"Killer at Large" is a documentary (to be released on DVD in March, 2009) examining the rapidly increasing level of American obesity from a public health and policy perspective. The film will blow your... more inside

He came dancing across the water With his galleons and guns Looking for the new world In that palace in the sun. On the shore lay Montezuma With his coca leaves and pearls In his halls he often wondered ... more inside

I once read a review of 'Ichi The Killer' in which the critic described the film as "the Citizen Kane of arterial spray movies." He might be right. From uploader: Scene where Long attacks Kakihara in the street but Kakihara loves pain, and then Long soon finds this out the hard way.

This is The Killers live at Abbey Road. It begins with a short intro of the band discussing their love of Dire Straits and why they decided to cover this song, then leads into their excellent performance. Very nice. ... more inside

And i'm on my knees, looking for the answer Are we human or are we dancer??? Update/re-embed: The Killers finally added the official clip, on Myspace. Better sound and far better video. And another... more inside

A mutated shrew attacks in the classic "Killer Shrews". The shrew is a combination of a hand puppet and a greyhound in a hula skirt.

The Killers turned their new Christmas single "Don't Shoot Me Santa" (RED), with 100% of the proceeds to benefit the Global Fund, for investment in African AIDS program.

That's right...this is the official music video for the title song of the move "Killer Klowns from Outer Space". It's performed by the the same musicians that brought you countless other billboard busting... more inside

Directed by David Arquette and part of the 8 Films to Die For season, The Tripper is about a Ronald Reagan-obsessed serial killer that targets a bunch of hippies who are heading to a weekend-long concert.

Oprah's Frankenstein.

Practically got to cult status over here, this is the Moulin Rouge-esque video for this wicked tune.

In the tradition of the 1936 anti-drug film "Reefer Madness," the Fox News story I caught airing on July 13 contained misinformation, a lot of scare words, and no independent fact checking of the claims of government agents.