Uwe Boll

11/17/09 "Corman, who has directed more than 50 films and produced nearly 400 (!), has never been nominated for an Oscar, probably because all of his movies are terrible. But apparently the Academy is rewarding quantity now, too. So don't give up, Uwe Boll! Just make another 300 movies!"  |  Cinematical.com

11/02/09 Dr. Uwe Boll , the notorious filmmaker behind the likes of House of the Dead , Bloodrayne , In the Name of the King: a Dungeon Siege Tale , Alone in the Dark, and Postal , has made a film - a serious one - about the ongoing conflict in the Darfur region of Sudan.  |  Cinematical.com

10/05/09 Two things spread quickly at film festivals: upper respiratory tract infections and buzz.  |  Independent Film Channel (IFC)

09/21/09 Film.com's C. Robert Cargill isn't quite sure how to tell you this, but he's seen the new Uwe Boll movie...and he liked it.  |  Rotten Tomatoes

06/29/09 It's an interesting week for home video, and here's why; we've got new films from a celebrated cinematographer adapting a video game (Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun Li, directed by Andrejz Bartkowiak), a rap-rock front man doing a sensitive coming of age tale (The Education of Charlie Banks, directed by Fred Durst), an action veteran gunning for hire (12 Rounds, directed by Renny Harlin), and, well, Uwe Boll (Tunnel Rats).  |  Rotten Tomatoes

04/03/09 Moviefone Just a year ago , Edward Furlong signed on for some uber-charming, puke-eating, Uwe Boll torture with Stoic .  |  Cinematical.com

04/02/09 Tarantino goes to France (again), Wolverines are unleashed upon the world, Edward Furlong returns!, and Jeanne Tripplehorn get the lead in a movie, finally.  |  Gawker