Definitely one of the sweetest trailers we’ve seen in awhile. More about American Ecstasy after the jump.

The master of over-the-top violence has been mashed up with 39 action films to create a mammoth 10 minute car chase. Seriously, it’s a beast.

Here’s a pitch for a possible new movie: a cop that’s also a werewolf. That’s it. There’s no need for setting, possible plot points, or characters. You have a cop that becomes a werewolf, the rest of the story writes itself.

The clip above is an entry into the CineCoup contest, where people compete for a million dollars to make their dream movie. Really hoping that Wolfcop wins so that one day I can walk up to a theatre and say “one for Wolfcop please”. Hope is the wrong word. I know Wolfcop will win the money, because Wolfcop is Wolfcop and Wolfcop is amazing. Transitive logic.

Spring Breakers‘ director Harmony Korine’s directorial debut Gummo. A feature length PSA for avoiding small towns where crazy white people live.

Vice’s resident porn reviewer, Chris Nieratko, travels to Atlanta to meet the one-of-a-kind ATL Twins and asks them why they share the same bed, wear matching outfits, and sleep with the same girls. Chris also gets them to open up about their short-lived engagement to the same Penthouse Pet and their breakout acting role: playing James Franco’s gangster sidekicks in Harmony Korine’s Spring Breakers. Jump off.

Spring Breakers may suffer from the high-expectations problem. I tried to temper my excitement going in, but with new pictures of nubile girls in bikinis and slow-motion trailer footage of James Franco with an AK going around the internet every day, it was hard. I so much love the idea that the guy from Kids partnered up with Dicknose Franco to film an over-the-top teeny-bopper panty party of exploited former Mouseketeers. I don’t know that the actual movie could ever hope to live up to it.

Full review from Filmdrunk after the jump!