I have not done this in a while. Truth be told, I have not been on My Space in a while. But I found myself wandering the world of MySpace and figured I would do an update.

Talented author (and human being) Sean Chercover has sold the television rights to his fantastic novel Big City, Bad Blood.

Lovers of all things geriatric rejoy! Matlock is coming to DVD.

I review the new 2 DVD set of Zodiac.

Find out what rapper may be filling the shoes of Mr. T for the forthcoming A-Team movie.

Gerald So talks about his favorite new television shows.

A whole mess o' DVD release info for you (including The Wire: season 4).

Jon talks about Smallville and Heroes.

I have a review of the veritable smorgasboard that is Shoot 'Em Up.

A quick look at 3:10 to Yuma.

Gerald So reviews Bones: season two.

Lehane's Gone Baby Gone debuts in France...and is liked.

A look at new casting for Pacino and De Niro's Righteous Kill

Cast photo from Bryan Singer's Valkyrie.

Central Comics Zone talks with Ian Rankin.

Quentin Taratino turns down Hawaii Five-O.

R-rated trailer for No Country for Old Men online.

Latino Review offers their thoughts on the screenplay for Get Smart.

Trailer for The Mist online.

Steve Brewer's Lonely Street delayed until 2008.

Martin Scorsese may still do Frankie Machine, but not right now.

Update on Bubba Nosferatu.

There are audio clips of Whiteout author Greg Rucka, director Dominic Sena and star Kate Beckinsale from Comingsoon.net, we also have the first Whiteout film poster.

There is a new promo Joker site for the upcoming The Dark Knight.

Mr. Lee tosses us some words about the new special edition of "John Grisham's The Rainmaker."

We have the complete details on the upcoming release of Blade Runner: The Final Cut.

A review of the very creepy Perfume.

It looks like there is a prequel for Smokin' Aces coming.

There are special editions of Chinatown and The Two Jakes coming.

A look at the DVD releases for July 24th.

We have the poster for the Coen Brothers' take on Cormic McCarthy's No Country for Old Men.

Hope everyone's spring is going well. I am in the process of figuring out what unusual plants to landscape with. I have this vision of folks looking at my yard and saying "What the hell is that?"

Speaking of What the Hell, I am still trying to get my head around the dozen or so big upsets, in MMA, in the last three months. We now know there is no such thing as a sure thing.

Gerald So tells us about the third season of NCIS.

New filming is being done for the latest (and likely last) cut of Blade Runner.

Jon is digging Criminal Minds.

Johnny Fever and the gang at WKRP come to DVD.

Zach Braff is not going to be Fletch after all.Jon thinks you need The Aura.

Mr. Lee reviews what is one of the greatest shows not to make it: Kidnapped. Read the review, then buy the damn thing!

DVD releases for April 24th. This includes Kidnapped. Have you bought it yet??

Forest Whitaker makes The Last King of Scotland something special.

Hope everyone's weekend is going swell.
Here is a look at the past week at Crimespree Cinema.

Aaron Eckhart is announced as Harvey Dent a.k.a. Two-Face for forthcoming Batman movie.

Fox/MGM announced the release date the next wave of remastered Bond DVDs.

Rian Johnson's The Brothers Bloom continues to fill out it's cast with amazing talent.

Jon gives his take on Haven.

A look at the DVDs released on Tuesday the 12th.

 I review the two-disc release of The Departed.

Really bizarre casting is announced for forthcoming Hardy boys....Hardy MEN...movie.

Jeremy

After a ridiculous amount of time (Thank goodness for coffee) , a couple of major screw-ups, the Crimespree DVD calendar is online. The Calendar will be updated weekly with any info I get. There is a link, on the lower right side of the Crimespree Cinema site.
Click here to visit the Crimespree DVD calendar.

Note: Not all of the dates are hard, some are still tentative, and are subject to changeAs always, input is welcome.

Jeremy