I have no clue about this movie...but this trailer has ALMOST everything I considered "cool" as a 13-year-old. I think the only thing that's missing are giant robots.Check it out:

I don't know what to think. Horror Opera? But I am embarrassingly intrigued by what's been shown thus far. I love the cheesy 80's rock opera sound. The leather fetish garb and sharp stuff looks kind of neat. I'm also really into the way the bad dude's face lights up in a pale blue under that funky mask. A part of me thinks I may like this in that guilty way I'll occasionally enjoy McDonald's Chicken McNuggets with Sweet & Sour and Hot Mustard sauce.The track record of those involved isn't very good. The Director is best known for Saw II, III, and IV (which I refuse to see). The credibility Paul Sorvino brings is eradicated by casting Paris Hilton...but then again, the cheese factor Paris' participation brings is perfect for the tone of the concept.I was mildly intrigued when Paris mentioned the project on David Letterman. Now it's up to my will power to hold me back from spending my hard earned cash to see this in theatres and wait for it's emminent release on Netflix. Still, it's tempting...we'll see how I feel when it's in theatres April 2008!

Yes, this is true: in 1938, Sam Newfield directed THE TERROR OF TINY TOWN, a comedy/western with an all-midget cast! Wikipedia has a page about it. There's a DVD pack with this movie (and 19 others) that you can buy for only $12.99...

I have a fascination for disco. It's a culture that –despite my efforts– I can't understand. Directed by Robert Greenwald (!) in 1980, XANADU is to my knowledge the ultimate disco movie. It features of course Olivia Newton-John. I've never seen better... or worse.

This is an except of SANTO CONTRA BLUE DEMON EN LA ATLÂNTIDA, directed in 1970 by Julián Soler. Obviously Santo doesn't like the way Blue Demon drives the car and the director doesn't really care about the shadow of the camera. Anyway, this is amazingly beautiful.

It's about due time that I join Jerry in the world of wacky YouTube clips. I doubt the movie lived up to the great potential of this trailer.