While the first film grossed over $200 million worldwide and received solid reviews, HORRIBLE BOSSES 2 earned just a little over $100 million, and critics weren't thrilled with the follow-up. Jason Bateman talked about the movie's failures during an appearance on the WTF with Marc Maron podcast, and says he knows that people weren't exactly demanding for a sequel. The first one was... Read More...

Those Penguins Of Madagascar waddle in secondThis past week, America celebrated Thanksgiving, which usually means slipping into a food coma while relatives squabble on the Thursday before millions brave packed stores and violent fellow shoppers to pick up bargains on Black Friday. The holiday can also act as a boost for Hollywood, as families seek somewhere to sit in darkness and not talk/entertain the kids.

15 minutes of laughter supposedly burns anywhere between 10 and 40 calories, but critics are suggesting that audiences will get very little exercise if they choose to sit through “Horrible Bosses 2” on Thanksgiving. The sequel directed by Sean Anders (“That's My Boy”) has been declared “rotten” by the majority of critics aggregated on Rotten Tomatoes.

Horrible Bosses 2 Cast Interview with Andre Hyland from Funny Or Die “Horrible Bosses 2” stars Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis and Charlie Day will once again be doing horrible things to get revenge on an employer when the comedy hits theaters on Friday.

Sure, we’re knee deep in film festival season with the Telluride Film Festival, the Venice Film Festival and now the Toronto International Film Festival all hitting back-to-back, but that doesn’t mean we’ve lost sight of what’s really important: sequels to terrible studio comedies!