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Robert Rodriguez’s Machete Kills returns us to the world of his cult hero, who began life in a fake trailer attached to Rodriguez’s and Quentin Tarantino’s Grindhouse. Danny Trejo is back once more as the titular character, and is joined by another stellar cast. The first images of Amber Heard and Alexa Vega, along with [...]
Robert Rodriguez’ Machete Kills is all but guaranteed to be one of the best action films of the year. The 2010 original film, Machete, took north of $40m. at the box office, and pretty much instantly became something of a cult classic. When you partner Rodriguez with Danny Trejo, you expect nothing less. Partnering up [...]
Robert Rodriguez returns us to the world of Machete once more next year for the second film in the coming trilogy, Machete Kills. Danny Trejo reprises his eponymous leading role, and after getting a great first official image of Trejo alongside Amber Heard last month, Alexa Vega has now put out our first official image [...]
Danny Trejo returns to work with the brilliant Robert Rodriguez for the upcoming sequel, Machete Kills, the second in what is set to be a trilogy that all began with a fake trailer. The film has now been acquired by Open Road Films for US distribution sometime next year, and along with that announcement comes [...]
More movement on the Machete sequel, Machete Kills, today as Robert Rodriguez has revealed a new cast member, none other than Lady Gaga. Just a few days after Alexa Vega gave us a slap around the face with her own unveiling (via her Instagram page) of her character in the film we have this new [...]
The sound of those rapid-fire, squeaky voices are enough to send some grown-ups running for the hills. Others will take a deep breath and prepare for the super-cute onslaught at the cinema – there has been a two-year respite after all. But once you’ve tuned into the inane Chipmunk banter, film three in the series, [...]
More than any other Kinect game currently available, Harmonix’s Dance Central truly showed off the technical possibilities of Microsoft’s hereto throwaway motion camera system. The original dance game brought a genuinely innovative approach to the genre, exploding the Wii’s constrictive upper-body routines with a camera that had an uncanny ability to track every pop, lock [...]