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This January, Prime Video is bringing you a lot of entertainment from the Will Ferrell comedy film You’re Cordially Invited to the beloved romantic action comedy film The Fall Guy. However, for the purposes of this article, we are only including the films that are coming to Prime Video this month and have a 90% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score. So, check out the 10 best films that are coming to Prime Video in January 2025 with a 90% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score.

Boogie Nights (January 1) Rotten Tomatoes Score: 94% Credit – New Line Cinema

Boogie Nights is a drama film written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. The 1997 film is set in Los Angeles’s San Fernando Valley, and it follows Eddie Adams, a high school dropout working as a dishwasher as he becomes one of the biggest adult film stars,...

Hallmark Channel fans may know Patti Murin best for her work in movies like Love on Iceland or In Merry Measure, but she got her start on Broadway!

The musical theatre actress is opening up about her experience playing Glinda on the National Tour of Wicked and how she has a “complicated” relationship with the show because of her ex-husband.

Patti wrote a lengthy post on Instagram to talk about her experience with the show amid the release of the movie.

“First let me say: This movie is goddamn perfect. Then let me say: I’ve had a complicated relationship with Wicked,” Patti began the post.

Keep reading to find out more…

Patti continued, “I played Glinda on the tour from 2012-2013, and my goodness did I love it. I learned how to sing soprano for this role. I got to go to Hawaii for almost two months. I made...

Broadway veteran Cheyenne Jackson was ready to take another break from musical theater as he had done once before. That is until he got an offer he couldn’t refuse.

“Oh, Mary!” director Sam Pinkleton wanted him for a starring role in a revival of the Tony Award-winning musical “La Cage aux Folles” at the Pasadena Playhouse.

“I had made the decision — about a week prior to getting the call from Sam — that I was going to take a long sabbatical from musical theater again,” says Jackson, also known by TV fans for his work on “Doctor Odyssey,” “Call Me Kat,” “American Horror Story” and “30 Rock.” “I had taken about a 10-year break before, and I was feeling like, ‘Ok, I’ve scratched that itch a lot.’ I just did ‘Once Upon a Mattress’ and ‘Into the Woods’ and I was done. I want to focus on writing. I...

Cheyenne Jackson is currently bringing his Broadway talents to the west coast in a new production of the musical La Cage Aux Folles!

The 49-year-old actor had support from his celeb friends at the opening night performance of the Pasadena Playhouse’s new production on Sunday (November 17) in Los Angeles.

Cheyenne is joined in the show by Broadway’s Kevin Cahoon, MadTV favorites Michael McDonald and Nicole Parker, Stranger Things‘ Shannon Purser, and more.

Stars in the audience on opening night included Phillipa Soo, Dylan Mulvaney, and Jesse Tyler Ferguson with husband Justin Mikita, among many others.

La Cage Aux Folles tells the “story of a flamboyant gay couple who must pretend to be straight for one night — with one of the men in drag — to dupe the conservative political family of their son’s fiancee.”

Get tickets now! The musical will run through December 15.

What makes a film "bad?" Well, for starters, these kinds of movies fail to have any redeemable qualities or their flaws prominently outweigh everything they have to offer. In fact, some legendarily bad movies are widely known because they're so terrible. I'm talking about the likes of Tommy Wiseau's "The Room" or 2010's "Birdemic: Shock and Terror." However, movies in this vein still offer something meaningful despite their nonsensical nature, as there's fun to be had with an egregiously bad premise. For example, a franchise like "Sharknado" induces plenty of unintended laughs, where the escalating events are so baffling and cringe-worthy that the films become an outlet for mindless entertainment.

But what about a movie that is insufferably, irredeemably bad? As in, so bad it's currently the lowest-rated film on IMDb with a rating of 1.9 out of 10? If you've never heard of 2008's "Disaster Movie," you're probably better off not knowing,...

Martin Lawrence is returning for a sequel to his 1999 action comedy Blue Streak.

In what might just be the most out of left field sequel news we’ve reported this year, Martin Lawrence police comedy Blue Streak is getting a follow up, 25 years after the original.

Deadline has revealed that a sequel is in development at Sony. Lawrence is onboard as star and a producer through his company Run Tel Dat. The script has been written by Cole Maliska, but there’s currently no word on who might direct.

If you need a refresher, the original Blue Streak was inspired by, of all things, the 1965 Sid James and Dick Emery film The Big Job. It saw Lawrence play Miles, a jewel thief who disguises himself as a policeman in order to steal diamonds, but ends up being partnered with actual cop, Detective Carlson, played by Luke Wilson. Shenanigans ensue, and...

Martin Lawrence is set to develop a sequel to the 1999 film Blue Streak, which had come on the heels of his success with Michael Bay's Bad Boys. The original film, which co-starred Luke Wilson, Dave Chappelle, Peter Greene, Nicole Parker, John Hawkes, Octavia Spencer, Nicole Ari Parker, and William Forsythe, followed a jewel thief who attempts to retrieve a diamond he left behind at a police station, eventually pretending to be an officer, only to inadvertently get partnered with a real detective. Blue Streak has generally been considered a fan-favorite among Lawrence's filmography.

Now, a quarter of a century later, Deadline reports that a Blue Streak sequel is in early development through Lawrence's production company Run Tel Dat, with Cole Maliska currently writing the screenplay. Alongside Lawrence, who is both starring and producing, the sequel is set to be produced by the actor's siblings, Robert Lawrence and Rae Proctor,...

Power Rangers defined the 1990s children's television scene. Although the series initially faced pushback regarding its depiction of violence, it soon became one of the highest-rated TV shows. After the success of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, the franchise grew to include action figures and films. It also became a staple of the American tokusatsu, giving the genre a more international presence outside Japan.

Many TV shows drew on the franchise's essential elements to capitalize on the growing new genre and its success. While many companies wanted to imitate the American tokusatsu classic, the most successful adaptations were those by Saban Entertainment. This company gave Power Rangers its success and gave way to new series that further experimented with the genre.

Updated on August 17, 2024, by John Dodge: The most successful American tokusatsu show, Power Rangers was a crucial franchise in the 90s. Given this, many shows of this genre drew inspiration from it,...

For one night only, Reefer Madness is taking a trip back to its musical roots.

Kristen Bell and Christian Campbell are reuniting onstage July 30 for a Reefer Madness: The Musical 25th anniversary concert in celebration of their new Los Angeles revival getting extended through August 18 at The Whitley.

Bell and Campbell will return alongside fellow alums Harry S. Murphy, John Kassir, Lori Alan, Stacy Sibley, Larry Poindexter, Samantha Harris, Aukai Cain, Elijah Myles Breckel and Paul Nygro, according to Playbill. More guests will be announced soon.

The ensemble will perform songs and share stories, accompanied by musicians Nathan Wang, Sid Sosa, Jordan Lamoureux and Phil Morore, with music director David Lamoureux. An after-party will be held at the Victory Garden, the immersive theater’s outdoor lounge.

In 1999, Campbell first starred as Jimmy Harper in Reefer Madness: The Musical when it debuted in L.A. Bell joined the production as Mary Lane...

Kristen Bell led the star-studded opening night of the 25th-anniversary revival of Reefer Madness: The Musical, clad in a navy-blue slip dress that accentuated her enviable physique.

Originally appearing in the cast of the 2005 musical comedy based on the 1936 exploitation film of the same name, Bell now serves as one of the musical revival’s producers alongside Alan Cumming and Christian Campbell.

Kristen Bell attends the 25th-anniversary revival of Reefer Madness: The Musical, in which she serves as a producer (Credit: Faye’s Vision / Cover Images)

The cast includes J. Elaine Marcos, Nicole Parker, Anthony Norman, and Darcy Rose Byrnes. It will have an eight-week run at The Whitley through July 21.

Kristen Bell Embraces Understated Elegance in Marina Moscone

I love how Bell opted for quiet elegance, which is ideal for the musical event, wearing a simple, straightforward slip dress by Marina Moscone. Founded in 2016 by siblings Francesca and Marina Moscone,...

On Saturday evening, the curtain fell on the vibrant 22nd edition of the Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Festival (Nifff). For 9 days, over 55,000 festival-goers were able to explore the many aspects of genre cinema in the presence of our 122 guests. The International Jury awarded the prestigious H.R. Giger “Narcisse” Award for best feature film to Tiger Stripes, the first feature film from Amanda Nell Eu. The overall prize list gives prominence to emerging filmmakers. It also awarded the Imaging The Future Award for best production design to Ti West's Pearl.

“Amanda Nell Eu managed to create a unique world that makes the audience experience the simultaneously realistic and fantastic adventures of a young girl that hits puberty in contemporary Malaysia. The maturity and the freshness of this debut feature convinced us. Granting it the award seemed like the obvious choice: we have discovered a new voice of fantastic cinema”, declared...

Narrowing down the best movies in any genre is tough, but for lesbian films you have to begin with a reductive question: What is a lesbian film? What, in fact, is a lesbian?.

Must the film focus primarily on a gay storyline, or can it feature strong lesbian characters doing something entirely different than just being lesbians? Is subtext enough, or must the sapphic be explicit? How much cinephile wrath will rain down on us for the absence of a certain recent Oscar winner?

Compared to the stand-outs of queer television, the best lesbian movies have relatively little time to convey their perspective on the vast, varied, (sometimes) vaginal lesbian experience. And yet, ultimately, the best lesbian films honor not just their own perspectives, but also the glory and traditions of all of queer cinema. Strong women, high entertainment value, and bold visuals reign supreme.

The following tales of mini...

Hard to believe, but it's been 9 years since MadTV went off the air. If you've been missing the crazy antics of this hugely popular sketch comedy series that ran for an amazing 14 seasons, you can dry those tears. The CW is planning a MadTV Revival with one major change. It's going to be a prime time series this time out.

In 1995, MadTV was envisioned as an alternative to Saturday Night Live, airing a half hour earlier as part of Fox's Saturday night line-up. The show is coming back for 8 hour-long episodes on The CW. Executive producer of the original MadTV, David E. Salzman is returning as showrunner. The show will be produced by Telepictures.

The MadTV Revival won't stray to far from its original format. It will continue to skewer pop culture, offering parodies of all the latest movies, TV shows, and big social media moments just like its Magazine namesake.

Marking 20 years since the debut of the Emmy Award-winning sketch comedy series MadTV, The CW Network will broadcast the MadTV 20th Anniversary Reunion on Tuesday, January 12 (8:00-9:00 pm Et/Pt). This one-hour retrospective of classic MadTV clips showcases the series signature pop-culture parodies and politically incorrect humor from the show's 14 seasons, interwoven with new comedy material featuring 19 series alumni.

Returning cast members for the MadTV 20th Anniversary Reunion include Ike Barinholtz, Alex Borstein, Mo Collins, Crista Flanagan, Anjelah Johnson-Reyes, Nicole Randall Johnson, Keegan Michael Key, Phil Lamarr, Artie Lange, Bobby Lee, Michael McDonald, Arden Myrin, Nicole Parker, Eric Price, Will Sasso, Aries Spears, Nicole Sullivan, Stephnie Weir and Debra Wilson. In the special, the cast reunites to attend a glamorous award ceremony to honor the series, but in classic MadTV fashion, nothing goes as planned.

The MadTV 20th Anniversary Reunion will also feature appearances from some of the show's signature characters,...

MADtv is celebrating its 20th anniversary with an upcoming CW reunion special. The show ran for 14 seasons ending in 2009, though it seems like just yesterday Michael McDonald was lying on the floor in tighty-whities whispering in a falsetto, "Let me do it." McDonald will attend the reunion, along with Ike Barinholtz, Alex Borstein, Mo Collins, Crista Flanagan, Anjelah Johnson, Nicole Randall Johnson, Keegan-Michael Key, Phil Lamarr, Artie Lange, Bobby Lee, Arden Myrin, Nicole Parker, Eric Price, Will Sasso, Aries Spears, Nicole Sullivan, Stephnie Weir, and Debra Wilson. Deadline notes, "In the special, the cast reunites to attend a glamorous award ceremony to honor the series, but in classic MADtv fashion, nothing goes as planned." Madness!

“MadTV” cast members will reunite for an hour-long special on the CW to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the comedy sketch series, the network announced Wednesday. Keegan-Michael Key, Bobby Lee, Michael McDonald, Ike Barinholtz and Alex Borstein are among the former cast members of the Fox series set to return. The storyline will involve the group attending an awards ceremony where nothing goes right. Mo Collins, Crista Flanagan, Anjelah Johnson, Nicole Randall Johnson, Phil Lamarr, Artie Lange, Arden Myrin, Nicole Parker, Eric Price, Will Sasso, Aries Spears, Nicole Sullivan, Stephnie Weir and Debra Wilson are also set to return. Also Read: Fall.

A flock of familiar funny faces are coming to The CW next month — and at least one of them is guaranteed to look-a like-a man.

The one-hour MADtv 20th Anniversary Reunion special (Jan. 12, 8/7c) will reunite 19 stars of the Fox sketch comedy series, which ran from 1995 to 2009. Per The CW, “the cast reunites to attend a glamorous award ceremony to honor the series, but in classic MADtv fashion, nothing goes as planned.”

The following alumni — some...

Comedy Central brings back the sketch-comedy duo Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele for a third season of the hit series 'Key amp Peele,' which kicked off last week, September 18 at 1030 p.m. Etpt with 13 new episodes. Check out the duo's take on the musical, pop cuture phenomenon that is Les Miserables in the sketch below, featuring MadTV alum and Broadway vet Nicole Parker Wicked...

The Broadway Dreams recently made their west coast debut last week at UCLA's Freud Playhouse. The week-long Summer Performing Arts Intensive culminated in a performance of Circle Of Dreams, a unique Broadway concert event featuring performances by Broadway favorites including Shoshana Bean Wicked, Craig D'Amico Annie Get Your Gun, Quentin Earl Darrington Ragtime, Andrew Palermo Wicked, Nicole Parker MadTV,Wicked, Ryann Redmond Bring It On The Musical and more alongside a talented roster of Los Angeles area Bdf students. Scroll down for photos from the concert...

McC Theater presented the companys highly anticipated annual gala, Miscast last night, March 26, at the Hammerstein Ballroom. The starry line up of participants included Jonathan Groff Glee, Spring Awakening, Megan Hilty Smash, 9 to 5, Tony Award-winner Nikki M. James The Book of Mormon, Josh Gad Modern Family, The Book of Mormon, Norm Lewis The Gershwins Porgy and Bess, Jan Maxwell Follies, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Rory OMalley The Book of Mormon, Constantine Maroulis American Idol, Rock of Ages, Nicole Parker Mad TV, a Miscast favorite returning for her 4th time. Check out photo coverage of the arrivals below...

McC Theater presented the companys highly anticipated annual gala, Miscast, last night, March 26 at the Hammerstein Ballroom. The starry line up of participants included Jonathan Groff Glee, Spring Awakening, Megan Hilty Smash, 9 to 5, Tony Award-winner Nikki M. James The Book of Mormon, Josh Gad Modern Family, The Book of Mormon, Norm Lewis The Gershwins Porgy and Bess, Jan Maxwell Follies, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Rory OMalley The Book of Mormon, Constantine Maroulis American Idol, Rock of Ages, Nicole Parker Mad TV, a Miscast favorite returning for her 4th time.

McC Theater Robert LuPone, Bernard Telsey and William Cantler, Artistic Directors Blake West, Executive Director will tonight present the companys highly anticipated annual gala. Complimenting the glittering, previously announced Miscast will be Josh Gad Modern Family, The Book of Mormon, Norm Lewis The Gershwins Porgy and Bess, Jan Maxwell Follies, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Rory OMalley The Book of Mormon, Constantine Maroulis American Idol, Rock of Ages, and Nicole Parker Mad TV, a Miscast favorite returning for her 4th time. The event will be held Monday, March 26, 2012 at The Hammerstein Ballroom 311 West 34th Street.

Tonight marks the final original episode of MADtv, at least on Fox. The network cancelled the show last December after 14 years on the air but that doesn't mean that the troupe is leaving gracefully.

The oft-ignored late-night comedy show has been a staple of some Saturday night rituals for nearly a generation. Current cast members include Crista Flanagan, Keegan-Michael Key, Bobby Lee, Arden Myrin, Nicole Parker, Johnny Sanchez, Erica Ash, Eric Price, Lauren Pritchard, and Matt Braunger.

This evening's swan song brings back alumni Alex Borstein, Mo Collins, Will Sasso, and Debra Wilson Skelton, and also features comic actor Fred Willard and stand-up comedian Artie Lang. In the spoof of American Idol's fundraising efforts, Willard hosts a telethon called "MADtv Gives Back."

Executive producer David Salzman tells the Daily News, "We tried to come up with a finale that is in keeping with MADtv's irreverent and un-self-serving way of doing things.

With the long-running pop culture parody show set to end on May 16th, the jokers over at MADtv are going all out to make the final episodes worthy of the show's 14 year history.

As you may recall, Fox announced that they were pulling the plug on the sketch-comedy series back in November. The timing of the news gave the cast and crew time to craft some final episodes. The current cast includes Erica Ash, Matt Braunger, Crista Flanagan, Keegan-Michael Key, Bobby Lee, Arden Myrin, Nicole Parker, Eric Price, Lauren Pritchard, and Johnny Sanchez.

Heading in to the finale, upcoming episodes are looking back on some of MADtv's crazier sketches and moments.

Tonight's episode will spotlight the popular Coach Hines (Keegan-Michael Key) character as he bids farewell to his favorite punching bag students, Yamanashi (Lee) and Jericho (Braunger). Also, Lee once again tries to win the heart of fellow player Flanagan.

Fourteen years ago, a show began which spawned laughter from all those who were submitted to its craziness. Welcome to "MADtv," born from the beloved books read by countless people around the world.   Now, checkout these two preview clips from the next episode on March 21st of "MADtv," airing at 11/10c on Fox!       MADtv continues to dish out the laughs on Saturday nights. The fast-paced, Emmy award winning comedy series has proven to be an audience favorite with its unrivalled pop-culture parodies and politically incorrect humor. Noted for its signature characters, celebrity impersonations and edgy pop-culture send ups, MADtv welcomes returning cast members Bobby Lee, Nicole Parker, Keegan-Michael Key, Arden Myrin, Crista Flanagan, Johnny Sanchez and four new cast members: Erica Ash, Matt Braunger, Eric Price and Lauren Pritchard. The returning cast has created such wildly popular characters as Lee's "Blind Kung Fu Master," Parker's "Ellen DeGeneres," Key's "Coach Hines,...

After 14 years on the air, Fox is pulling the plug on its late-night Saturday TV show, MADtv. Though the sketch series has had a very respectable run on the network, producers aren't ready to give up on the show just yet.

Fox's answer to NBC's Saturday Night Live (SNL), MADtv began airing on October 14, 1995. The show features topical sketch comedy as well as popular musical performances. Taking its initial inspiration from the long-running Mad magazine, the series' material includes movie and TV show parodies, music video spoofs and, early on, animated Spy vs Spy segments.

MADtv's ensemble of comedy players has included performers like Michael McDonald, Debra Wilson, Aries Spears, Mo Collins, Bobby Lee, Nicole Sullivan, Alex Borstein, Will Sasso, Stephnie Weir, Frank Caliendo, Phil Lamarr, Ike Barinholtz, Nicole Parker, Keegan Michael Key, and Jordan Peele.

The series is currently a production of Qde, a joint venture of David Salzman...

Watch the latest Spill.com review of the latest comedy “Disaster Movie” by directors Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer (Scary Movie) and starring Carmen Electra (Meet The Spartans), Kimberly Kardashian (The Simple Life), Nick Steele (Epic Movie), Nicole Parker (Mad TV) and Matt Lanter (Star Wars: The Clone Wars).This film features many of the characters from the movie, such as Hellboy, The Dark Knight, The Incredible Hulk, Enchanted, Indiana Jones, Kung Fu Panda, Juno, Iron Man and Hancock. Plot: A group of young friends embark on a wacky, life-changing adventure. Stay tuned to Toxic Shock TV for the latest Disaster Movie news and stills.

Seen on: August 30, 2008

The players: Director: Jason Friedberg, Aaron Seltzer, Writers: Jason Friedberg, Aaron Seltzer, Cast: Matt Lanter, Vanessa Minnillo, Gary "G-Thang" Johnson, Nicole Parker, Crista Flanagan, Carmen Electra, Kimberly Kardashian

Facts of interest: None whatsoever.

The plot: A group of idiots struggle to survive a series of natural disasters, including twisters, asteroids and earthquakes.

Our quick thoughts: If “Disaster Movie” is currently topping one chart, it’s IMDb’s Bottom 100 list. I honestly don’t know what we did wrong to deserve this, but Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer decided to punish us yet again with another one of their stupid spoofs that not many people out there want to see.

Then again, the sad truth is that there are still plenty of people out there getting a kick out of this crap. Anyway, this time the plot centers on a group of idiots struggling to survive as the world comes to an end.

Nicole Parker didn't realize starring in Disaster Movie would ruin her career... She knows now.

Photo: Lionsgate I am starting to think the RopeofSilicon Oracle is throwing darts at a board. I will give him last week because it was a close one and Death Race disappointed slightly and House Bunny did better than many thought, but if current estimates hold out Laremy's pick for #1 will end up at ... (drum roll) ... #7. Gasp and shock and pick me up off the floor. Okay, it's not that big of a deal, but I think it has been four weeks since he got the #1 slot right including this week. Wanna know what film that was? Let's take a peek... First off, Babylon A.D. has performed well despite all the trouble surrounding the picture including problems on set, in the editing room, lack of publicity and a director that seemed to want to sabotage his own film.

Disaster Movie Reality TV star Kim Kardashian and Nick Lachey’s girlfriend Vanessa Minnillo are two of the stars of the new parody film Disaster Movie. If that’s a selling point for you and you go, then you deserve that you get. The directing/writing team of Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer, who made a name for themselves with Scary Movie, has slapped together what I can only assume is another cheaply made ripoff. I hadn’t really seen any of their quickie parodies since Scary Movie. Not that I was a snob, but I figured the stakes weren’t all that high and if you went, you knew what you were going to see anyway: a lot of throwaway hit-or-miss jokes and maybe a handful of chuckles. So I didn’t really think I’d like Disaster Movie when I volunteered to review it. I could tell from...

The studio released a brand new foreign movie poster for the upcoming comedy “Disaster Movie” by directors Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer (Scary Movie) and starring Carmen Electra (Meet The Spartans), Kimberly Kardashian (The Simple Life), Nick Steele (Epic Movie), Nicole Parker (Mad TV) and Matt Lanter (Star Wars: The Clone Wars).This poster features many of the characters from the movie, such as Hellboy, The Dark Knight, The Incredible Hulk, Enchanted, Indiana Jones, Kung Fu Panda, Juno, Iron Man and Hancock. Plot: A group of young friends embark on a wacky, life-changing adventure. Stay tuned to Toxic Shock TV for the latest Disaster Movie news and stills.

Lionsgate Films have unleashed a new clip promoting their forthcoming spoof comedy movie "Disaster Movie". Entitled "Curve the Bullet", the video footage is introduced by one of its stars, Carmen Electra, and generally parodying a signature scene of Timur Bekmambetov's hit action film "Wanted (2008)".

The particular scene then lampooned the moment when James McAvoy's character, Gibson, is told to curve the bullet shot out from his gun while Fox played by Angelina Jolie is standing in front of him. In the clip, it can be seen that Kim Kardashian and Electra's characters are encouraging Gary Johnson's Calvin to do the same. But, instead of being successful like Gibson, his curved bullet does an unimaginable thing.

Coming from filmmakers duo who are behind spoof genre movies like "Scary Movie", "Epic Movie" and "Meet the Spartans", Jason Friedbeg and Aaron Seltzer, "Disaster Movie" is twisting the popular movies from...

Lionsgate released some brand new movie stills from their upcoming comedy “Disaster Movie” by directors Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer (Scary Movie) and starring Carmen Electra (Meet The Spartans), Kimberly Kardashian (The Simple Life), Nick Steele (Epic Movie), Nicole Parker (Mad TV) and Matt Lanter (Star Wars: The Clone Wars). Plot: In “Disaster Movie”, the filmmaking team behind the hits Date Movie, Epic Movie and Meet The Spartans this time puts its unique, inimitable stamp on one of the biggest and most bloated movie genres of all time – the disaster film. “Disaster Movie” follows the comic misadventures of a group of ridiculously attractive twenty-somethings during one fateful night as they try to make their way to safety while every [...]...

Here’s another funny new movie poster for the upcoming comedy “Disaster Movie” by directors Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer (Scary Movie) and starring Carmen Electra (Meet The Spartans), Kimberly Kardashian (The Simple Life), Nick Steele (Epic Movie), Nicole Parker (Mad TV) and Matt Lanter (Star Wars: The Clone Wars). Plot: A group of young friends embark on a wacky, life-changing adventure. Stay tuned to Toxic Shock TV for the latest Disaster Movie news and stills.

Take a look at the latest new movie poster for the upcoming comedy “Disaster Movie” by directors Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer (Scary Movie) and starring Carmen Electra (Meet The Spartans), Kimberly Kardashian (The Simple Life), Nick Steele (Epic Movie), Nicole Parker (Mad TV) and Matt Lanter (Star Wars: The Clone Wars). The design is obviously meant to spoof on the latest Indiana Jones film. Plot: A group of young friends embark on a wacky, life-changing adventure. Stay tuned to [...]...

Impawards.com got their hands on another brand new movie poster for the upcoming comedy “Disaster Movie” by directors Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer (Scary Movie) and starring Carmen Electra (Meet The Spartans), Kimberly Kardashian (The Simple Life), Nick Steele (Epic Movie), Nicole Parker (Mad TV) and Matt Lanter (Star Wars: The Clone Wars). You’ll notice that the design resembles The Simpsons movie poster. Plot: A group of young friends embark on a wacky, life-changing adventure. Stay tuned to Toxic Shock [...]...