Llama Mama | June 4, 2010
Morgan Spurlock’s Super Size Me turned the fast food industry on its head in his near-suicidal month of living on a super-sized McDiet and inspired numerous other films putting their own spin on the title, standup comic Doug Benson’s Super High Me arguably the best known. Spurlock immerses himself in his documentaries. Physical recovery from his [...]
Llama Mama | May 27, 2010
On Facebook and twitter, the Action Flick Chick raised a simple topic, “Dumbest Movie Death?” Two answers quickly emerged above all others.
SPOILERS ABOUND! Consider yourself warned.
Arturo R. Garcia: Cheap ticket prices?
David Frederick: Wash, in “Serenity”.
Tanner Gibson: The mechanic’s death in The Final Destination. Did they guy not have a rib cage?!
Greg Lemons: Every death in [...]
Llama Mama | September 16, 2009
Description: “Beginning in 1940, SUPERHEROINES is a hilarious look at the lives of your favorite comic book heroines through the decades. From Catwoman in the psychedelic ’60s, to Supergirl in the ’80s and Dark Phoenix in the present day, the heroines share what it’s really like to be a woman with super powers. Touching, funny [...]
Action Flick Chick | September 12, 2009
Source of video: G4TV Videos – Viewer Army at the Dallas Comic-Con
This week the G4TV series Attack of the Show! ran my coverage of Dallas Comic-Con. This embedded video doesn’t include the nice setup by Olivia Munn and Kevin Pereira and their quick reactions afterward, but it does have plenty of me, not to mention [...]
Llama Mama | September 10, 2009
When the Action Flick Chick covered Dallas Comic-Con, she kept a secret from most of you: She wasn’t just covering it for her site – she was also covering it for the G4TV television series Attack of the Show!
Her segment is scheduled to run this afternoon at 4 Pacific/7 Eastern (that’s 6 Central for us) [...]
Llama Mama | August 20, 2009
With San Diego Comic-Con International fresh on people’s minds, the Action Flick Chick covered Dallas Comic-Con to see what ticket holders, comics creators, and actors had to say about the advantages and disadvantages of a smaller, more personal con.
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