Hey loyal readers, 3D is back once again to give you your weekly movie recommendation.  This month I’ve been recommending heist movies.  In keeping with that theme, this week I’m advising you to give “The Score” a try. 

Like many of the heist films I’ve been recommending, I was first drawn to this film because of its cast.  It features Robert De Niro, Edward Norton, Marlon Brando, and Angela Bassett.  They are all great actors who turn in wonderful performances as usual, but the stand out here is definitely Norton. 

In the film…

In keeping with my heist movie theme for this month, I’m recommending the 1992 comedy “Sneakers.”  If you haven’t seen this film, then you must not know who is in it: Robert Redford, Sidney Poitier, David Strathairn, Dan Ackroyd, River Phoenix, Timothy Busfield, Mary McDonnell, Sir Ben Kinsley, and James Earl Jones.  It is quite a cast, and they have terrific chemistry.

The movie is based on the idea of a group of talented individuals, with somewhat shady pasts, who have formed a business where they test people’s security by breaching it. …

My movie recommendation for you this week is the 2001 heist film titled, accurately enough, “Heist.”  I’m a fan of heist films in general (you may notice me highlighting more of them in the coming weeks), and this one caught my eye because of its excellent cast, which includes Gene Hackman, Delroy Lindo, Danny DeVito, and Sam Rockwell. 

The film revolves around a band of thieves, led by Hackman, who are forced by a gangster (played by DeVito) to perform a gold heist.  Of course, if you know anything about heist films, you know…

Well, it’s Halloween, so I have to get serious with my horror movie recommendation for today.  No more horror/comedies or camp cult films.  No, today’s recommendation is one of the bleakest and darkest films I’ve seen in a while.  Fittingly, it is called “30 Days of Night.”

Based on a graphic novel (emphasis on graphic), this is a movie that takes vampires to one of their goriest and scariest incarnations.  In other words, don’t you dare watch it if you like the vampires in “Twilight.”  There is nothing sparkly or romantic about…

 Well, loyal readers, this is it.  This is the last episode of “Red vs. Blue: Recreation.”  I’m sure there will be a mini-series or something to get us through the long winter months until the next Rooster Teeth series.  If so, I will try to keep you posted here.

The DVD of this series is now available to order from Rooster Teeth and the “RT Shorts” that I have been posting here are also getting their own DVD.  Rooster Teeth releases are always packed with special features, so I’m sure they will be…

Well, it’s another horror movie recommendation for you this weekend, but this one is just a little different.  It falls squarely into the category of horror-comedies.  And believe me, “Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon” is one of the funniest slasher movies I’ve ever seen.

It tells the story of an aspiring serial killer, his mentor, the plan he has to perpetrate a horror movie type massacre, and, of course, the documentary crew that is following his attempts.  Yes, you read that correctly.  “Behind the Mask” is a satire of…

 It’s time once again for your weekly Rooster Teeth videos.  There’s a new “RT Short” this week, along with a new chapter of “Red vs. Blue: Recreation.”  Please enjoy with caution.

—3D

Hey loyal readers.  3D is here to update you on the new releases in DVD, CD, and Books this week.  The “Transformers” sequel is sure to do big business this week in DVDs.  Country star Tim McGraw has a new CD out, and in books, Patricia Cornwell has a new book in her long-running Scarpetta series.

Here are the new releases by format:

Dvds:
“Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen”
“Cheri”
“Numbers: The Complete Fifth Season”
“Blood: The Last Vampire”
“Fawlty Towers: The Complete Collection Remastered”
“It’s Garry Shandling’s Show: The Complete Series”

CDs:
“Southern Voice” by Tim McGraw
“Natural Forces” by…

Hey there loyal readers.  This week I’m continuing my horror movie recommendations for the month of October.  As I stated last week, I’m trying to suggest some stuff that you might not have seen or heard of (as an alternative to the many great horror movies you’ve seen tons of times already). 

My movie recommendation this week is the 2006 film “Big Bad Wolf,” and it will not be for everyone.  For one thing, it is definitely adult viewing so don’t let the kids see it.  For another, serious horror buffs may…

3D is back once more for your weekly dose of Rooster Teeth madness.  This week brings chapter 17 of “Red vs. Blue: Recreation,” which I believe should be wrapping up soon.   So enjoy the comedy insanity while you can. 

—3D