Inside Movies - Last week, The Social Network and Zombieland star Jesse Eisenberg filed a lawsuit against Lionsgate and Grindstone Entertainment, distributors of the low-budget horror film Camp Hell, for falsely advertising that he’s the film’s leading man to capitalize on his newfound fame and popularity. Per the suit, Eisenberg agreed to shoot a small cameo for longtime friends producing the picture in 2007, but only worked one day, for a paycheck of roughly $3,000 and less than five minutes of screen time.
A bizarro Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots movie will soon be available to stream for all Amazon Prime subscribers, and it's worth a watch.
Lorcan Finnegan's sci-fi psychological thriller Vivarium is not only managing to turn heads, but it's seriously creeping folks out, too.
Considering the internet's taste in movies, I am now cautious about Vivarium. Just browsing their "reviews" tells me they haven't watched a decent horror movie either.
"[Writer-director Riley] Stearns manages to capture quite accurately the almost cult-like mentality that exists in dojos, especially from the point-of-view of newcomers. Dudes grappling half-naked in the locker room before class? Sounds right. Comparing and taking way too much pride in the colours of the belts? Too real."
This is kind of funny
Yeah, based on that cover, he really is the focus of that entire movie
That's hilarious. I remember seeing the cover and instantly saying to myself... why on earth would he be doing that film? He wasn't struggling THAT much was he?
Guess he wasn't.
It is always a great idea in Hollywood to sue a film studio especially when your last film tanked at the Box Office. Zombieland and The Social Network will only get you so far.