Whoa. Marc Webb has tweeted out our first look at Paul Giamatti as Aleksei Sytsevich, a.k.a the Rhino, and man, he does not look like his usual Paul Giamatti self. It looks like he is definitely bringing the rage to the Rhino.

Paul Giamatti is, without a doubt, one of the finest American actors working today. So it's a bit… surprising, to say the least, to have found out yesterday that he's in talks for the role of the Rhino in The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Not just because the Rhino is the very definition of a brute thug –- his power is…

The We almost don't believe this news but it's to mind blowing not to at least discuss. Rumor has it that Paul Giamatti — yes, THAT Paul Giamatti — is in talks to play The Rhino in Marc Webb's Amazing Spider-Man 2, according to THR. Now, just let the thought of an apoplectic Rhino screaming about fucking Merlot sink…

The gonzo horror novel John Dies at the End, by Cracked.com's David Wong, was a huge internet sensation a few years ago, and has spawned a feature film starring Paul Giamatti. Now at last, the sequel is coming out early next month — and we've got an exclusive excerpt from This Book Is Full of Spiders... Seriously,…

We've been wondering for months when John Dies at the End would finally be coming to a theater near you — and while there's still no release date, there's some very welcome movement. The festival smash hit, based on David Wong's hit novel, finally has a distribution deal through Magnet Releasing, and it'll be on your…

Based on the cult novel first serialized on the web, John Dies At The End tells the tale of two twenty-somethings who battle demons while tripping on extra-dimensional hallucinogens.

You've seen the gruesomely gorgeous trailer for The Goon, produced by David Fincher and voiced by Clancy Brown and Paul Giamatti. But now get a look at never-before-released footage from the 2009 San Diego Comic Con!

Now here's some vampire news we can get into. Paul Giamatti is still on the war path to make the sequel to Bruce Campbell's Bubba Ho-Tep. Starring a retirement-home-living Elvis who now fights vampires, instead of mummies.

Cold Souls set out an ambitious task: tell a Charlie Kaufman-style tale about a company that extracts and leases human souls. But, tragically, the result is a film more interested in explaining its ideas than telling a compelling story.