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Oh, You Sexy Geek! Our 2011 SDCC Panel
…e Grant (@ClareGrant) Affiliation: Team Unicorn Achievement Unlocked: Best Online Video Award Relevant Controversy: “Fangirl Furor…” Interview: “G33k & G4m3r Girls 1 Million Views” Kiala Kazebee (@Kiala) Base of Operations: Nerdist.com Previous Panel: Geek Girls Exist Relevant Debate: “Fangirl Furor…” Clare Kramer (@ClareKramer) Alias: Glory Glorificus Base of Operations: Clare Kramer Online Previous Panel: Where Are the Action Chicks? Achievement… Continue reading
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Independent Film: The Beatnicks (2000)
…example of the power of social media and viral marketing. With over 20,000 online fans,The Beatnicks is an eagerly anticipated DVD release amongst the cult fans that gave The Boondock Saints its underground success. With over $50 million in DVD revenues, The Boondock Saints was an incredible example of phenomenal grass roots marketing which the The Beatnicks will surely immolate. Norman’s excellent performance as Nick Nero in the film brings out t… Continue reading
From Tron to Natsukashi: The Chick Hooks Her Friends Up
…to say over and over. That was back before we ever mentioned my real name online. For all you knew back then, I was Felicia Day in disguise. Caddyshack’s Cindy Morgan with that guy who recently made that cameo in that thing. 😉 That was back in the spring. Fast forward to the end of summer when actress Cindy Morgan from Caddyshack (1980) and Tron (1982) joined me and a number of online associates to discuss those movies and more, starting with… Continue reading
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Tagged Action Flick Chick, actress, Bill Murray, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Caddyshack, cameo, Charlotte Stewart, Cindy Morgan, Dennis Murphy, director, Felicia Day, G4, G4TV, Graboids, Hank Carlson, interviews, Kevin Bacon, MarQ, memories, Natsukashi, podcast, Rob Rector, Somewhere in Vegas, special effects, Tremors, Tron, Tron Legacy, Vampires, War Room, Women of the Web, Zombieland
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Interview: Lisa Fary (Intergalactic Law: Grey Squad, Pink Raygun)
…few months and were searching for an audience. I was trying to find places online where women were talking about science fiction and having fun with it and I just got so aggravated that all I could find were typical “hot babes of sci-fi” lists when I searched for “women in science fiction”. John and I happened to have the skills necessary to put something like Pink Raygun out there. Q. We know a previous Zuda competitor whose main interest in Zuda… Continue reading
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Geek Girls Conquer San Diego Comic-Con 2010 – Do We Ever!
…is about meeting each other. It will be nice to come face to face with our online friends. SATURDAY, JULY 24 6:30-7:30 Her Universe: Shining The Spotlight on Female Fans— Ashley Eckstein (Star Wars: The Clone Wars) brings together some of today’s leading women who are movers and shakers in the various fields of sci-fi and fantasy. Looking at science fiction through female eyes, the panel will discuss what kinds of entertainment female sci-fi fans… Continue reading
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Vanity Fair Unfair to Twitter?
…ride these women’s efforts even while writing about them…” Site: Geek Week Online Post: “Why Does Vanity Fair Hate the Women of Twitter?” by Kiala Kazebee (@kiala): “The article, America’s Tweethearts (ugh), profiles six high profile entrepreneurial women (Felicia Day, Julia Roy, Sarah Evans, Stefanie Michaels, Sarah Austin, and Amy Jo Martin) on Twitter and rather than aiming the spotlight at their achievements, it instead paints them as attentio… Continue reading
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Every Zombie Movie Ever Made
…he hyperbole of the title, it’s just not every zombie movie ever made. For instance, indie films generally got left out, probably due to a perception of insufficient notability. There’s no Siege of the Dead (good movie) or Vampires Vs. Zombies (bad), although it does have Corpses Are Forever, a film worthy of Ed Wood himself. Short films, television series or episodes, and nonfiction documentaries are excluded altogether. We are going to weed out… Continue reading
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Tagged 28 Days Later, Automaton Transfusion, Biohazard, Boy Eats Girl, Braindead, Cemetary Man, Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things, CHUD, Danny Boyle, Dario Argento, Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead, Dead Clowns, Dead in the Water, Dead Men Walking, Diary of the Dead, Ed and His Dead Mother, Ed Wood, Edward D. Wood Jr., Fido, Flight of the Living Dead, Frankenstein, George Romero, ghouls, Hard Rock Zombies, House 2, House of the Dead, I Am Legend, I Eat Your Skin, I Walked with a Zombie, Idle Hands, James Gunn, John Russo, Kim Poirier, Land of the Dead, Linnea Quigley, Living Dead, Living Dead Girl, Max Brooks, Mulberry Street, Night of the Comet, Night of the Creeps, Night of the Living Dead, Night of the Living Dead 3-D, Patricia Tallman, Pet Sematary, Plan 9 From Outer Space, Planet Terror, Porn of the Dead, Poutrygeist, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, Quarantine, Re-Animator, Redneck Zombies, Resident Evil, Resident Evil Extinction, Return of the Living Dead, Richard Matheson, Route 666, Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island, Shaun of The Dead, Slither, Survival of the Dead, The Boneyard, The Quick and the Undead, The Rising Dead, The Serpent and the Rainbow, Tom Savini, Tombs of the Blind Dead, Tony Todd, Troma, twitter, undead, vampire, Vampires, Versus, voodoo, Waxwork, White zombie, Wikipedia, World War Z, Zack Snyder, Zombi, zombie, zombie apocalypse, Zombie Cheerleader Camp, zombie clown, Zombiegeddon, zombies
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The Walking Dead Season 2 Episode 10 Review!
…tches that infected them then. This seems a logical conclusion, though any online university degree will teach you that conclusions need to be born out of thoughtful research. They leave Randall in the middle of the parking lot, hands and feet tied up, and start to walk away when he starts yelling at them to not leave him, saying that that he went to school with Maggie. Should’ve kept your mouth shut, kid. Now Rick and Shane are worried that if he… Continue reading