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Interview with “CreatureBoy” Brian Steele!
…the lovable Harry from Harry and the Hendersons. So I was thrilled when I saw that he had a booth at Wizard World Austin and was willing to take some time to talk to me. AFC: You’ve played many creatures, critters, and monsters. What attracts you to these sort of roles? Steele: I’m drawn to these roles because of the challenge of bringing them to life. Being able to work with the talented artist that dream these characters up, design and then fab… Continue reading
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Tagged Action Flick Chick, Austin, Berserker Predator, Blade Trinity, Brian Steele, costumes, creature work, CreatureBoy, creatures, Falconer Predator, Fragglewump, Harry and the Hendersons, Hellboy, Hellboy 2, monsters, Motor City Hot Rod, Mr. Wink, Predators, props, puppeteers, Resident Evil Extinction, Sammael, Spectral Motion, T-600, Terminator Salvation, Texas, The Drake Beast, Underworld, Wink, Wizard World Austin
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Interview: Moon Bloodgood (TNT’s Falling Skies, Terminator: Salvation)
…: Yeah, we did the video game. I think I had a doll at some point, I never saw it. That was cool. That was a real interesting thing to do.” JP: In video games, you also did work on Darksiders. Moon Bloodgood: Yeah, I never got to hear Darksiders. That was really fun to do something like that, because I really like video games. I don’t allow myself to play them because I feel a little guilty, like I’m wasting time, but I do love Call of Duty and th… Continue reading
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Tagged Alamo Drafthouse, alien attack, alien invasion, Anne Glass, Beautiful Boy, Darksiders, Falling Skies, FS, Helen Hunt, indie, John Hawkes, Maria Bello, Michael Ray, Michael Sheehan, Milla Jovovich, Moon Bloodgood, Ms. Pac Man, Noah Wyle, race, Resident Evil, Robert Roda, Saving Private Ryn, series, sexism, Steven Spielberg, Surrogate, survival, survival plan, television, Terminator 4, Terminator Salvation, TNT, TV, Untitled Alien Invasion
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Priest (2011): Repent Least You Be Eaten by a Vampire!
…niece. If you couldn’t tell by the rant at the beginning of the article, I saw Priest in 3D only because the theater wasn’t showing it in 2D. Overall, I’m not impressed by 3D so I would say save your money if you can. I believe it was a post conversion, and while the 3D didn’t suck horribly, it didn’t add enough to warrant me paying extra for it. Hey, if you love 3D though, go for it. Priest was a very average, run of the mill action adventure fil… Continue reading
Posted in * all movie reviews *, 2.5 kabooms, 3-D, action, horror, movie, PG-13, science fiction
Tagged 3-D, action, adventure, Cam Gigandet, cost extra, cross shurikens, explosion, horror, Karl Urban, kill, Lily Collins, Maggie Q, Paul Bettany, PG-13, Priest, Priest 3D, shurikens, Vampires
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Texas Frightmare Weekend: Acting Tips with James Hampton!
…himself out there and really concentrate on an acting career was a post he saw that read, “Ships are safest in port, but that’s not what ships are for.” Seeing that boosted his courage and got him where he is today. James and Mary Hampton Another piece of advice that James and Mary shared was to surround yourself with like minded people. Making friends with people who are also interested in acting, etc can build a mutual beneficial relationship. Y… Continue reading
Thor (2011): Will You Be Thunderstruck?
…superhero film. Thor was fun and energetic with great looking effects. (I saw it in 2D, and didn’t feel like I missed out. Save your two extra bucks.) In addition to the effects, there were great looking sets and incredible costume designs. You can really understand where the production budget went in this film. The story didn’t have any revelations or mind blowing twists, but it was a solid piece of art. If you’ve never heard of Chris Hemsworth… Continue reading
Posted in * all movie reviews *, 3-D, 4 kabooms, action, movie, PG-13, superhero
Tagged 300, 3D, action, Action Flick Chick, Anthony Hopkins, Asgard, Chris Hemsworth, Chris Hemsworth shirtless, Earth, Frost Giants, God of Thunder, Jaimie Alexander, Jane Foster, Jason Statham, Kat Dennings, Loki, Marvel Studios, Mary Jane, Mjolnir, Natalie Portman, odin, Rocket Llama, Sif, Spoilers, superhero, Thor, Tom Hiddleston
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Rainn Wilson, James Gunn, and Ellen Page Talk Super at SXSW!
…him up on stage. Gunn asked him if Super was the most graphic film he ever saw, and the kid replied, “Well, I’ve seen Step Brothers.” After much laughing and joking, Wilson and Gunn came to the conclusion that the tag line on all the Super posters was going to be “A Bloodier Step Brothers!” Page remained fairly quite throughout the whole Q & A, while Wilson and Gunn jabbered on. You can read my review of Super to see if it’s a film for you. It hit… Continue reading
Posted in action, convention, Independent, interviews, movie, R-rated, superhero, trailers
Tagged Boltie, costumed crimefighter, Crimson Bolt, Ellen Page, Gluten, James Gunn, Rainn Wilson, shut up crime, Super, Super review, superhero, vigilante
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Coming Attraction: Tucker & Dale vs. Evil (2011)
…oup of young attractive people while on vacation in a cabin in the woods. A funny spin on the usual horror film, Tucker & Dale vs. Evil stars two of my favorite guys Tyler Labine (Reaper) and Alan Tudyk (who fought Reavers in Firefly and Serenity)! As soon as I saw the trailer for this, I was like “You had me at Tyler Labine and Alan Tudyk. Anyways,Tucker & Dale vs. Evil, which looks like it’ll be a funny and original flick, will have a limited re… Continue reading
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Tagged Action Flick Chick, Alan Tudyk, horror, Tucker & Dale vs. Evil, Tyler Labine
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Best Assassin-Protagonist Movie? with Game of Death (2011) DVD Giveaway
…ndersson: Léon (or The professional, whatever title you’re accustomed to). Saw it the first time when I was 12 years old and since then I’ve had an undying crush on Natalie Portman · Alex Langley: None. They’re all the same… Not really, but a lot of them are really, really similar. · Jubei Yagyu: Lone Wolf and Cub…the original is the first and best Assassin as Protagonist film. · Samuel F. Moultrie: My first pick The Professional all the way. Seco… Continue reading
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Tagged Anton Chiguth, assassination, Barbara Bach, Bourne Identity, Bourne Supremacy, Bourne Ultimatum, Charles Bronson, contest, freebie, Game of Death, Gary Oldman, Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai, giveaway, Grosse Point Blank, Helen Mirren, hit, hitman, hitwoman, James Bond, James McAvoy, Jason Bourne, John Wood, Jules Winnfield, Kill Bill, killer, La Femme Nikita, Leon, Lloyd Kaufman, Lone Wolf and Cub, Long Kiss Goodnight, murder, Natalie Portman, Ninja Assassin, Ogami Itto, Point of No Return, prize, Raizo, RED, remake, Remo Williams, Salman Khan, Silence of the Lambs, Smokin' Aces, Smoking Aces, Steven Pink, The Bide, The Bourne Identity, The Bourne Supremacy, The Bourne Ultimatum, The Bride, The Killer, The Mechanic, The Professional, The Specialist, The Spy Who Loved Me, Toxic Avenger, Troma, Wanted, Wesley Snipes
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