Ed Wood

When two young wrestling fanatics watch their idol suffer a humiliating defeat, they travel to WCW headquarters in Atlanta in the hopes of revitalizing his career. However, they soon discover he isn't the man they've come to worship. This movie is a hilarious look at the world of professional wrestling -- both in and out of the ring -- featuring an ensemble cast that includes David Arquette ('Eight Legged Freaks,' 'See Spot Run'), Scott Caan ('Ocean's Eleven,' 'American Outlaws'), Oliver Platt (TV's 'The West Wing,' 'Three to Tango'), Oscar and Golden Globe-winner Martin Landau ('The Majestic,' 'Ed Wood'), Rose McGowan (TV's 'Charmed,' 'Monkeybone'), and a host of WCW superstars, including Bill Goldberg and the Nitro Girls.

Oscar and Golden Globe-nominated superstar Sylvester Stallone ('Cliffhanger,' the 'Rocky' franchise) stars as a vengeful mobster who scours the underworld to avenge the murder of his brother. The deeper he goes, the further he becomes entangled in a deadly web of mystery and deceit. Co-starring Oscar-winner Michael Caine ('Hannah and Her Sisters,' 'The Cider House Rules'), Oscar-nominee Miranda Richardson ('Sleepy Hollow,' 'The Crying Game') and Oscar-winner Martin Landau ('Crimes and Misdemeanors,' 'Ed Wood').

Selected as one of the top 50 American films of all time by the prestigious American Film Institute, and considered by many critics to be Hitchcock's greatest film, this fast-paced thriller stars Oscar-winner Cary Grant ('Notorious,' 'The Philadelphia Story') as a Madison Avenue advertising exec who is mistaken for someone else and kidnapped by a group of international spies, headed by James Mason ('A Star Is Born,' 'Lolita'). After a hair-raising escape, he is framed for a murder he didn't commit and goes on the run with the lovely Eva Marie Saint ('Superman Returns,' 'On the Waterfront'). Famous for a wild plane attack and a harrowing chase across the faces of Mount Rushmore, this is quintessential Hitchcock ('Psycho,' 'The Birds'). With Academy Award-winner Martin Landau ('Ed Wood,' 'The Majestic') as Mason's evil henchman, this film is the rare combination of action, suspense and humor.

Jason Insalaco and Jonathan Harris discuss their restoration of Ed Wood's television pilot 'Final Curtain.'

Sasha Tane interviews Desir e Dubounet: A cross-dresser, freedom fighter, ex NASA employee who has directed some 30 feature films. He/she also tours the world rocking and rolling with his band, Desi & the Huns. Think Ed Wood, squared: Possibly the strangest person on the planet today...

This is a direct upload of the video for the story previously posted on the Movies page under the title, 'MIGHTY MOVIE PODCAST: Tim Burton at MoMA' ===================== So you go into this room at New York s Museum of Modern Art s Tim Burton exhibit, and it s like striking gold: the Jack Skellington figure is there, along with a choice selection of the replacement heads that were used to animate dialogue; there s the creepy, completely covered baby Penguin wicker stroller from BATMAN RETURNS; you can see a MARS ATTACKS stop-motion figure and some test footage shot before Burton decided to go CG; plus the headless horseman figure and the EDWARD SCISSORHANDS outfit and ED WOOD s angora sweater. Film geek heaven and a must-have for MMP s second video podcast. I pull out my camcorder and power up, and am instantly intercepted by a MoMA PR person, who politely but firmly informs me that practically nothing in the room, save for Edward and Headless and a vitrine with some figures from THE CORPSE BRIDE, can be filmed. Including, she points out, the angora sweater. Okay, I can dig that, for whatever reasons legal or contextual, stuff may be off-limits (fortunately, no such prohibitions existed for the rest of the exhibit, and, as you ll see in the video, it s a big durn exhibit). But specifically throwing the barbed wire up around the angora sweater? Really? Is there some sort of legal constraint, or is this humble strip of fluff so iconic of something that dissemination of its presence here could completely blow the intent of the exhibit? So sorry, all you PLAN 9 maniacs. You want to worship at the alter of the angora, you re just going to have to make a pilgrimage to New York. Happily, once you ve performed your obeisances, you ll then have an opportunity to drink deeply of Tim Burton s mad genius. There are tons of concept work here, drawn by Burton s own hand, plus a stunning variety of original and heretofore unseen artwork, sculptures and inst

Glen Or Glenda movie trailer - starring Bela Lugosi, Lyle Talbot, Dolores Fuller, Edward Wood Jr. Directed by Edward Wood Jr. Genre: Drama Rating: Not Rated

The Sinister Urge movie trailer - starring Kenne Duncan, Duke Moore. Directed by Edward Wood Jr. Genre: Drama Rating: Not Rated

Woody Allen s new film, Whatever Works, starring Larry David, Ed Begley Jr., and Evan Rachel Wood, is set to premiere at Tribeca.

Ed Wood -- US Home Video Trailer from Touchstone

Louis the Fourteenth Street -- If Cecil B. DeMille met Jack Smith, John Waters, and Ed Wood Jr., the fruit of their collaboration might be LOUIS THE FOURTEENTH STREET. Cuckolded king Louis the Fourteenth Street vows vengeance on his murderous second wife Mary Antionette. A

The teaser trailer for Plan 9. In 1959, a film was released that would live in the minds and hearts of science fiction and horror fans for years to come. That film was Edward D. Wood, Jr.'s magnum opus, 'Plan 9 From Outer Space', a story about aliens re-animating the dead in order to kill Earth's population. Though widely regarded as one of the worst films ever made, genre audiences could not resist the exuberance and love for the art of filmmaking that showed in Wood's work, and the movie has become a cherished cult classic that still survives on home video and in midnight screenings across the world. Now, in time to coincide with the 50th anniversary of 'Plan 9 From Outer Space', director John Johnson along with his production company, Darkstone Entertainment is poised to remake the classic film. Simply titled 'Plan 9', the remake will be a serious-minded retelling of the original story, paying homage to the spirit of Wood's film without resorting to camp or parody. The film will focus on the horror and science fiction aspects of the original, but will also be largely character-driven. Johnson's goal for 'Plan 9' is to make a film that honors not only the original source material, but also Ed Wood's intentions when he made 'Plan 9 From Outer Space'. Wood's plan was to make a very scary sci-fi/horror film, and Johnson wishes to do exactly that create a film that Wood would have enjoyed, or perhaps even made himself, if not bound by the technological limitations placed on filmmakers 50 years ago.