2015 Semifinalist for Stanley Kubrick's Moonshot Odyssey (Top 2%) 

2015 Semi-finalist (Top 1%) for Stanley Kubrick's Moonshot Odyssey

"The argument could go round and round forever, but there's at least one director out there who has approached the whole thing quite reasonably."

The Montreal festival is giving an international premiere to the Mark Hamill-starring crime thriller "Sushi Girl," and a world bow to the Vincent D'onofrio-starrer "Chained."

Phase 4 films has released the trailer for the Duvall-starring SXSW film "A Night in Old Mexico," and it looks to be no exception to the actor's inspiring late-career run.

The film looks much more peaceful now. 

The rocker put out his version of rapper’s “Bitches Ain’t Shit” in 2005

"Perhaps the film would’ve received even more attention and a bigger audience if it had gone with this version of the trailer..."

"Kern Saxton recut the Straight Outta Compton trailer to Ben Fold's cover of Dr. Dre's "Bitches Ain't Shit."

"In first-time director Kern Saxton’s film—which will be available on demand on Nov. 27 and hits theaters next January—Hamill’s Crow gets up to some evil business that might make even Darth Vader blush under his helmet, employing brutal interrogation techniques (including an involuntary tooth extraction) as he tries to learn the whereabouts of some missing diamonds from an accomplice following a heist gone wrong. Read what Hamill has to say about the film—which co-stars Tony Todd, James Duval, Noah Hatahaway, and Andy Mackenzie and features cameos from fanboy favorites Sonny Chiba, Michael Biehn, and Danny Trejo—and check out its latest trailer below."

"In this follow-up to his previous Random Roles entry, Hamill talks to The A.V. Club about how he chose his Sushi Girl character’s hairstyle, being on The Simpsons, and his two decades playing The Joker in animated Batman series."

"Hathaway was living in Amsterdam when he got a literal midnight call to appear in “Sushi Girl,” a 2013 noir thriller by Kern Saxton."

"When actor Mark Hamill read the script for his new grindhouse-style thriller “Sushi Girl,” he immediately turned it down."

"At Stan Lee’s Comikaze Expo this past weekend we had the great pleasure of sitting down with Mark Hamill and David Dastmalchian to talk about their new heist flick, “Sushi Girl.”

"Tony Todd is the real deal, he’s an actor who’s not caught up in the Hollywood BS and is only out to put his best possible work up on screen.  He’s a genuine guy and a class act.  I recently was able to talk with Tony about his role in Sushi Girl, his background, and whether or not we will see him step into the role of Candyman yet again.  Read on for the full interview."