WorstPreviews.com - Movies, Trailers, Box Office

Are you a movie fan? Want to catch up on the latest news, releases and box office performances? WorstPreviews offers a comprehensive online coverage on upcoming theatrical movie releases. By sorting through news and rumors from major Hollywood productions, WorstPreviews formulates a fact-based opinion on the most hyped titles. It also provides you with past track records of the filmmakers and stars involved. To further enhance your understanding, it summarizes their predictions through a rating system and a box office forecast. You can register for free and start posting messages in the forum or headlines. You can also enter contests and promotions, create your profile and your presence, and have access to exclusive content. Want to stay on top of everything that Hollywood has to offer? By subscribing to the newsletter, you will receive the latest previews of upcoming films, reviews of movies currently in theaters, weekend box office numbers, the latest headlines, the newest trailers, posters and images, and critic and user ratings.

“WorstPreviews.com launched on Feb 1, 2006 as a place for all things movies. We are currently receiving 850,000 monthly unique visitors, and 6,500,000 monthly page views. WorstPreviews is a team of professional writers, whose job it is to know the world of film and entertainment. With our partners at WorstStore.com, we will continue bringing you the latest in entertainment and the deepest insights.”

WorstPreviews provides users with previews that are meant to generate buzz and to stimulate readers with entertaining and informative evaluations. It’s a good source of information on films you should avoid and films you shouldn’t miss. Besides, users can post comments on articles, watch trailers, participate in forums, buy posters and have the latest box office results.

With IMDB (Internet Movie Data Base) and other similar sites, why would anyone prefer WorstPreviews? Will it emerge as real authority in movie sites? How they will be able to compete with renowned online and print newspapers covering entertainment news and movie releases?