The Flash, Season 2 Episode 21, Trailer
Kevin Smith Sets ‘Yoga Hosers’ Theatrical Release, Tour
Shout Out Follow-Up: Bonnie Flies Over The Ocean
Flash: Kreisberg & Cavanagh Talk Director Kevin Smith
Kevin Smith to Appeal R Rating for ‘Yoga Hosers’
“We Lost One of the Greatest Artists Who Ever Lived”
The Music of Prince Was Essentially the Soundtrack to My Life
Body Art That's SMart
Tribeca ’16: Holidays Review
Ever since V/H/S snuck its way onto the scene there has been a resurgence of anthology movies within the horror genre. We’ve had another two V/H/S movies as well as two A, B, C’s of Death, a Christmas themed one – A Christmas Horror Story, and Tales of Halloween. Now comes Holidays, a film that builds on the idea of the latter mentioned films, but expands from just Christmas and Halloween to encompass all our favourite holidays. Here’s our Holidays review, straight from Tribeca...
Jay Mewes Plays A Metahuman On Kevin Smith's The Flash Episode
Kevin Smith: Batman v Superman Actually Has Some Heart
Q & A with the CHRONIC BLUNT PUNCH Creators
Jay Mewes On The Flash
The Flash recently mixed it up with comic writer and enthusiast Kevin Smith, who directed an upcoming episode. Smith’s longtime cohort Jay Mewes will be making a cameo in the episode, and the filmmaker shared a first look at Mewes on the set, complete with one of the most heartwarmingly nerdy stories imaginable.
Jay and Silent Bob’s Jason Mewes on crowdfunding and pot leaf throwing stars
Side-Scroll into the 'Jay and Silent Bob: Chronic Blunt Punch' Game
Trailer For Horror Anthology ‘Holidays’ Directed By Kevin Smith and More
Actor Jason Mewes Discusses Upcoming Films During Cleveland Stop
It’s been 22 years since we first met Jay and his pal Silent Bob in Clerks. Their brotherly bond has voyaged through seven — soon to be eight — of Kevin Smith’s most popular films. Smith is bracing us for his latest and highly anticipated film, Moose Jaws, featuring Jay and Silent Bob, calling the script both the “stupidest” and his “favorite.”
Racing To The Flash
AMC Orders Late-Night Talk Show with Kevin Smith, Greg Grunberg Hosting
AMC has ordered a new late-night talk show that will “take a timely look at pop culture through a fanboy lens,” hosted by Kevin Smith and Greg Grunberg.
With the working title of “Geeking Out,” the 30-minute show will feature talk, clips, celebrity interviews and out-of-the-studio segments. The series is expected to premiere with a special episode covering Comic-Con International: San Diego in late July, with eight more episodes to run weekly beginning late summer.