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According to Kevin Smith’s Instagram, Kevin Smith has started writing Clerks 3. At least the title page.

Check out the first trailer for ‘Jay and Silent Bob’s Super Groovy Cartoon Movie

Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes made a super low budget Jay and Silent Bob animated movie and they’re taking it on tour and it looks funny as hell. They’ll tell you all about it.

Kevin Smith hopes to have Clerks 3 out by 2014 in time for the 20th anniversary

Kevin Smith recently amended his movie schedule to include doing a third Clerks movie to finish off his movie career. And with the 20th anniversary of the original Clerks movie coming in 2014, Smith has said that he hopes to have Clerks 3 out that year.

posted 27 December, 2012
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Kevin Smith explains why he likes Avengers more than The Dark Knight Rises

While I personally really liked The Amazing Spider-Man, and would even call it my favorite Spider-Man movie ever, it couldn’t hold a candle to The Dark Knight Rises or The Avengers in terms of sheer scale. Kevin Smith, normally much more of a DC guy, recently explained why out of the this year’s two summer comic book movie juggernauts, he likes The Avengers more.

posted 11 December, 2012
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Kevin Smith confirms Clerks III is going to happen.

Kevin Smith confirmed today via twitter that Clerks III is in production. Snoochie boochies! Smith had once said his next movie, ‘Hit Somebody’, would be his last movie, but it looks like he’s doing one last Clerks before he’s done.

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As it turns out, the Magic Eye picture in Mallrats is neither a sailboat or a schooner

Not like Kevin Smith really gave a shit, because he probably had “it’s a sailboat” written into the script long before some prop person picked up the Magic Eye poster, but in the scene in Mallrats where the character of Willem is spending hours trying to see the hidden image in the Magic Eye picture as everyone around him keeps saying “Oh, I see it! It’s a sailboat!”, it turns out… it’s not a sailboat.

Ta da. Mystery solved. I know you were worried and concerned.

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Here’s a brand new TV promo for Kevin Smith’s new reality show, ‘Comic Book Men’

You may have heard about a reality show Kevin Smith was developing with AMC some time ago. And what was ‘Secret Stash’ is now ‘Comic Book Men’. The show takes place in Smith’s own comic book shop in New Jersey, Jay and Silent Bob’s Secret Stash. What could have been a fun show full of geekery looks more like something nerdsploitation. Now if it were more like the Smodcast, with Kevin Smith, Scott Mosier and some comic book nerds sitting around getting absolutely blazed and and going completely uncensored on the likes of Aquaman… that would be gold. This? Meh.

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posted 09 January, 2012
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Neil Gaiman to provide a narrative voice to an animated Bluntman and Chronic

So Kevin Smith is planning on doing a Bluntman and Chronic cartoon and both Smith and Jason Mewes felt they needed an “Alfred”, or an authoritative narrative voice of reason. So Mewes reaches out to Neil Gaiman on Twitter and Gaiman is all like “yeah sure”. Just like that.

posted 29 November, 2011
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IHC Movie Reviews: Red State (2011)

While I was out visiting my sister in LA, I was mainly trying to just relax in the wonderful southern California sun, but I didn get one thing IHC-related checked off my list— watching Kevin Smith’s Red State. While he’s promoting the movie around the US in theaters, the film is also currently available for rent on iTunes, so before my journey began, I loaded Red State on ye olde iPad and wiled away a couple hours of uncomfortable flying over the country by watching Kevin Smith’s first shot at a horror movie.

posted 08 September, 2011
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Check out the first trailer for Kevin Smith’s Red State. No seriously. Stop everything and check it out.

Years ago, when I first heard the words “Kevin Smith” and “horror film” in the same sentence, I’m not sure exactly what I was expecting— something like Clerks plus a slightly higher budget Troma film maybe. What I wasn’t expecting was something that looks like this. Simply put, this looks really fucking good.

Three teenagers, cruising for sex on the internet get kidnapped and brought into a Westboro Baptist Church-like cult, with Michael Park (!!) as the cult leader. Gooood gravy Marie. Red State starts its theater tour October 19th.

Kevin Smith tells a story about the time when he told Harvey Weinstein to go fuck himself

At Comic Con, Kevin Smith talks about Red State, and showing it to Bob and Harvey Weinstein when Harvey decided to talk in his outdoor voice on the phone right in the middle of the screening, forcing Kevin Smith to yell down the man who got him into the movie biz.

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Kevin Smith looking for people to be in his “Pawn Stars for fanboys” reality show

Just because Kevin Smith’s getting out of the movie business once he’s shot his next film doesn’t mean he’s getting out of the entertainment business. His next plan is to produce a reality show centered around his Jay and Silent Bob’s Secret Stash comic book store that he describes as “Pawn Stars for fanboys”.

Kevin Smith buys the distribution rights to Red State for $20, helps WBC protest

If you’ve been keeping up with Kevin Smith for the past few months, you’ll have noticed that he seems to be firmly entrenched in a very anti-Hollywood mood in general and specifically regarding his movie Red State. He’s refused press junkets and press conferences and interviews, instead doing his own publicity via Twitter and by publicly refusing publicity. And now he’s gone one step further by buying the distribution rights to his own movie at Sundance for $20.

posted 24 January, 2011
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Kevin Smith calls working with Bruce Willis on Cop-Out “soul crushing”

At the Macworld Expo this year, in the absence of Apple, they had Kevin Smith as a keynote speaker for some reason. But in this clip, he talks about making Cop Out and how much working with Bruce Willis was nearly impossible and “soul crushing”.

posted 19 January, 2011
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Check out the first teaser trailer for Kevin Smith’s Red State

I know this is but a teaser, but I’ll be honest— I love Kevin Smith’s teen movies, but he can make some real fucking stinkers from time to time and this little glimpse of Red State makes me think that this won’t be one of them. I hope.

The film, which stars Michael Parks, John Goodman, Melissa Leo, Stephen Root, Michael Angarano, Nicholas Braun, and Kevin Pollak, will premiere at Sundance, with a tentative theatrical release date set for March.

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