New Zealand actress/stuntwoman Zoë Bell has doubled for many action heroes over the years, including Lucy Lawless in Xena: Warrior Princess and Uma Thurman in Kill Bill. Over the last few years, she has made a career-transition into becoming a full-time actress in such projects as Lost, Whip It, and, perhaps most famously, as herself in Quentin Tarantino’s Death Proof. Mixing equal parts toughness, beauty, natural acting chops, and charisma, she’s put all of those qualities on display in her latest movie, Raze, about a group of women who have been imprisoned and forced to fight for their lives and the lives of their loved ones.

You're Next, opening August 23rd after an almost 2 year wait, is one of the best horror films you will have seen in years. It takes the familiar concept of a home invasion and turns it on its head with a very interesting twist. That twist comes in the form of the film's lovely and talented star, Sharni Vinson.

You may or may not know it, but chances are that you've seen a Charles Band film or twenty. Besides the franchises he is most known for, such as Gingerdead Man, Evil Bong, Trancers, and, of course, Puppet Master, his Full Moon Features and previous incarnations are also behind such films as ReAnimator, Ghoulies, Laserblast, Tourist Trap, The Dungeonmaster, Troll, and more movies than you can possibly see in a lifetime. I've personally been a fan for over twenty years and I know that when I new Full Moon film comes out, I am in for a good time.

I recently had the pleasure to sit and talk with lifelong actor Keith Coogan. Notably recognizable for two of his most popular films, Adventures in Babysitting and Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead, he's just one shy of completing the babysitter trilogy. He was very gracious, open and honest, and incredibly generous with his time.

Love him or hate him, director Uwe Boll has had quite the prolific career. A quick perusal of his page on IMDB lists a boatload of movies that most film fans have very strong opinions about. It would have been easy to, as many have in the past, focus on the negative and put the man on the spot.