Just a couple of pictures from the new Walking Dead series on AMC directed by Frank Darabont and based on the classic comic series
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Horror Hottie Tiffany Shepis
The last great American Scream Queen Ms Tiffany Shepis!!! A true Horror hottie she loves B and low budget horror. No prudee when it comes to showing off her body, including one of the most bodacious booties you will ever be priviliged to see. She has been in movies such as Scarecrow, Nightmare Man, Abminable and many, many others. A complete filmograpy would probably take up a couple of pages. She is a treat to meet in person. I don't think you can find a more fan friendly celebrity. Enjoy!
Ms Ghetto Booty
Me and Tiffany
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
The Wolfman on DVD- Review and HD trailer
In honor of the release of The Wolfman on DVD yesterday, I am reprinting my review from whe it was released to theaters with the trailer. Also going to reprint my "Will the Real Wolfman Please Stan Up" later today. First the review, its three pages the trailer is below the jump
It has often been said that only three things in life are certain life, death and taxes. Now it seems that you can add remakes to that list. The latest in a long and seemingly never ending parade of remakes is The Wolfman. It has been almost 70 years since the original, so the only shock should be it has taken this long. Hollywood is in remake fever now and even movies under 20 years old are being made. Many remakes bear little in common with their forerunner, while others seem to be shot for shot copies. The Wolfman manages to fall somewhere in between.
Starring Benicio Del Torro, Anthony Hopkins and Emily Blunt, The Wolfman is set in Victorian England and follows the originals plot throughout most of the movie. To divulge too much would spoil the plot for those who haven't seen it. I do think the "twist" wasn't really needed and was visible far in advance of it's reveal. Still in a land of remakes, The Wolfman is better than most and wasn't a total failure. To those who have not seen Lon Chaney Jr's original, it is even more effective. Watched in concert with the original, its failures are more apparent. Still at the very least it paid respect to the classic and it appears the makers of The Wolfman have seen the original.
First let us discuss what was good about The Wolfman. One of the best things about The Wolfman was the scenery. The scenes of the village took me back to the glory days of Universal and Hammer horror. Towns were recreated beautifully and the fog shrouded forests and moors leant a eeriness not present in nearly enough films. It brought to mind the opening of An American Werewolf in London and more recently scenes from Dog Soldiers. Later in The Wolfman, the hirsute villain visits London. There are some absolutely gorgeous scenes of the wolfman atop buildings howling at the moon, or silhouetted against London Bridge. London feels so real you almost expect Sherlock Holmes to pop out and give chase to the beast.
Go to page two here
It has often been said that only three things in life are certain life, death and taxes. Now it seems that you can add remakes to that list. The latest in a long and seemingly never ending parade of remakes is The Wolfman. It has been almost 70 years since the original, so the only shock should be it has taken this long. Hollywood is in remake fever now and even movies under 20 years old are being made. Many remakes bear little in common with their forerunner, while others seem to be shot for shot copies. The Wolfman manages to fall somewhere in between.
Starring Benicio Del Torro, Anthony Hopkins and Emily Blunt, The Wolfman is set in Victorian England and follows the originals plot throughout most of the movie. To divulge too much would spoil the plot for those who haven't seen it. I do think the "twist" wasn't really needed and was visible far in advance of it's reveal. Still in a land of remakes, The Wolfman is better than most and wasn't a total failure. To those who have not seen Lon Chaney Jr's original, it is even more effective. Watched in concert with the original, its failures are more apparent. Still at the very least it paid respect to the classic and it appears the makers of The Wolfman have seen the original.
First let us discuss what was good about The Wolfman. One of the best things about The Wolfman was the scenery. The scenes of the village took me back to the glory days of Universal and Hammer horror. Towns were recreated beautifully and the fog shrouded forests and moors leant a eeriness not present in nearly enough films. It brought to mind the opening of An American Werewolf in London and more recently scenes from Dog Soldiers. Later in The Wolfman, the hirsute villain visits London. There are some absolutely gorgeous scenes of the wolfman atop buildings howling at the moon, or silhouetted against London Bridge. London feels so real you almost expect Sherlock Holmes to pop out and give chase to the beast.
Go to page two here
Resident Evil poster and trailer!
Say what you want, I am all about some Milla and glad to see her return as Alice. Will this film be great art, not bloody likely. Will it be a fun thrill ride? Possibly, or it could suck more than BP drilling in your local fishing hole. Still got to love the Milla. I am a realist though so will probably wait for it on DVD
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Terrordrome
Ok just saw this on BD and I know my horror gamer friends will really be excited about it. I'm pretty excited and I am a weak ass gamer. The game lets you pit classic horror characters against each other ala Mortal Kombat style. In the pictures I have seen Jason, Ash, Leatherface and Chucky in screen shots but I am sure there are, or at least will be, more. Best of all it looks like the game will be free to download. Legally free. Go here to download the demo and the game when fully released
http://www.terrordrome-thegame.com/
http://www.terrordrome-thegame.com/
Horor hottie Eliza Dushku
Eliza Dushku dropped into the horror radar on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Then she moved from the Whendonverse to the big screen in the gory film Wrong Turn which gained her respect in the hardcore horror world. Since then she has been plagued with failed TV series, including the cancelled way too soon Tru Calling and the Joss Whedon series Dollhouse. On the big screen she has mostly appeared as the lead in lower budget shock fare with some bigger comedies. Still blessed with a loyal fan base and drop dead gorgeous looks hopefully she will soon be headlining bigger fare or a successful TV series
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