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--- Cool Muscly Guys - I'm with Rich at FourFour, this ad for Immortals is amazing.
--- Hot Mess - There's gonna be a whole bunch of direct-to-DVD Cabin Fever sequels and/or prequels coming our way, I guess. And yet Eli Roth still doesn't make any more movies. What a world, what a world.
--- Splatter Master - Lots of Halloween leftovers today - AICN chatted with special-effects wizard Richard Taylor of WETA and Lord of the Rings Oscar-winnery about his way-back work with Peter Jackson on Dead Alive, where he made an art of the most disgusting splatter you ever done seen. (Speaking of, happy belated 50th birthday, Peter!)

--- Snips + Snails + Puppy Dog Tails - The "Oscar Horrors" series at The Film Experience ended on a perfect note with Robert talking up Ruth Gordon's statue-winning performance as Minnie Castavet in Rosemary's Baby. Perfection.
--- Masks of Death - Love this list of the five scariest non-horror movie masks over at Dark Eye Socket. The scene in Sophia Coppola's Somewhere that Craig talks about nearly gave me a panic attack.

--- The Abyss Can Wait - Twitch gives us their thoughts on Herzog's new documentary Into the Abyss, about the death penalty. The film's showing at the documentary film festival here in NYC this month with Herzog in attendance but I think I'm gonna wait for its actual release in theaters which is only a couple weeks later. I'm a little bit afraid how sad and angry this movie will make me.
--- Jossified - It's a good time to be a Joss Whedon fan - besides The Avengers and besides his little Shakespeare movie and besides the supposed eventual release of Cabin in the Woods, he's written the script for a little supernatural romance called In Your Eyes. Deadline has the details. He won't be directing it, though.
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4 comments:
I read the first couple of 'Wild Cards' books when they originally came out. They started as anthologies of stories by different authors in the "shared universe" established by GRMM. I read a few collections and sort of lost track. It was enjoyable, but a mixed bag with so many different contributors.
Kind of like 'Watchmen' - also at that time - it used the superhero comics of the 1930s - 1970s as a springboard for a bunch of "what ifs".
I don't see how Wild Cards fans can get up in arms about "Heroes" when the books themselves couldn't exist without all those old comics.
I read a whole slew of Wild Cards books -- even have a couple of the latest ones, though they're still way down in my to-read stack.
I wouldn't necessarily say "Heroes" ripped off shamelessly, though there were some similarities. "Heroes" started sucking a lot faster though.
Shawn Hatosy is amazing, he looks like he just step out of an AMVC video release. I love and miss him dearly.
ah, Caleb Landry Jones was also in some episodes of FNL, as part of Crucifictorious, I didn't realize he was Banshee, but his face looked so familiar
Leo
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