Clip of the Day

Nicholas D'Agosta and Eric Christian Olsen ditch high school football for cheerleading.

Meet the coach and legendary male cheerleader (John Michael Higgins) all young male cheerleaders aspire to be, and his "super-sexy handsome wife," in an exclusive clip from 'Fired Up.'

The movie opens everywhere February 20.

Why WOULDN'T Anna walk alone through the forest at night?

The prospect of seeing Elizabeth Banks playing a wicked stepmother is no doubt one of the more enticing elements to the new horror flick 'The Uninvited' (you can check out our exclusive Q&A with the actress here).

But the movie -- about a girl, Anna (Emily Browning), who suspects her new stepmom of bloody murder -- promises plenty of scares from not-so-friendly (and of course hideously ugly) ghosts as well.

In this freaky exclusive clip, Anna ditches a bonfire party to wisely take a solo stroll through the dark woods. You're asking for it, Anna!

'The Uninvited' opens everywhere today.

Joaquin Phoenix comes to Gwyneth Paltrow's rescue, but does not rap (sorry) ... in this scene at least.

Two-time Oscar nominee Joaquin Phoenix has made plenty of headlines lately; first, for announcing his impending retirement from acting; then for his subsequent "career reinvention" as a rapper.

Yes, a rapper.

Is it all a hoax? We're not exactly sure yet. Probably. But we do know that Phoenix does indeed drop rhymes in his new indie drama, 'Two Lovers.' He plays a Brooklyn bachelor torn between two lovely ladies (Gwyneth Paltrow and Vinessa Shaw).

'Two Lovers' could be Phoenix's last film. But since when do rappers ever actually mean it when they say they're "retiring"?

Three Oscar contenders walk into a room...

'Revolutionary Road,' the long-awaited, not-so-syrupy reunion of ex-'Titanic' lovers Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, has gotten plenty of awards buzz for its main stars (Winslet even picked up Best Actress at the Golden Globes, one of her two wins).

But gaining steam even faster than either could be supporting player Michael Shannon, who plays a family friend "on a four-hour pass from the state funny farm."

Watch Shannon steal the scene from Kate and Leo (not to mention Oscar winner Kathy Bates, who plays his madre) in this exclusive clip.

'Revolutionary Road' is now playing.

Emma Roberts lets the dogs out.

Forget Kate Winslet or 'Slumdog Millionaire' – the hottest commodity in Hollywood these days walks on all fours. (And I don't mean Linsday Lohan after a hard night's drinking.)

Dogs have been heating up the box office lately, from kids flicks 'Beverly Hills Chihuahua' and 'Bolt' to the adult-drama curiously marketed as family film, 'Marley & Me.'

The latest flick with bite is 'Hotel for Dogs,' starring Emma Roberts (niece of Julia) and Jake T. Austin as foster siblings who go into the hound hospitality biz. Check out an exclusive clip from the movie here.

'Hotel for Dogs' opens everywhere Friday.

The horrors of Valentine's Day are finally exposed on screen.

For all the syrupy romantic comedies we get as February 14 quickly approaches, it's nice to see some V-Day counter-programming.

And by counter-programming, of course, I mean blood and guts.

In 'My Bloody Valentine 3-D,' a man (Jensen Ackles) returns to his hometown on the 10th anniversary of the infamous "Valentine's night massacre" and soon after becomes the suspect. Our exclusive clip isn't in 3-D, per se, but why not just throw on some shades and pretend?

The movie opens on 3-D screens everywhere January 16.

Shopped till you dropped? Kevin James to the rescue!

After record-breaking year at the box office that brought us Batman, Iron Man, Indiana Jones, James Bond, The Incredible Hulk and more, heroes are in high-demand in Hollywood.

OK, so Paul Blart: Mall Cop (Kevin James) ain't exactly a superhero, but maybe he gets points for style? OK, so Paul Blart ain't exactly stylish, but maybe he gets points for comedic effect?

We'll go with that. Check out an exclusive clip from 'Paul Blart: Mall Cop' ... and watch out for that van! 'Blart' opens everywhere Friday, January 16.

It's Tom Cruise vs. Adolf Hitler in new WWII thriller.

Charlie Babbit. Ron Kovic. Ethan Hunt. Jerry Maguire.

Tom Cruise has taken many a memorable role over the years. But Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg, an eye-patching wearing German who plotted to assassinate Hitler during World War II? Not the most obvious career choice for Cruise.

Therein lie the intrigue, though, of Bryan Singer's storied epic 'Valkyrie.' See Cruise's von Stauffenberg in action in this exclusive clip.

'Valkyrie' opens wide Christmas Day.

No, it is NOT a pro-life horror movie about fetal revenge.

So what IS 'The Unborn'?

Well it is certainly a horror flick, written and directed by David S. Goyer ('Blade: Trinity'), about deserted souls looking to inhabit peoples' bodies. Or in this case, one body specifically: Odette Yustman, who looks like the love-child of Jessica Alba and Jennifer Connelly.

Judging from the trailer, the movie's got all of your horror movie requisites: a super-creepy kid, an exorcism, a killer in a raincoat, humans walking on all fours, and ... Gary Oldman?

Meet the super-creepy kid in this exclusive clip. 'The Unborn' opens everywhere January 9, 2009.

Sean Penn tries to 'Milk' another Oscar nod.

Already an Oscar winner for 'Mystic River,' Sean Penn seeks his fifth Best Actor nomination with the buzz-worthy biopic 'Milk,' about the life and tragic death of Harvey Milk -- the first openly gay man to be elected to public office in America.

In addition to Penn's stirring portrayal of Milk, the film also boasts stellar performances from James Franco as his lover (yes, they kiss) and Josh Brolin as his homophobic -- and increasingly angry -- political adversary Dan White (aka The Bad Guy).

'Milk' is in theaters now.