Pulse

68
Metascore
2001
1 Hr 59 Mins
Horror, Suspense, Science Fiction
R

After one of their friends commits suicide, strange things begin happening to a group of young Tokyo residents. One of them sees visions of his dead friend in the shadows on the wall, while another's computer keeps showing strange, ghostly images. Is their friend trying to contact them from beyond the grave, or is there something much more sinister going on?

68
Metascore
2001
1 Hr 59 Mins
Horror, Suspense, Science Fiction
R

Mars Star Believes in Girls Power

In Part 1 of our Q&A with Kristen Bell, the Veronica Mars star dished on her decision to dabble in big-screen horror (with Pulse, which opened at No. 5 this past weekend) as well as the (equally scary?) prospect of real-life marriage. Here in Part 2, the actress talks about Veronica Mars' own love life, hangin' out on the Gilmore Girls set, and making beautiful music. TV Guide: Let's talk about Veronica Mars. What have you heard about how [series creator] 

Tue, Aug 15, 2006

Kristen Bell on Fetts, Drugs and Rockin' Roles

What? Kristen Bell is here, in the Big Apple, to promote the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of her comedy Fifty Pills? Say no more — I'm there. After all, not all of us can rub elbows with her on the set, as Ausiello did during his turn as an extra on Veronica Mars (Tuesdays at 9 pm/ET). Radiating sunniness and warmth, Bell had much to discuss in addition to Pills, in which she plays a coed whose mild-mannered beau gets roped into dealing Ecstasy "for just one day," to pay off a student loan. (Been there, done th-... um, crazy concept, I meant to say!) TVGuide.com asked the actress about her numerous new film roles as well as, of course, the up-in-the-air fate of her UPN series. TVGuide.co

Tue, May 2, 2006

Kristen Bell on Fetts, Drugs and Rockin' Roles

Invasion Man, if that first 10...

InvasionMan, if that first 10 minutes was any less exciting, I'd have to dedicate this review to something like the evils of daylight saving time. I still denounce it, but in a way that says "it's cool if it's for people who don't wake up at 5 am." Seems like nobody's talking about it this year. Anyway, will anybody be talking about Invasion next year? I'm worried. After only one week off, creator Shaun Cassidy didn't really "reel" me back in, even with that tease showing something tentacle-y in a cooler. OK, that actually got me kind of interested. But then they stalled for a long time. Seems like I've fallen for that before. Giant squid, huh? Great, where's the polar bear? Sorry, but ABC had me at Lost. Invasion does seem to be successfully following in the G

Thu, Nov 10, 2005

Commander in Chief Because apparently...

Commander in ChiefBecause apparently nothing ever goes smoothly for Mackenzie Allen, this week the ruler of the free world has to contend with a tell-all book filled to the brim with juicy, might-topple-the-Administration secrets. Uh-oh, kids, looks like we've got us a mole in the White House. (I guess it's hoping for too much to wish Tobias Fünke would attack a mini-replica of Washington dressed up in a big mole suit here, huh? That'll teach me to watch a TiVo'd Arrested Development right before I tune in to LadyPrez & Co. Seriously, though, I'll bet Bob Loblaw could help take care of this little snitch problem tout de suite.)  Meanwhile, Mac's choice for VP finally gets his day before Congress in a potentially disastrous confirmation hearing. All this verbal sparr

Wed, Nov 9, 2005

Nip/Tuck I certainly get more...

Nip/TuckI certainly get more feedback for Nip/Tuck than the other shows I cover for Watercooler. Mostly it's Carver predictions. (The most interesting one last week was Alec Baldwin's Dr. Moore character.) Last week, though, I got a bunch of "yes, BIID does exist" feedbacks. Ironically, Bruno Campos was interviewed during our Podcast, also last week, and he confirmed that all medical conditions and procedures done on the show are real. Sorry for suggesting otherwise. Tonight's show had a central theme of filling a void in one's family. It was very natural for Christian to want to get to know his real mother and her family more. Too bad she doesn't feel the same way. I loved that he offered her free plastic surgery, only because my own mot

Wed, Nov 9, 2005