Tag Archives: Hellboy

Violent Night (2022): Christmas Spirit Out the Anus!

Posted on December 9, 2022 by Action Flick Chick

Everyone has their own favorite holiday movie they put on around this time every year. These holiday movies are often linked to a person’s childhood and evoke warm and fuzzy feelings to get them in the holiday spirit. For some … Continue reading →

Posted in * all movie reviews *, 4 kabooms, action, Christmas, comedy, holiday, movie, R-rated | Tagged action, action chick, Action Flick Chick, Alex Hassell, Alexander Elliot, Alexis Louder, Beverly D'Angelo, Christmas, David Harbour, Die Hard Christmas, Edi Patterson, Hellboy, horror, It's a Wonderful Life, John Leguizamo, Josh Miller, Leah Brady, Lightstone family, movie, Pat Casey, R-rated, Santa Claus, Scrooge, Skull Crusher, Tommy Wirkola, violence, Violent Night, Violent Night explained, Violent Night review, Violent Night spoilers, White Christmas | Leave a comment

Interview with “CreatureBoy” Brian Steele!

Posted on March 1, 2011 by Action Flick Chick

Sometimes we forget that behind a lot of the creatures we see in a film, there is a living, breathing actor working in these suits in order to bring them to life. Brian Steele is one of these actors. Steele … Continue reading →

Posted in action, interviews | 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 | 4 Comments

Tales from Beyond the Pale: Jeff Buhler’s “This Oracle Moon” starring Ron Perlman, Doug Jones

Posted on November 18, 2010 by Llama Mama

“This Oracle Moon” star Doug Jones tells Katrina about his current projects. Austin Comic Con. Inspired by the classic radio tales once delivered by masters of mystery like Alfred Hitchcock and Orson Welles, Tales from Beyond the Pale brings us … Continue reading →

Posted in horror | Tagged A Horrible Way to Die, Alfred Hitchcock, Angus Scrimm, Ashley Thorpe, audio play, Audrey's Door, Avatar, Bitter Feast, Blade II, Boardwalk Empire, Boris Karloff, Christmas, classic radio, Doug Jones, Fringe, Full Metal Jacket, Glass Eye Pix, Glenn McQuaid, Grace, Graham Reznick, Habit, Halloween, Hellboy, Hellboy 2: The Golden Army, I Can See You, I Sell the Dead, Insanitarium, iPad, J. T. Petty, James Cameron's Avatar, James Le Gros, Jeff Buhler, Jeff Grace, Joe Maggio, Joe Swanberg, Kevin Corrigan, Larry Fessenden, Legion, macabre, Meek's Cutoff, Men in Black, Michael Cerveris, Midnight Meat Train, old time radio, Orson Welles, Paul Solet, Peter Lorre, Phantasm, Quarantine, radio, Red White and Blue, Ron Perlman, Sarah Langan, Scayrecrow, Shea Wigham, Simon Rumley, Soft for Digging, Spliner, spooky music, Stake Lang, Sweeney Todd, Sweeny Todd, Tales from Beyond the Pale, The Burrowers, The Hairy Hands, The House of the Devil, The Keeper, The Last Winter, The Living and the Dead, The Missing, The Rooser, The Viewer, theme music, This Oracle Moon, twitter, Vincent D'Onofrio, Vincent D’Onofrio, Wendigo, Zodiac | 1 Comment

Which Movie Villains Died Too Easily?

Posted on June 12, 2010 by Action Flick Chick

Following up on her previous topic, “Dumbest Movie Death,” the Action Flick Chick asked more specifically, “Which movie villains died too easily?” A few of the same names came up both times – especially names out of Star Wars. WARNING: … Continue reading →

Posted in Facebook, twitter | Tagged Beelzebub, Boba Fett, clown, Dark Knight, Darth Maul, Die Hard, Dieter Von Cunth, Emperor Palpatine, Gary Oldman, Gzus, Hans Gruber, Hellboy, Iron Man 2, Jerry Falwell, Lost, MacGruber, Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare, scary-ass clowns, Shaft, Smoke Monster, Star Wars, The Dark Knight, The Fallen, The Legend of Chun Li, The Man in Black, The Phantom Menace, The Professional, The Return of the Jedi, Transformers 2, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, Two-Face, Vega, Whiplash, zombie clown, Zombieland | 9 Comments

Spring Cons 2010: Wonderful Pals with Wonderful Pics

Posted on April 4, 2010 by Action Flick Chick

A lot of people have been asking about me at WonderCon, which is pretty sweet of them. Nathan Hamill hoped I’d do the con as Slave Leia. My convention plans for April are focused on Texas Frightmare Weekend’s film festival (more on that this … Continue reading →

Posted in convention, twitter | Tagged Admiral Ackbar, Adrianne Curry, America's Next Top Model, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Bonnie Burton, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, cheerleader, convention, cosplay, costumes, Cowardly Lion, Darth Bader, Deadpool, Dorothy Gale, Doug Jones, fan convention, fanboys, fangirls, Fantastic Four, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, fantasy, Hellboy, Hellboy 2: The Golden Army, hovercar, Jane Wiedlin, Kick-Ass, Legion, Men in Black II, My Fair Brady, Mystery Men, nude, Playboy, Playboy magazine, Quarantine, Scarecrow, sci-fi, sci-fi convention, science fiction, Silver Surfer, Tank Girl, Texas Frightmare Weekend, The Smoking Gun, The Smoking Gun Presents: World's Dumbest, The Surreal Life, The Weird Al Show, The Wizard of Oz, Tin Man, Tom Hodges, Toronto, Toronto Comic-Con, twitter, Wizard World, WonderCon, World's Dumbest, Yoda | 3 Comments

Hellboy 2: The Golden Army (2008)

Posted on January 15, 2009 by Action Flick Chick

I HAVE BEEN TRICKED! IF YOU’RE NOT CAREFUL YOU WILL BE TRICKED TOO. Here I was thinking Hellboy II was an action movie, and probably a pretty good one at that, but what I got instead was a movie filled with plot and a foofy schmoofy love story. Continue reading →

Posted in * all movie reviews *, 2.5 kabooms, action, movie, PG-13, science fiction, superhero | Tagged * Comics *, action, Anna Walton, Brian Steele, comedy, Dark Horse Comics, Doug Jones, Guillermo del Toro, Hellboy, Hellboy 2, Hellboy II, John Hurt, language, Luke Goss, Mike Mignola, PG-13, Ron Perlman, science fiction, scifi, Selma Blair, Seth MacFarlane, superhero, The Golden Army, violence | 1 Comment