The Purge is coming in just a matter of days, will you survive the night? And in honor of The Purge coming to theaters, Turn The Right Corner is hosting its very first reader giveaway. Get excited! After the jump, find out how you can enter for a chance to win an exclusive prize pack from The Purge. Continue reading
Movie trailers have a big influence on how we perceive the film before going in and what we feel when the credits roll. They may make the movie look utterly terrible, completely amazing, or somewhere in between, but we each go in with expectations upon viewing them. After the Fact is a look back on how the trailers may have affected the movie going experience. This column is not a review of the movie itself, but rather on the marketing techniques used to advertise the movie. Today the trailer for Pain & Gain will be under the microscope. Continue reading after the jump and expect spoilers. Continue reading
If on one night every year, you could commit any crime without facing consequences, what would you do? James DeMonaco’s The Purge asks this question to its audience as a test of morality which plagues this alternative universe. One family of four will have to answer that question when they will be tested over the course of one night. Will they survive? Watch the trailer after you hit the jump. Continue reading
As if we needed a reason to create another reboot. It was announced almost two years ago that there was going to be a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reboot in the works. According to new reports, it appears as though the production is moving forward and they have found its director. Continue reading
Michael Bay’s production company, Platinum Dunes, has been brought on by Nickelodeon and Paramount Pictures to reboot the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Franchise. Deadline reports that producers Brad Fuller and Andrew Form will tag along with Galen Walker and Scott Mednick and meet with writers within the next few weeks to establish pre-production ideas. Continue reading
There is a time and place for everything, but a remake of an honestly good horror film that isn’t too dated and conceptually still scary is pretty unnecessary. Now if they were to remake A Nightmare On Elm Street with the intent of being more creative and bring a unique vision that could have improved the original story making it more horrifying, than yes, I’m all for that. Alas, this did not happen and was brought a lackluster of a film lacking any imagination, depth or even a solid story. Continue reading
Turn The Right Corner 