A unique and very violent low-budget Belgian film that is part black comedy and part mockumentary. The story revolves around a sociopath that goes on a killing spree with a documentary crew in tow.

Last time we saw Indonesia biopic Little Obama, the president was clinging to the torso of a flamboyant man in a pink shirt. Here's the official trailer, featuring schoolyard fights, adolescent flirtation, and a whispery martial arts instructor.

Movies have always been a favorite summer pastime. Who can forget that scene in Grease when all of Rydell High could be seen at the drive-in, jumping into each other's cars while movies played in the background.

Have you ever heard of Lots-o'-Huggin Bear? Did you play with the toy as a child? No? Us either. As it turns out, it's because the toy never existed in the 80s, as these YouTube videos would suggest.

Not to be confused with "One Night in Paris," this witty rom-com starring Julie Delpy and Adam Goldberg tells the story of what happens when a neurotic couple stop in the City of Lights to meet the parents.

Avatar… biggest movie EVER. That 3D stuff sure was impressive! And now the franchise is moving into a new genre, with the fall 2010 release of Hustler's This Ain't Avatar XXX, a sexxxy adaptation of the James Cameron hit. [Slashfilm]

Traditionally, U.S. states have fallen over each other to offer tax incentives to filmmakers who come and make glamorous "movies" in boring, non-glamorous states. Now, states aren't so sure. Does abundant cannibalism make you want to visit Michigan?

Sam Rockwell puts forth a Tour de Force performance in this 2009 film as the sole occupier of the moon. Alone for three years, he begins questioning his mental health with the appearance of a new visitor.

Today is the 25th anniversary of the release of The Goonies. God, you're old. [WP]

Set in the Australian outback, this gritty western tells the story of a gunslinger who is promised his freedom and that of his younger brother if he completes the task of killing his older brother, a notorious outlaw.

A Picasa user has compiled a gallery of the same newspaper being used on set for everything from Married with Children and Desperate Housewives, to Dallas and No Country for Old Men. [via Boing Boing]

When a celebrity personally asks you to see their new movie, how can you say no? Here, Russell Brand makes a case for Get Him to the Greek (out Friday) with a clip that also features Diddy and Jonah Hill.

A reformed gang leader, Mickey Rourke, returns home to steer his younger brother away from a life of crime in Francis Ford Coppola's stylish 1983 film. Basically the Outsiders for adults.

Sad news: TMZ reports that actor Gary Coleman died this afternoon in a Utah hospital after slipping into a coma following a head injury. Coleman was 42 years old. For a look back at Coleman's life on television, click here.

We love New York. No, really—we do. But in case you don't share this devotion, watch Moviefone's mashup of movie scenes that take place in the city that never sleeps. How many movies can you identify?

It's no secret that Heidi Montag wants to replace Megan Fox in the third installment of Michael Bay's Transformers series, but we didn't know how badly she longed for it until now. Inside, an "audition" video she made for Bay.

In 1955, the legendary James Dean had his first major screen role as Cal Trask in East of Eden. Here, he and Paul Newman shoot a screen test for the lead roles of the Trask brothers.

Oh, turns out those new $20 movie tickets were "a mistake." Come back! Please!

Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives features Vin Diesel, some actress who was in Maxim once and many explosions. Not really! Which is probably one of the reasons it won the Palm d'Or at Cannes today.

Despite focusing on the nerdiest subject matter of all time, namely the battle between two men for the high score on an arcade game, this movie is one of the most emotionally engaging documentaries released in recent years.