The Fille Files (March 12 - 17)

 Each week, the Filles bring you some of our favourite films finds of the week—news, reviews, features, interviews, tweets, new releases, etc.—just in case you missed them.

REEL GREAT READS

• Exclusive Interview: Warwick Davis reflects on the 'Leprechaun' franchise (Dread Central) - Since it's St. Patrick's Day and I spent the last day studying his magically delicious body of work.
• Ryan Gosling as Walt Disney? Fake poster sparks real desire. (E! News) - The title of this post speaks for itself. Maybe if we believe really hard and clap our hands, it will happen?
• The UnPopular Opinion: 'Grindhouse - Death Proof' (JoBlo.com) - We're glad someone else recognizes Tarantino's tribute girls n' cars revenge pic so much more than the oozy, hot mess that was and is Planet Terror. 

Terribly Awesome!: Leprechaun

Cinefilles, it's time for a camp-out! And no, we ain't talkin' s'mores, sing-a-longs and psycho killers. (Although, they may very well make questionable individual appearances.) We're talking about getting in touch with your guilty pleasure zone. So join us as Emily (our resident camp connoisseur) leads you through one of the best of the worst movies of all-time. It's gonna be awesome—and terrible!—all at the same time.

St. Patrick's Day: Lucky for some, fatally unlucky for others.

Some might consider that first group to be those who near-empty their pockets o' gold buying thirteen pints of green beer, hoping to charm the pants off some cute, willing ginger lad/lass. I say the real winners are those that spend the day wearing emerald PJs, eating Lucky Charms and watching classic Irish culture films like that 2010 Amy Adams masterwork, Leap Year, the Disney Channel Original Movie The Luck of the Irish and any and or every movie in the Leprechaun series.

Honestly, any of the Leprechaun films would have worked perfect for this column (see, specifically: Leprechaun: Back 2 tha Hood). But I thought I'd start with the cinematic four leaf clover that started it all.  Especially since ... there's a remake in the works?!

Can you say, "MAGICALLY DELICIOUS"?