Crash!

1976
1 Hr 28 Mins
Horror

After a woman is nearly killed in a car accident, a doctor investigates the collision, which points toward revenge, destruction, and occult.

1976
1 Hr 28 Mins
Horror

After a woman is nearly killed in a car accident, a doctor investigates the collision, which points toward revenge, destruction, and occult.

Which fall pilots would you ...

Question: Which fall pilots would you deem worthy of my time?Answer: I finished watching the last of the pilots over the weekend and I have fantastic news: For the first time in recent memory, the good fall shows easily outnumber the bad ones — at least based on the pilots I saw. As Desperate Housewives taught us, the second and third episodes tell us much more about a show's creative bones than a season premiere. With that said, here are the fall offerings that have the most FauxVo potential. * Vanished (Fox) and Kidnapped (NBC): Among the things these two thrillers share in common: They both&

Wed, Jul 12, 2006

THIS 'N' THAT

Battlestar Galactica, which will air its sophomore-season finale on Friday, has announced an April start for production on Season 3, to premiere in October.... Goosed by its best-picture win at the Oscars, the DVD for Crash sold 17,500 units on Monday — more than half of the previous week's tally — and leapt 80 places on Amazon.com's best-sellers list. A two-disc director's-cut edition streets on April 4.... U2 is postponing late-March/early-April tour dates in Australia, New Zealand, Japan and Hawaii due to an illness in an unnamed band member's immediate family. Click here for more breaking entertainment news and celebrity gossip from around the world.

Thu, Mar 9, 2006

Please explain to me how in ...

Question: Please explain to me how in the world Brokeback Mountain lost the best-picture Oscar. Answer: Maybe Academy voters saw a different Crash than I did? That's the only thing I can think of.

Wed, Mar 8, 2006

PARTY CRASHER

While favorites Reese Witherspoon (Walk the Line) and Philip Seymour Hoffman (Capote) walked away with the top acting honors at Sunday's Oscars, Crash pulled an upset by lassoing the best-picture trophy away from Brokeback Mountain. In the supporting slots, Rachel Weisz (The Constant Gardener) and the never-fails-to-impress George Clooney (Syriana) grabbed gold. One of the night's other surprises came when rap group Three 6 Mafia's raucous "It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp" (from Hustle & Flow) merited the Academy Award for best song. (A complete list of winners can be found here.) Me, I couldn't help but be fixated on Keira Knightley's seeming inability to crack a smile for Jon Stewart. Geez, loosen up, girl.

Mon, Mar 6, 2006

Joan Melissa LIVE at the Academy...

Joan & Melissa LIVE at the Academy Awards5:30: I'm so glad my colleagues over at the channel have decided to go blue for the red carpet. Setting the tone for the evening, Joan Rivers begins with a slightly disturbing scene in which she spreads 'em for Matt Dillon in Crash and groans a lot. And she warns us that there are many more such scenes from the nominated movies to come. Next she gives a nod to Isaac Mizrahi's infamously presumptuous Golden Globes coverage at rival E!. "I would never be so presumptuous!" she declares while she pokes Lisa Rinna in the boob. Instead of groping her interviewees, she'll be using cards to indicate whether they are wearing underwear and/or have real breasts. This'll be interesting. 5:33: Joan gives her own thank-you speech tailor-made to offend her entire crew: "We are color-blind here at TV Guide. Right, black person?" Then she fills the time

Sun, Mar 5, 2006