Christian Slater

The Confessor (2004)

source: fr.truveo.com

Christian Slater (True Romance, Interview with a Vampire) stars in this psychological drama as a worldly priest who is forced to challenge his ... fr.truveo.com

Published Fri, Mar 27

texturbation » In Which The Narrator Discovers His Inexplicably ...

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I feel like I’m in that scene from True Romance where mild-mannered Christian Slater is persuaded by Elvis to blow Gary Oldman’s head off. But with me it wouldn’t be Elvis, it’d be Jarvis Cocker or something. ...

Published Thu, Nov 20

Can Christian Slater make it on TV with My Own Worst Enemy?

source: Pop Critics » Comics

You just haven't seen the right Christian Slater movies if you're not a fan. I'm sure of it. Kuffs, Heathers, definitely True Romance, and even Pump Up the Volume were all fun movies. The more he impersonates Jack Nicholson, ...

Published Fri, Oct 31

Review “My Own Worst Enemy” Season 1- Episode 1

source: TV Jab

Christian Slater has had an interesting career. From film roles like Heathers, Pump up the Volume and True Romance he developed a reputation as a young Jack Nickleson-esque squinty-eyed hipster. As the years plodded on, Slater lost some ...

Published Tue, Oct 14

Christian Slater on "My Own Worst Enemy"

source: comic Book Resources

by Jami Philbrick, Staff Writer From his work in cult films like “Heathers,” “Pump Up the Volume” and “True Romance;” big studio movies like “Broken Arrow,” ... • Christian Slater plays devil and angel in first TV series Show Patrol Christian Slater: My Own Worst Enemy MediaBlvd Magazine

Published Mon, Oct 13

The Stepford Wives; Sunday, Bloody Sunday; The Terminal; Terminator 2: Judgment Day; True Romance; Woman Under the Influence; and The Woodsman

source: Blogcritics

The Stepford Wives (2004) Why remake an okay suspense film that was an of-its-time metaphor for women's liberation (based on a novel that was a good satiric thriller) into a meaningless, heartless, unfunny comedy with shiny stars and a once-good director? Because Hollywood has run out...

Published Sat, Jun 18