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Originally posted by JackietheBlade:
I know it's been a while guys. But I've got some pretty good stuff here.

The Ice Harvest Stars John Cusack as a lawyer who plans to embezzle money from mob bosses. Billy Bob Thornton is his partner in crime who double crosses him with the help of strip bar owner Connie Nielsen. The film also stars the always-funny Oliver Platt and Randy Quaid and is directed by the great Harold Ramis.

I'm a big fan of Asian cinema as well as a good horror flick. Scarecrow will be the English debut for Asian horror directors the Pang Brothers. It's about a family who takes over an old sunflower farm and begins to revive the old place until the father starts acting very strange. Sounds interesting.

Serpentine is another thriller/horror flick starring Jude Law. This film, directed by icon William Friedkin, is about a serial killer who cons tourists then disposes of them in various ways.

Another genre that I can't get enough of is black comedy. Three Bad Men is the story of three hitmen who move to the 'burbs to try to pass as model citizens. But trouble just won't leave them alone. It stars Brendan Fraser, Woody Harrelson and Simon Pegg (from Shaun of the Dead).

U-571 director Jonathan Mostow is set to direct Shadow Government about the loyalty of the secret service being called into question after an attempt on the President's life.

I am a big fan of Robert Ludlum's books. I have loved the Bourne film adaptations and I'm currently reading another of his books called The Jansen Directive. His book The Sigma Protocol is being sent to the silver screen and is being directed by Antoine Fuqua. This story follows a man who uncovers an international conspiracy while looking for his brother's murderer. A female agent who is hot on his trail becomes sympathetic to his dilemma and helps him on his search.

Some very excited stuff. Back with more later.