I found it quite rewarding and walked away with wonderful treats for my effort. The outcome: I was smooched on the neck by Kellan Lutz and given an engagement ring by Milo Ventimiglia—all within the world of the characters, mind you. But I'm still...

—Josh (Milo Ventimiglia) “Not exactly the Garden of Eden.” Surveying the basement where he’s now sealed off with seven other survivors of a nuclear blast, Mickey (Michael Biehn) is less than impressed. You’re apt to sympathize: the New Yorkers...

You can catch the Houston premiere of with Biehn, Milo Ventimiglia and Rosanna Arquette as part of a group trapped in the aftermath of nuclear holocaust. Desperate to maintain their safety in a bomb shelter built by their paranoid landlord, the small...

A nuclear-sized explosion has destroyed the city. A small group of survivors – a mother and her young daughter; a couple drifting apart; two single, older men; and a group of three young men, including a pair of brothers – take shelter in the basement...

Lauren German, Michael Biehn and Milo Ventimiglia. Directed by Xavier Gens. 110 minutes. Opens Jan. 20 at the Scotiabank Theatre. 18A Nuclear warheads are raining down on Manhattan (and presumably elsewhere) when nine denizens of an apartment building...

There’s then a bit of business where the basement people overpower the guys in the radiation suits and lead bro Milo Ventimiglia heroically volunteers to put on the radiation suit, which conveniently fits, and venture outside to see what’s going on. He...

Even more pics from the LA Times gallery guide of 101 movies to see this year, so let's cut the preamble and get started shall we? Originally titled "I Hate You, Dad" the upcoming comedy joint from Andy Samberg and Adam Sandler has now got a new, an

I hear they’re difficult to work with. They’re not. None of those guys are difficult to work with. There was more tension on this set than any movie I’ve ever worked on before.” Following a dramatic opening sequence of bombs falling from the sky,...

Desperate, afraid, and unsure of their bleak future, each character evolves in its own unique way. Especially when a group of men dressed in large white hazmat suits begin to wreak havoc after the survivors are discovered. Yet this story is about the...

Some subplots start and disappear, but they leave an imprint and don’t detract from the suffering on screen. Gens refuses to compromise on the film’s jet-black vision. Humans will devolve when cornered, and the transformations seen here are...

Case: After taking refuge in a New York apartment building basement, Josh (Milo Ventimiglia) and other survivors of a massive attack combat threats from the outside — and their own spiraling paranoia. A dash of No Exit, a smidge of The Lord of the Flies...

The resulting struggle begins with a power grab and descends into savagery and chaos as radiation sickness and fears of the inevitable take hold. Written by Karl Mueller and Eron Sheean, "The Divide"

And that’s just the first 10 minutes after the explosion. Who knew your neighbors could go full-on “Road Warrior” so quickly? By the time we arrive at the finger-chopping, the brutal rape and the pooping on the floor for spite (really), you may...

At the Landmark’s Sunshine Cinema, 139-143 East Houston Street, between First and Second Avenues, East Village. Running time: 1 hour 50 minutes. This film is not rated. WITH: Lauren German (Eva), Michael Biehn (Mickey), Milo Ventimiglia (Josh),...

Suit Case: After taking refuge in a New York apartment building basement, Josh (Milo Ventimiglia) and other survivors of a massive attack combat threats from the outside — and their own spiraling paranoia. A dash of No Exit, a smidge of The Lord of the F

Bay Films In "The Divide" (from l.) Courtney Vance, Michael Biehn, Ivan Gonzalez, Lauren German, Ashton Holmes, Milo Ventimiglia, and Michael Eklund are forced to play "Survivor: Basement Edition." By Frank Scheck, The Hollywood Reporter Things go from...

Of course, even before the line "Nobody, but nobody, eats Bobby's penis" is uttered, it's clear this group (including Rosanna Arquette, Milo Ventimiglia, and James Cameron regular Michael Biehn) wasn't the most stable to begin with. Hey, they're New...

This opening sequence culminates with Mickey (Michael Biehn), the authoritative apartment supervisor, closing the doors of his personal fallout shelter, in which he and a group of tenants fight to survive. The group includes step brothers Josh (Milo...