We’ve always repped for Quentin Tarantino (and his women) and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise in the past, so it was a pleasant surprise to run across this unique viral video that’s making its rounds on the web right now. Imagine if the worlds of Reservoir Dogs and TMNT were combined and this mash-up is what you get. Seems a bit odd, but trust us, if you like either in the least you’ll find this entertaining.

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Is it a full moon that’s driving young girls crazy? Nah, just a Twilight: New Moon. The new vamps and werewolves flick is making fans hormonally insane, just like the original Twilight film did in 2008. Over the last few years, the franchise’s star Robert Pattinson has gotten it the worst, dodging a mini-riot at an autograph session and taxis on the streets of NYC while running from his crazed fans. His co-stars Taylor Lautner and Kristen Stewart have caught their share of craziness too: last week in Brazil, 2,000 fans stormed their hotel and tried to rush their rooms before they were ultimately subdued by riot police.

It’s all proof that teenage girls are too imbalanced to be right in the head. It’s not like this should be news to any of us, either. This shit has been going on longer than Kotex has been easing girls’ transition into womanhood. Check out some of the crazier ways fans have showed their appreciation for the stars they love…

WHO:B5
WHEN: 2005
WHERE: Minnesota
FRENZY: A free, radio-station-sponsored concert at the Brookdale Center Mall turned ugly when fans, outnumbering security 2,000 to 10, climbed onto stage and tackled Diddy’s boy band. Four people were taken to hospitals and five more had minor injuries treated at the mall. We can only imagine how many mall employees’ ears were hurt by B5.

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WHO: Frank Sinatra
WHEN: 1944
WHERE: New York City
FRENZY: Capitalizing on Frankie Blue Eyes’ popularity, the 3,500-person capacity Paramount Theater booked him for several back-to-back shows. When the shrieking chicks in the first show refused to leave, the 30,000-plus shrieking chicks outside went ape shit, sparking “The Columbus Day Riot.” Police had to be called in, but that wasn’t the end of the fuckery. Some of Sinatra’s obsessed fans reportedly sat through dozens of his performances consecutively without food and fainted while others had to be dragged out of the venue by ushers.

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WHO: ‘N Sync
WHEN: 2000
WHERE: New York City
FRENZY: While the group’s No Strings Attached LP was bending the Backstreet Boys over, JT and the crew made an appearance at MTV’s Total Request Live. It was normal to have a crowd outside the building during a taping, but so many devotees showed up for ‘N Sync that they shut down Times Square. The terrorists win again.

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WHO: The Beatles
WHEN: 1964
WHERE: New York City
FRENZY: The Beatles’ first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show is considered the start of the British Invasion of the U.S., but the assault was all American. Throughout the three shows, hysterical young women screamed and cried, making it difficult to even hear the band. During the taping of the second of their three shows, a throng of fans prevented the band from getting on stage until police wedged them apart. Hence the mania in Beatlemania.

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WHO: Zac Efron
WHEN: NA
WHERE: NA
FRENZY: Once, at a premiere, a barrier broke and his fans rushed the star and grabbed him up, pulling him in every direction. Security was able to break him free and calm the situation, but when Efron got home and took off his shirt he discovered that a fingernail was stuck in his back. Kinky. (Note: This may be why he’s letting his wax figure make appearances for him now.)

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WHO: Michael Jackson
WHEN: 1964-2009
WHERE: Everywhere
FRENZY: There are way too many incidents of MJ causing people to lose their minds to cite just one. Peep this montage to see how far flung his frenzies were. The King of (making it) Pop will never be dethroned.

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It’s no secret around here that the past 10 years have passed us by. While we’ve been obsessed with recollecting the best moments of the 2000s, it doesn’t hurt to take a look back at the craziness that was the final year of the ’90s.

Thinking about 1999, it seems like the cult classic, Fight Club, was just as culturally relevant as events like the Y2K scare or introduction of Eminem. That’s why special midnight screenings are being held in New York and Los Angeles on November 18 (Tuesday night, but technically Wednesday morning) to celebrate the film’s 10th anniversary. RSVP information is behind the link on each city. If you can’t make it or don’t live on the coasts, cop it on Blu-ray next Tuesday.

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Comedy stars Tina Fey and Steve Carell were already close in a sense with 30 Rock and The Office running back-to-back on Thursday nights on NBC, and now they’re both at the helm of full-length feature film, Date Night. It doesn’t look groundbreaking, but there’s no way these two will get together without producing a good amount of solid laughs. The wacky premise of a couple on-the-run due to mistaken identity plus the overload of A-list cameos (Mila Kunis, Leighton Meester, Mark Wahlberg, James Franco, Mark Ruffalo, Kristen Wiig, Ray Liotta, Olivia Munn, etc) almost guarantee hit status for the flick. We’ll know for sure when it hits theaters in April.

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We knew Tom Ford was a talented guy after his brand-defining work with Gucci, YSL, and his own label, but the multifaceted designer is moving onto movies now and he appears to be no slouch in that category either. His directorial debut, A Single Man, is about a gay college professor in 1960s California, whose boyfriend dies in front of him and the inner madness that ensues. Colin Firth won best actor honors at the Venice Film Festival for his performance, production design was handled by the Mad Men team, and general Oscar buzz has already started swirling for this dark, period piece. The film hits theaters in limited released on December 11.

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You won’t catch “Jake Gyllenhaal on all fours getting a mouthful of Ledger” in this flick (word to the homie Jonah Hill), but it’s alright because Prince Of Persia: The Sands Of Time looks like it might be a decent film in its own regard. Disney, Jerry Bruckheimer, and the rest of the team that made the Pirates Of The Caribbean trilogy a success are converging their efforts once again for this future blockbuster. With a budget that’s clearly past the $100 million mark, it looks like the stigma of video game franchise-turned-movie franchise might be over for good.

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This Friday, The Boondocks Saints II: All Saints Day hits theaters almost exactly a decade after the first film was released. Even if you haven’t seen the original cult classic, you’re bound to have a few friends that swear by it, and if the sequel is anything like it’s predecessor, it should be worth checking out. Unfortunately, we’re not sure if that’s going to be the case. This preview gives us a little bit of the “unnecessary sequel” vibe, but knowing the franchise’s penchant for highly stylized action, it’s possible that there’s some awesomeness waiting after these five minutes. We’ll find out soon enough.

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Today, the sequel to his breakout film, Ong-Bak 2: The Beginning, finally hits theatres in the US. Need a good reason to go see it? How ’bout 10 of ’em? Below, we’ve compiled Tony’s best fight scenes for your viewing pleasure. Jaa Rule!

Ong-Bak 2, 2008
Tony Jaa not only reminds us why he’s so bad-ass in this sequel to Ong-Bak, he also shows off his improved acting abilities, with crazier screams and a wicked death stare sure to f*ck up any enemy’s combat confidence.

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Ong-Bak, 2003
Anyone bestowed with the title Hero definitely knows it’s time to step in when the damsel in distress gets cracked in the head. Lady hitting is a no-no, no matter how trashy she is.

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The Protector, 2005
The best unedited fight scene ever…nuff said.

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The Bodyguard, 2004
You shouldn’t bring a knife to a gunfight…unless you’re Tony Jaa, in which case you don’t need to bring anything to come out on top.

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The Bodyguard 2, 2007
Note to self: Never steal a shiny, red, decorative elephant from Tony Jaa unless you’re wanting to pay medical and dental bills out the wazoo for the next 10 years.

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Tony Jaa Training Video
In case you’re wondering what it takes to be one of the best action fighters of all time, it includes massive amounts of training. Oh, and a posse of hooligans constantly chasing you around, threatening to destroy you.

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Mortal Kombat: Annihilation, 1997
You won’t find Tony Jaa’s name on the credits for this joke of a feature, but he stunt doubled for the role of Liu Kang, one of the lead characters.

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Ong Bak, 2003
Master the splits, jump over a potential ball-jabbing obstacle (1:42 into the vid) and we’ll give you a year subscription for free, plus overall props for life.

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The Protector, 2005
What would you do if 50 (yes, 50) dudes in black suits decided to attack you one by one? Seeing as there’d be no time to speed dial Mr. Jaa, we’d resort to RUNNING THE F*CK AWAY…FAST!

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Promotion Event for Ong Bak, 2007
At Camp Complex, we bust out this training regimen on the daily with Tony Jaa as our mentor and inspiration. And by Camp Complex, we mean our very vivid dreams hatched in deep slumber.

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Before every other kid flick had CGI animation, the original Toy Story wowed shorties everywhere with its groundbreaking visual technology. 15 years and a lot of “practice” (i.e. more classic movies) later, Pixar is back with Toy Story 3, in Disney Digital 3-D no less. The story centers around Buzz Lightyear, Woody, and the rest of the crew’s new residence in a daycare center now that Andy is headed off to college. We don’t run out for every animated movie, but this one will definitely be seen, whether it’s with a young relative or other grown folks reliving their childhood. It doesn’t hit theaters until next summer, but we already know that those box office numbers are going to be a problem. Hopefully, the movie itself is too.

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Halloween is quickly approaching, and while figuring out a costume is necessary, having a fleet of excellent horror flicks on deck is equally important. You’ve already seen the classics a million times, so look no further than Trick ‘r Treat, the future cult classic that’s finally making it’s way to DVD this week. In a move that Warner Bros. surely regrets, the film was never given a proper theatrical release, which has resulted in unusually high fanfare for its home release. Trick ‘r Treat may very well be sold out at your local retailers, but if you’re looking for a great movie that will scare the hell out of you at the same time, we suggest you try to scoop up a copy before it’s gone.

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There’s been no shortage of promotion for next month’s highly anticipated disaster movie, 2012. You would think the world was ending in three weeks, not three years, with all the measures Columbia Pictures is taking to make sure everyone knows about this film. Commercials and press are crucial, but this five minute preview of the movie might have just sold us on copping on a ticket. Movies like this are about special effects and little else, and the clip above makes it clear that viewers won’t be shortchanged in that department. Mass apocalypse never looked so good.

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Even if you don’t know George A. Romero by name, we guarantee that you’re familiar with his movies. Zombie classics like Night Of The Living Dead and Dawn Of The Dead, amongst several others, have inspired countless horror films and even been outright remade. Modern Hollywood is living off Romero’s old ideas again, this time with the upcoming revision of his 1973 thriller, The Crazies. Contemporary audiences have responded well to updated versions of his movies and this one looks it’ll garner a similar reaction. Look out for this story of a Midwestern town gone awry in February of next year.

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Everyone loves a good movie about directionless teens. Whether you relate to movie characters who led an equally messed up adolescence or you live vicariously through them, stories about lost young people who waste away on drugs and sex will probably strike a cord somewhere within you. Look for that type of effect from Afterschool, the widely celebrated independent movie that finally hits theaters (in limited release) tomorrow. It’s about a bunch of rich kids that get bored at their East Coast prep school. Naturally, the drugs come out at some point and the girls loosen up, but when two students die a cloud of paranoia is cast over everyone. Check out the trailer above and decide if you want to relive the darker parts of your teen years this weekend.

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Remakes have characterized the horror film genre in recent years and the trend has claimed yet another classic franchise: A Nightmare On Elm Street. Academy Award-nominated actor Jackie Earle Haley has everyone buzzing about his role as the new Freddy Krueger and with a new face and more serious demeanor, we see why. Despite the decent chances that this flick could disappoint us, we’re interested, and the trailer does look great. Michael Bay even attached his name to the movie, so it’s definitely going to be big. We just hope that it’s good.

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10. Be Cool (2005)
DIRECTOR: F. Gary Gray
STARRING: John Travolta, Uma Thurman, Vince Vaughn, Cedric the Entertainer, Christina Milian, Andre “3000″ Benjamin, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson

• You know what would be cool? If this sequel to the perfectly playful crime comedy Get Shorty weren’t full of overacted cartoonish thugs that do injustice to the characters from Elmore Leonard’s book. Apparently rap bores 3000 but making shitty movies doesn’t.

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9. Van Helsing (2004)
DIRECTOR: Stephen Sommers
STARRING: Hugh Jackman, Kate Beckinsale, Richard Roxburgh, David Wenham

• A legendary hunter (Jackman) goes to Transylvania to kill Dracula, his bloodsucking vamps, the Wolf Man, and Frankenstein only he’s thwarted by monstrously weak CGI. Boo!

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8. Speed Racer (2008)
DIRECTOR: The Wachowski Brothers
STARRING: Emile Hirsh, Christina Ricci, John Goodman, Susan Sarandon, Matthew Fox, Rain

• The guys who brought us The Matrix (then ruined the franchise with shitty sequels) turn a classic cartoon into 135 minutes of repetitive CGI race scenes. Caution flag this clunker.

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7. X-Files: I Want to Believe (2008)
DIRECTOR: Chris Carter
STARRING: David Duchovny, Gillian Anderson, Amanda Peet, Billy Connolly, Xzibit, Mitch Pileggi, Callum Keith Rennie

• Years after anyone really gave a fuck, X-Files returned with a movie that was little more than a murder whodunit. Where the fuck were the alien probes? We want to believe aliens will one day probe us, dammit!

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6. The Spirit (2008)
DIRECTOR: Frank Miller
STARRING: Gabriel Macht, Samuel L. Jackson, Scarlett Johansson, Eva Mendes, Sarah Paulson, Paz Vega, Stana Katic, Jaime King

• We gave Miller a shot because he created the Sin City graphic novel (and “learned how to direct” while working with Robert Rodriguez on its awesome adaptation) but all he did was place the Spirit and his corny dialogue in an inferior Sin City knockoff that no number of hot chicks could save. We were gonna say dude couldn’t direct the weak stream trickling out of his aged johnson, but that’d just be mean.

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5. Fantastic Four (2005)
DIRECTOR: Tim Story
STARRING: Ioann Gruffudd, Jessica Alba, Michael Chiklis, Chris Evans, Julian McMahon, Laurie Holden, Kerry Washington

• The sequel was actually OK, but the first chapter had less balls than Lance Armstrong (he has one—do the math). The two hours we spent spraying Fantastik in our eyes to clean out the memory of ever having seen this were far more enjoyable.

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4. The Love Guru (2008)
DIRECTOR: Marco Schnabel
STARRING: Mike Myers, Jessica Alba, Romany Malco, Verne Troyer, Justin Timberlake, Meagan Good

• These dick jokes were hilarious—when we first heard them in Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery. And Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me. And Austin Powers: Goldmember. Myers, please get off the dick.

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3. The Happening (2008)
DIRECTOR: M. Night Shyamalan
STARRING: Mark Wahlberg, Zooey Deschanel, John Leguizamo

• In Shyamalan’s most “adult” work, an airborne virus causes people to kill themselves. The heavy-handed twist: It’s Mother Nature getting back at mankind! Pardon us while we blow our shit loose.

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2. Jumper (2008)
DIRECTOR: Doug Liman
STARRING: Hayden Christensen, Jamie Bell, Samuel L. Jackson, Rachel Bilson

• We keep convincing ourselves that maybe it’s the scripts, not Christensen being the worst actor ever, but it’s official: He’s the worst actor ever. Watching his wooden ass teleport around the globe we only wished we could get out of the theater that quickly.

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1. Righteous Kill (2008)
DIRECTOR: Jon Avnet
STARRING: Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, 50 Cent, Carla Gugino, Donnie Wahlberg, Brian Dennehy, John Leguizamo

• Acting legends De Niro, Pacino, and 50 Cent finally share the screen for an entire film and motherfucking Donnie Wahlberg outshines them! Seriously, nobody has done more to sabotage their filmography’s freshness rating than PaNiro (15 Minutes, 88 Minutes, The Recruit, Hide and Seek, Gigli, S1m0ne, etc.). They should really fire the chimpanzees that read and sign off on scripts for them.

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But this week, we’re bringing you the 100 Best Movies of the 2000s, as we see it. Our tastes are pretty eclectic (we call ourselves Complex, after all), so we’ve got everything from loud comic blockbusters and juvenile cock ‘n’ balls comedies to subtle indie romances and rock documentaries. Check it out to see if your favorites cracked our top 100, and maybe find a joint or two to throw on for your next movie night.

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Europacorp struck gold out of nowhere with last year’s Taken, now the company is hoping for repeat-success with From Paris With Love. After watching this action-packed trailer, it seems like things are on the right track. John Travolta looks comfortable as an intimidating spy and you would think this type of flick is out of Johnathon Rhys Meyers‘ element, but he looks like he’s going to hold it down in this movie too. The set-up is perfect. Now let’s hope the final product delivers when FPWL hits theaters next year.

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You might want to turn a light on before you watch this trailer. Seriously. Following in the footsteps of independent-horror classic, The Blair Witch Project, this upcoming Paranormal Activity flick is set to terrorize audiences nationwide when it hits theaters (in select cities) on September 25. Paramount and first-time filmmaker Oren Peli will cake nicely off of this too, considering the film’s extremely modest $11,000 budget, but we don’t mind forking over cash for a real scare instead of predictable slasher flicks that keep disappointing us. Try not to scream too much in front of your girl if you do the same.

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Blaxploitation movies are some of our favorites, but unfortunately, the genre doesn’t have much to offer outside of the cult classics created in the ’70s. Luckily for us and the rest of the genre’s followers, there’s a good chance that the multi-decade drought of dope blaxpoitation flicks will come to an end when Black Dynamite hits theaters on October 16. The film, a collaborative effort between writer/star Michael Jai White and writer/director Scott Sanders, appears completely self-aware of the genre’s clichés and general tendencies, which is great for viewers in search of something authentic. We hope this gives the blaxpoitation genre a much-needed boost; it’s definitely been long enough, but we won’t find out for sure until next month.

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