Who are the Schmoes, and what exactly do they know?
The Schmoes are a couple of regular guys, Kristian Harloff and Mark Ellis, who--like you--are the people for whom movies are made. They know movies, and will give you the straight scoop about 'em. Each week, we're posting brand new video from the Schmoes that'll give their take on the new releases.
This week the movie nobody wanted, The Three Stooges, has turned out to make more than a few critics giggle despite themselves. With that, Kristian and Mark bring you their picks for the top 5 comedy teams (not including Larry, Curly and Moe) that keep us laughing to this day. Who’s (on) first? Watch and find out….
Tell us your favorites, and then go check out all the Schmoes Know videos on their Youtube channel.
It's Friday the 13th, so the mood is right to finally release 
James Wan unintentionally sparked what is called the torture-porn horror subgenre with 2004's wicked Saw, a movie that spawned six sequels and countless cheap imitations. The Cabin in the Woods is certainly not a cheap imitation of Saw nor would it be considered torture porn, but, like the Jigsaw killer does in Saw, the antagonists moving the chess pieces in The Cabin in the Woods have unwitting pawns in the five vacationers.
Like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Dario Argento's 1977 film Suspiria spawned several sequels and is currently being remade. Nothing compares to the demented original and its disturbing, garish imagery with its story about an American ballet dancer (Jessica Harper) who travels to a prestigious dance academy in Germany only to discover that it is controlled by a coven of witches. The Cabin in the Woods also has much more going on beneath the surface than just setting up five twentysomethings to be killed, which is what will make it a classic alongside these five films that inspired it.
feature to publish Latest Movies automatically to your facebook wall. 
