Tim Roth and Harvey Keitel in Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs

Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs return to theaters in December
Miramax, in partnership with National CineMedia and IGN Entertainment, will release Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction for one night each to play in select theaters before the opening of Quentin Tarantino’s western Django Unchained on Christmas Day. Reservoir Dogs screens nationwide December 4 and Pulp Fiction screens December 6. Both screenings feature a look into Tarantino’s career with movie trailers from his most influential films. For more information check out the full list of theaters and showtimes here.

Herzog to adapt Pierre book
Werner Herzog (Grizzly Man) will adapt D. B. C. Pierre’s Vernon God Little, about 15-year-old Vernon who is caught up in a shooting and must flee to Mexico, according to Empire. Herzog will soon begin filming Queen of the Desert, about English writer and spy Gertrude Bell starring Naomi Watts and Robert Pattinson. He will also appear in Christopher McQuarrie’s Jack Reacher with Tom Cruise on December 2.


Ash Christian's Petunia

Wolfe Releasing acquires Petunia for 2013 release
Wolfe Releasing purchased U.S. and Canadian distribution rights to Ash Christian’s dark comedy Petunia, according to Indiewire. Petunia follows a dysfunctional New York family with three uncertain sons and two meddling parents all heading for breakdown.

“This is our second release with the incredibly talented writer-director Ash Christian,” said Wolfe president Maria Lynn. “We loved working on his previous film Mangus! and our audience really responds to the unique cinematic universe he creates. With the added bonus of its stellar cast, we’re really looking forward to the reception Petunia receives.”

Petunia screened at Film Society as part of New York's premiere LGBT film festival NewFest in July, alongside three other Wolfe Releasing titles: Mosquita y Mari, My Best Day and Kiss Me. Look for Petunia’s theatrical release in 2013 with VOD and DVD release to follow.