Quentin Tarantino

Top 10 Horror Flicks for Movie Marathons

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Paying homage to 70’s grindhouse horror, this double-feature was presented as two separate movies in other countries. With the team-up of Tarantino (Death Proof) and Rodriguez (Planet Terror), you’ll definitely get a kick-ass visual delight of action, gore, and violence. It’s an exce...

Published Sun, Nov 1

Evil Dead Will Return To The Big Screen

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Formed by actor/director Sage Stallone and Murawski, Grindhouse Releasing restores and distributes classic horror and exploitation films. The company teamed with Quentin Tarantino in the ’90s to revive Lucio Fulci’s Italian horror classic THE BEYOND.

Published Wed, Oct 28

THE EVIL DEAD Returns to the Big Screen!

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Formed by actor/director Sage Stallone and Murawski, Grindhouse Releasing restores and distributes classic horror and exploitation films. The company teamed with Quentin Tarantino in the ’90s to revive Lucio Fulci’s Italian horror classic THE BEYOND.

Published Wed, Oct 28

From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)

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The film starts out not that strong as a Hostage road drama, and then right in the middle switches gears into an vampire slaying movie. The film stars and is written by Tarantino, as Robert Rodriguez directs in what surely is to be labeled as a comedy-horror film.

Published Sat, Oct 24

25 Days of Halloween: Planet Terror

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Robert Rodriguez’s Planet Terror represents everything that was great about Grindhouse, the collaborative effort of both Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino that was released into theaters in 2007. While Tarantino’s Death Proof has its moments, Planet Terror is clearly the better of th...

Published Wed, Oct 21

"The Decisions That Changed the Face of Hollywood As We Know It" by Dino Sossi, PopEater staff

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– Quentin Tarantino plied Brad Pitt with five bottles of Pink Floyd Rose wine at Brangelina’s Chateau Miraval estate before he accepted a role in ‘Inglourious Basterds.’ Tarantino approached Adam Sandler to star as a Nazi but was rebuffed by his choice to film ‘Funny People.’

Published Mon, Oct 19

Opinion: Kill Bill The Whole Bloody Affair: New Anime Sequence At Last Completed, And More…

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The lack of talk about the once-touted anime spin-offs from Kill Bill suggest that even Tarantino isn’t thinking much about them any more. A real shame, frankly, because he’s still not making films fast enough, even with a knock-em out Grindhouse attitude or the ticking clock of Cannes ha...

Published Mon, Aug 10

Machete’s Crazy Cast Confirmed: De Niro, Lohan, Seagal and More

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Interview with Grindhouse directors Quentin Tarantino and Robert RodriguezRobert De Niro, Michelle Rodriguez and Jonah Hill Cast in Robert Rodriguez’s Machete? UPDATE: Steven Seagal Too?Robert Rodriguez To Start Machete In Five WeeksRobert Rodriguez and Ethan Maniquis to Direc...

Published Wed, Aug 5