Movie Rocker Report

What's better than an awesome vampire movie?...an awesome vampire with hot babes and lots of eye candy.

In a new video blog, Ricky Gervais gives us a little update on two upcoming films he's written and starring in, including 'This Side of the Truth,' which has an interesting premise and a great comedy ensemble. And what the hell, Jen Garner's in there for eye candy, too, I guess.

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Lately, Hollywood movies are full of some of the sexiest eye-candy ever made. From Alba to Jolie, with some McGowan and Bellucci thrown in for good measure, the last decade on Planet Film has been ruled by the Babe.

(Link reveals movie spoiler warning)Caught a midnight showing of an awesome movie last night. Since it takes place a few years in the future, there is tons of futuristic eye-candy to look out for, one being a huge movie poster of Batman vs. Superman. I've recreated to the best of my memory.

Nothing much, except spurts of genuinely hilarious moments. First of all, there isn't any chemistry between Uhm Jung-hwa and the walking inferno that is Daniel Henney. Sure the leads are both good looking, but eye candy alone does not spark an onscreen romance.

Love him or hate him, McG has taking his slick MTV style approach to directing and produced enough eye candy to keep one entertained for a few hours. Next up for McG is the Oni Press adaptation of Maintenance for Warner Bros.

It’s been a long summer, and it’s barely half over. However, even if you’ve been disappointed with the quality of the flicks out there, you have to be impressed with the amount of eye candy that has hit the American movie screen in the past few months.

Good article about the death of serious science fiction in a world of blazing eye-candy in the science fiction genre. Is serious science fiction a thing of the past?