“It’s Just A Game” Daniel Emery Taylor (The Return of Swamp Thing) took on the duties of writing, producing, directing, and, yep, even acting in Debtor Entertainment’s It’s Just A Game. The film’s teaser trailer was recently released (on Friday the 13th of April) and being a fan of independent film, I have to admitContinue reading ““None Of This Is Real…..””
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Throwback Thursday: The Monster Squad!
Remember these guys??? It’s hard to believe that this film is over thirty years old. Featuring Andre Gower as Sean, leader of the Monster Squad, and Duncan Regehr as Count Dracula, leader of the monsters, this film didn’t make much noise at the movies but eventually gained a cult following (myself included). It also featuredContinue reading “Throwback Thursday: The Monster Squad!”
Not Your Daddy’s Oklahoma!
Sheol, OK I enjoy watching independent film productions. They find brilliant ways to use their limited resources to give the viewer the best possible version of their particular vision. Independent horror is particularly interesting to me because these films often push boundaries and explore dark corners of the mind that large studios won’t risk fundingContinue reading “Not Your Daddy’s Oklahoma!”
Who Knows….
What Evil Lurks In The Hearts Of Men? Having recently revisited The Rocketeer and The Phantom, two 1990’s films set in the 1930’s, it’s only natural that I also take a look at 1994’s The Shadow, an Alec Baldwin vehicle that had high hopes just like those films did but ultimately fell flat at theContinue reading “Who Knows….”
Thor Finally Gets A Decent Film
The Titan Arrives It has taken ten years and almost twenty films to get to his big moment, but Thanos finally arrived on the silver screen in Avengers: Infinity War in April. As of this writing it has easily cleared the one billion mark and doesn’t show any signs of slowing down any time soon. ThereContinue reading “Thor Finally Gets A Decent Film”
“The Ghost Who Walks” Revisited
For Those Who Came In Late…. I’ve quietly been a fan of the Phantom since I was a child. I was never that familiar with the comic strip since it didn’t run in any local papers, but I remember reading the strip every chance that I got whenever we would visit friends and family orContinue reading ““The Ghost Who Walks” Revisited”
Taking Flight
1991 The late 1980’s and early 1990’s were wonderful years for me. 1989 saw me become a teenager and I struggled with and marveled at all of the normal things that happen to a boy around that age. I was also fully immersed in television, film, music, and books. My taste in movies leaned heavilyContinue reading “Taking Flight”
Jaeger Bomb???
Robots and Monsters! I didn’t see the first Pacific Rim film in the theater. In fact, I had no interest in it at all until I picked up a cheap copy of it on DVD (not even Blu-ray!) on the Saturday after Black Friday a few years ago. I fell in love with the excessContinue reading “Jaeger Bomb???”
Stuff And Thangs
It’s Almost Here! In my last post, I mentioned that I was going to apply for a press pass for CyPhaCon in Lake Charles, LA. I did so on that very same day and I am happy to say that I was approved! If you are attending CyPhaCon, let me know in the comments! IContinue reading “Stuff And Thangs”
A Split Decision
Aboard The Cloverfield Station The Cloverfield Paradox is a paradox in more ways than one. For starters, it’s production was full of scheduling changes, story additions, ties to the Cloverfield universe supposedly shoehorned into the film, production company changes, etc. While these types of changes are par for the course in many major films, TCPContinue reading “A Split Decision”
Ken's Alternate Universe! 