Yeah, I said the District B13 remake Brick Mansions actually looks good. That's not saying the final product will be, but this trailer shows some potential. It doesn't hurt that District B13 star Davide Belle is in it, essentially playing the same character he played in the original. The late Paul Walker takes over for Cyril Raffaelli . Luc Besson is back as co-writer. And there's a lot of parkour .

Smiley Jason: Your enjoyment of Smiley will hinge 100 per cent on what you think of the last five minutes. There are allusions made to how Smiley ends throughout the film, so it doesn't hit you totally by surprise. But it is still almost clever enough an ending to blindside you. It does make Smiley an unconventional slasher movie , and reminded me a bit of the 2005 thriller Cry Wolf. Take from that what you will. Smiley works because it's different, and I dug that. But, once you know the surprise, it likely won't be as cool the second time. So I gotta give Smiley a Bad. Still, a decent one-off. And worth the watch for horror fans. Shawn: A great solitary watch. True to the society we seem to be creating. I really dug the idea, kinda old school with the new-school twist. And ZERO guilt. Ha ha. I judged this movie by the cover, and wasn't disappointed. Moral of the story, judge shit by the cover. You might be right. Especially books! I really did like t...

A slasher picture about a happy faced killer and a martial arts movie made by a rap star. It doesn't get any more diverse than that, does it! First on the chopping block tonight is Smiley, a psychological slasher film directed by Michael Gallagher. What's it about? After discovering an urban legend of a demented serial killer , who has nothing but a carved 'smiley' on his face, a mentally fragile teen must decide whether she is going insane -- or will be the next victim. Cue creepy music. Then Jason and Shawn take on the RZA in the martial arts flick The Man with the Iron Fists . On the hunt for a fabled treasure of gold, a band of warriors, assassins, and a rogue British soldier descend upon a village in feudal China , where a humble blacksmith looks to defend himself and his fellow villagers. RZA plays the humble blacksmith and he directs. The man has more than just iron fists, I'd say. Plus, Mike S returns for a rant, there's the latest movie...