, a moment when "American Reunion" actually earns some emotio...
Playing the more mature (well sort of more mature) characters in the series, Jennifer Coolidge and Eugene Levy have enhanced the "American Pie" franchise with their intimidating comedic experience. They...
There is something about hockey that lends itself naturally to comedy when someone makes a film about it. "Slap Shot" is one of the best sports films of the '70s, and even today, it holds up because th...
In the summer of 1999, everything looked just dandy for the cast of "American Pie", didn't it? And yet the majority of their so-called future brilliant careers fell apart quicker than the first season of &qu...
Whedon is well-liked in Hollywood, certainly, but he's far better known for the success of "Buffy The Vampire Slayer," "Angel," and even his work on "The Astonishing X-Men" in comic...
After two theatrical sequels and a number of straight-to-DVD spin-offs, the original "American Pie" crew are all back in the same place for one last (?) scatological adventure. The brand new trailer for...
