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Hoboken Hollow
Based on true stories of kidnapping, rape, murder and torture in Texas and beyond, Hoboken Hollow tells the dark story of a modern-day slave-ranch operating in the remote Texas Hill Country. [Not Rated]

The Astronaut Farmer (R1) in July
News: Warner Home Video have announced the Region 1 DVD release of The Astronaut Farmer for 10th July 2007 priced at $27.95 SRP. Billy Bob Thornton and Virginia Madsen star in this tale of a farmer chasing his dreams with the homemade rocket in his barn. …

Outlaw
Cinema Review: From director Nick Love (The Football Factory, The Business) comes this violent British thriller in which disillusioned ex-para Sean Bean forms a vigilante posse. Review by Kevin O’Reilly.

9% Norbit
Though Eddie Murphy gives it his all, Norbit’s material is crass and largely unfunny.

Budding Filmmakers!!
THE MTV MOVIE AWARDS Wants Viewers Creating The Parodies!! Plus?? Learn Who s Hosting!!
I am Hercules!! The real reason to watch The MTV Movie…

Now this is cool! See a gigantic battle with your first look at THE WARLORDS starring Andy Lau and Jet Li!!!
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here with the first look we’ve gotten of the…

Apparently NEXT isn’t so bad… at least according to this reviewer!!
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here. I was tricked this week… I skipped this…

Rewind: You Want ‘Old Skool’? Try Sly Vs. Mr. T, Tom Cruise In Ray-Bans
Rewind: Inspired by Jamie Kennedy’s “Kickin’ It Old Skool,” we pick 10 quintessential ’80s double-features, including the greed-focused “Wall Street” and “Risky Business.”

How Well Do You Know: Mean Girls
2004’s Mean Girls seemed the right vehicle to launch the career of Lindsay Lohan into the stratosphere. Instead, we’ve seen one train wreck following another. But the film still stands as a great bit of fun nastiness as we follow Lindsay, Tina Fey and Rachel McAdams on a descent into Girl World. How well do you know Mean Girls?

Weekend Forecast: 4/13/07
Quantity, not quality, is the buzzword of this weekend at the box office, with six new films in wide release. Most of them are thrillers, with none looking to make much of an impact.