It should come as no surprise that Jason Reitman has made another stellar film. His first feature, Thank You For Smoking, was a satirical delight adapted from a Christopher Buckley novel and now Juno, written by the insanely talented Diablo Cody, is further proof that Reitman is a master of cynical comedy.
Tommy Wiseau, the “genius” behind The Room, is back with another project.
This time, he stars as Charlie in The Neighbors, a sitcom which is described on the official website as, “a sitcom consisting of relationship between a group of neighbors who live in an apartment building.”
The plot synopsis goes on to say this:
The lead character is Charlie, the manager of the building. The tenants are a diverse group of presonality of different ages and backgrounds constantly bringing their problems to Charlie and his secretary girlfiend Bebe. The character of Princess Penelope create commotion by seeing the ghost of her uncle Prince Charles. It is a fresh humorous look at human behavioe with different view points including plenty of surprises. The demographic is all inclusive.
Trashwire readers might remember Wiseau from his previous film, The Room, which we declared the Best of the Worst a few years ago.
This new project looks to be even worse! Check out the trailer online here: http://theneighborssitcom.com/neighborsone.mov.
I finally saw Transformers, so I made some updates to Wil’s great review. Now you can check out the review, watch the trailer for the film, and even see a clip from the 1986 animated movie, all from the comforts of Trashwire. We’ve even got a link to the first episode of the animated tv series.
Transformers fans will definitely want to revisit this review and check out all the new bonus stuff.
Click here to go to the review.