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Every Monday, Flashback brings you up to speed with the buzz and latest news on all things arts and entertainment you may have missed during the weekend.

By Alejandro Salinas   Published Monday, July 14, 2008

Writing about the new A&E show The Cleaner and TNT’s Saving Grace, Salon’s Heather Havrilesky tells us where to find God. (Hint: It’s foamy and delicious, and some “friends” have suggested we drink too much of it.) We tell Heather: Marry us already, will you?

Giant carnivorous plants ready to devour naked people with missing genitalia. A psychedelic nightmare? Close enough: Of Montreal’s new album cover.

He may be no Dark Knight, but Hellboy drinks Tecate and that, my friends, makes him our favorite superhero. Guillermo del Toro’s second take on the Mike Mignola comic-book series was box-office gold this weekend with a $35.9 million gross.

For X-Files fanatics, the truth is no longer out there but here. Like, right-in-your-face here: Both the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times had articles on I Want to Believe, the second film based on the successful sci-fi TV show. For everyone else, the truth about The X-Files is . . . who cares anymore?

Comments

I read those 2 articles about the new X-Files movie and I have to say I was left feeling more than enthused about it! It’s so refreshing to see a film coming out that deals with a male/female relationship in a real-world way, with intelligence and in the midst of a psychological thriller no less. After the gorefests of Wanted and it’s ilk, I’m delighted to see something that appeals and revels in the human condition. Not to mention the fact that there’s genuine romance involved. When was the last time anyone made a genuinely romantic film in Hollywood? I can’t wait. I’ll be here on opening night, July 25th.

Posted by: Calraigh, Jul 14, 2008 08:00:36 AM

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