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Best Superheroine Movie? Round 1
While preparing for July’s upcoming San Diego Comic-Con International panel (“Where Are the Action Chicks?” starring Katrina Hill, Jill Pantozzi, Adrianne Curry, Jennifer Stuller, a certain stuntwoman we adore, and somebody to surprise you all), our heroine posed a question on Facebook … Continue reading
Posted in action, superhero, twitter
Tagged action chick, action hero, action heroine, Adrianne Curry, Aeon Flux, Alien, Aliens, Anita Mui, Barbarella, Batman, Batman Returns, Bloodrayne, Bound, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Catwoman, Comic-Con, Daredevil, Elektra, Ellen Ripley, Eowyn, Facebook, Firefly, girl power, heroine, Hit-Girl, Jennifer Stuller, Jill Pantozzi, Kick-Ass, Kill Bill, Kill Bill Vol. 1, Kill Bill Vol. 2, Lara Croft Tomb Raider, Maggie Cheung, Michelle Pfeiffer, Michelle Yeoh, Milla Jovovich, Mrs. Incredible, Mulan, Resident Evil, Ripley, River Tam, Rogue, Sailor Moon, San Diego Comic-Con, San Diego Comic-Con International, Serenity, She-Ra, Silk Spectre II, Sin City, Supergirl, superhero, superheroine, Tank Girl, The 5th Element, The Fifth Element, The Incredibles, The Long Kiss Goodnight, The Lord of the Rings, The Return of the King, Trainspotting, trick question, twitter, Ultraviolet, Underworld, Watchmen, Witchblade, Wonder Woman, Yancy Butler
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Action Heroine versus Horror Heroine – What’s the Diff?
Notice that it’s horror heroine and not horror chick. A film can have a sorority’s worth of horror chicks, but only one horror chick gets to be the Final Girl, that heroine who outlasts all the rest. Our action heroine … Continue reading
Posted in action, horror, Versus
Tagged A Nightmare on Elm Street, A Nightmare on Elm Street 4, action, action chick, action heroine, Alice, Alien, Aliens, Anaconda, boobs, bra, breasts, Buffy Summers, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, butt, coyness, Crawlspace, Death Proof, Ellen Ripley, escaped mental patients, Faith, Faith the Vampire Slayer, Final Girl, Firefly, From Dusk 'Til Dawn, From Dusk Till Dawn, geek, Ginger Snaps, gym, Halloween 2, Hattori Hanzo, Hero, horror, horror chick, horror heroine, J-Lo, Jennifer Lopez, Jill Valentine, Juliette Lewis, Kate Beckinsale, Kurt Russell, Linda Hamilton, Lisa Wilcox, machine gun, machine-gun leg, Milla Jovovich, Mr. Trick, nude, Nudity, Planet Terror, Reavers, Resident Evil, Resident Evil Apocalypse, Resident Evil Extinction, River Rams, Rob Zombie's Halloween 2, role model, Rosario Dawson, Rose, Rose McGowan, S.T.A.R.S., Sarah Connor, Scooby-Doo, screams, Selene, Serenity, sex, sex as a weapon, sexuality, Silent Hill, slasher movie, Stuntman Mike, survival horror, T-1000, T2, Terminator, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, The Bride, The Cell, The Descent, tits, Tracie Thoms, twitter, Underworld, Vampires, video game, weapons, Zoe Bell, zombies
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2012 (2009) Spoilers Galore!
I can think of about 2,012 reasons why you shouldn’t watch 2012, but I will spare you the full list for right now. The whole “end of the world will happen in 2012” mostly came about because the Mayan Long Count calendar ends in December of 2012. So is this going to be another Y2K scare or will the Earth really end? Who cares, but in the movie 2012, the earth really gets effed up and a metric butt-ton of people die.
Posted in * all movie reviews *, 3 kabooms, action, movie, PG-13, science fiction
Tagged 2012, action, Amanda Peet, Apocalypse, ark, Beatrice Rosen, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Columbia Pictures, Danny Glover, disaster movie, Dr. Phil, end of the world, explosion, Harald Kloser, Independence Day, intense disaster sequences, John Cusack, language, Mayan, Mayan Long Count calendar, Oliver Platt, PG-13, Roland Emmerich, Serenity, Sony, Spoilers, Thandie Newton, the Operative, Thomas McCarthy, tsunami, visual effects, Woody Harrelson, Y2K, Yellowstone National Park, Zlatko Buric
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30 Days of Night 2: Dark Days Begins Shooting Today (Interview with Author Steve Niles)
The 2007 horror film 30 Days of Night, produced by Sam Raimi and directed by David Slade on a budget of $30 million, grossed $75 million worldwide and continues to rent and sell well on DVD. Its story centers on … Continue reading
Posted in announcement, convention, horror, interviews, Video Channels, YouTube
Tagged * Comics *, 30 Days of Night, 30 Days of Night 2, 30 Days of Night 2: Dark Days, 30 Days of Night sequel, Alaska, AOTS, Attack of the Show!, Barrow, Batman: Gotham After Midnight, Ben Ketai, Ben Templesmith, Bernie Wrightson, Comic-Con, coming attractions, convention, Creepshow, Criminal Macabre, Dallas Comic-Con, Dark Horse Comics, Dark Horse Entertainment, David Slade, DC Comics, Destiny, Diora Baird, Firefly, G4, G4TV, Gotham County Line, graphic novels, Harold Perrineau, Heavy Metal, Hellspawn, horror, IDW, interview, interviews, Josh Hartnett, Kiele Sanchez, Mark Walters, Mia Kirshner, Monique Ganderton, Reavers, Sam Raimi, San Diego Comic-Con, sequel, Serenity, Simon Dark, Steve Niles, Swamp Thing, The Creeper, The Ghoul, The Lost Ones, vampire, Vampires, YouTube
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Single-Shot Interviews: Worst Superpower, Celebrity Takes
Since I posed the question “What is the worst superpower to have?” on the site to get your feedback, I also thought my team and I would see what some celebrities at San Diego Comic-Con International ’09 would have to say. … Continue reading
Posted in convention, interviews, twitter
Tagged Adam Baldwin, Adam West, Adam West Naked, Adrian Paul, Batman, BBC America, boobs, Boondock Saints, Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day, Buck Rogers, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Chuck, Comic-Con 09, David Abramowitz, David Hayter, Declan O'Brien, Duncan MacLeod, E Street, Farscape, Firefly, Friday, Friday the 13th, Gil Gerard, Guyver: Dark Hero, Highlander: The Series, horror, Hulk, Independence Day, Jack O'Halloran, Janet Montgomery, Jason Voorhees, Kane Hodder, Lou Ferrigno, Marvel Comics, Mayor West, Metal Gear Solid, Methods, Naoko Mori, Non, Nudity, Partial Nudity, Peter Wingfield, Phantasm, Reggie Bannister, science fiction, Sean Patrick Flanery, Serenity, Solid Snake, Stan Lee, super-heroes, superheroes, Superman II, Superman: The Movie, superpower, The Dark Knight, The Family Guy, The Incredible Hulk, The Scorpion King, Tiny Lister, Tommy Tiny Lister, Torchwood, Tosh, Virgil, Virginia Hey, War of the Worlds: Goliath, Who Wants to Be a Superhero?, Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead, WWE, X-men, X2: X-Men United
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