Are We Getting The Real Story As Far As The Fantastic Four Returning To Marvel Studios Goes?
Or Are Both Marvel Studios And Fox Playing Coy?
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Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension – Trailer
I honestly wanted to like the Paranormal Activity movies. After all, there are slim pickings for horror movies at the best of times, yet the PA films are less fully-resized movies than an accumulation of jump scares that last for an hour or so. And maybe that’s not fair, but the filmmakers have had every […]
What’s Marvel Get 4 Giving Fox The Right To Produce Two New X-Men Television Series?
Marvel Studios is getting something for licensing the rights for Fox to make two X-Men television series. Here’s what I think it is.
Crimson Peak – Review
When Guillermo del Toro says that his latest movie, Crimson Peak, isn’t a horror movie, but a gothic romance, he means it. A gothic romance is a type of movie that, while horror-adjacent, visually, beckons back to movies like The Innocents, where elaborate costumes and sets help to set the mood and atmosphere. And like Jack Clayton’s 1961 movie, […]
Daredevil, Season 2 – Trailer
It this doesn’t give you a nerd boner–or the female equivalent–then get medical help.
Hemlock Grove: The Final Chapter – Official Trailer
On the whole, I enjoyed the first two seasons of Netflix’s Hemlock Grove,
Jessica Jones Teaser Trailer – “All In A Day’s Work”
Despite being an avid comic reader, prior to Netflix’s Jessica Jones I barely knew anything about the character. I still don’t but I like the way–if the teasers are any indication–where it’s going. Captain America: The Winter Soldier was a political thriller, Guardians Of The Galaxy was Marvel’s interpretation of a space opera. Daredevil (Netflix’s version) […]
The Stranger – Review
The Stranger reminds me of Kathryn Bigelow’s Near Dark, except not nearly as gripping.
Marvel’s Jessica Jones – Teaser Trailer #4
People, typically idiots with something to prove, like to talk about how things are equal between mean and women.
Where Are The Adaptations Of Octavia Butler’s Work?
From the time that I could read, science fiction and fantasy were my mediums of choice. (Horror–with a vengeance–came later). From Edmund Cooper (The Overman Culture–the first book I am aware of reading with a gay protagonist–, Seahorse In The Sky) to Ursula K. LeGuin (The Left Hand of Darkness, The Earthsea novels, etc) and a […]
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