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Tag Archives: Syfy
Interview: Yancy Butler (Witchblade, Wolvesbayne, Kick-Ass)
Yancy Butler is one serious action chick. In her first major role, she played the machine – a robotic cop – on the TV series Mann & Machine. Her first theatrical motion picture was John Woo’s Hard Target starring Jean-Claude Van … Continue reading
Posted in interviews, superhero
Tagged * Comics *, Brian Haberlin, Brooklyn South, Christina Z, Comic-Con, Dallas Comic-Con, David Wohl, Detective Sara Pezzini, Dick Wolf, Dragon-Con, Dragon*Con, Drop Zone, Hard Target, Image Comics, interview, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Jeremy London, John Romita Jr., John Woo, Kick-Ass, Mann & Machine, Marc Silvestri, Mark Millar, Michael Turner., Sara Pezzini, Sci-Fi Channel, Syfy, TNT, Top Cow, Top Cow Productions, Vampires, werewolves, Wesley Snipes, Witchblade, Wolvesbayne, Yancy Butler
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Checking in with Kim Poirier: Eureka, Silent But Deadly, Paradise Falls, Foodland
We revisit Kim Poirier (Dawn of the Dead, Decoys) to discuss her appearance on the Syfy original series Eureka, plus Paradise Falls, Silent Continue reading
Posted in Coming Attractions, interviews, TV
Tagged Clerks, Colin Ferguson, coming attractions, Dawn of the Dead, Decoys, Eureka, Foodland, HypaSpace, interviews, Jason Mewes, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Kim Poirier, Nudity, Paradise Falls, science fiction, scifi, Sex Scene, Silent But Deadly, soap opera, Syfy, TV, zombies
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Caprica: Before the Summer Blockbusters, Revisit Galactica (Movie Chicks on Action Flicks #0)
Posted in * all movie reviews *
Tagged action adventure, action films, action flicks, action movies, adventure, Alessandra Torresani, Battlestar Galactica, Caprica, Eric Stoltz, Esai Morales, fantasy, horror, horror flicks, horror movies, lethal ladies, Magda Apanowicz, Paula Malcomson, Polly Walker, Roger Cross, Ronald D. Moore, Sasha Roiz, sci-fi, science fiction, scifi, Sina Najafi, Syfy, women, women bloggers
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Interview: Kim Poirier (Dawn of the Dead, Decoys, HypaSpace)
Posted in horror, interviews, YouTube
Tagged Alfred Hitchcock, Apocalypse, comedy, Dawn of the Dead, Decoys, Decoys 2: Alien Seduction, Eureka, Foodland, head shots, horror, HypaSpace, interview, Kim Poirier, musician, nude, Nudity, Paradise Falls, Sci-Fi Channel, Silent But Deadly, singer, Syfy, television, The Shining, undead, zombie, zombie apocalypse, zombies
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Zombie Week 2009: Dawn of the Dead Interview This Week
With our friends at Pink Raygun celebrating Zombie Week 2009, the Action Flick Chick has her own zombtastic event this week. On Thursday at 7 p.m. Eastern (6 Central for us, 4 Pacific for Kim), the Chick is interviewing… Continue reading
Battlestar Galactica: The Battlestar Ships Out (Last Chance Predictions)
Posted in science fiction, TV
Tagged Baltar, Battlestar Galactica, Boomer, Cylon, Dr. Gaius Baltar, Edward James Olmos, fantasy, Grace Park, James Callis, Jamie Bamber, Katee Sackhoff, Laura Roslin, Lee Adama, Lieutenant Kara Thrace, Mary McDonnell, Number Six, Ronald D. Moore, Roslin, sci-fi, science fiction, Starbuck, Syfy, Tricia Helfer
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Top 5 Suicides in the Reimagined Battlestar Galactica
Not content to wait for their enemies to kill them off, numerous Battlestar Galactica characters have decided to do the deed themselves. Let’s look at the show’s five most important suicides, and see if you can spot the pattern among them. Continue reading
Posted in science fiction, TV
Tagged Battlestar Galactica, Boomer, Cylon, Dr. Gaius Baltar, Edward James Olmos, fantasy, Grace Park, James Callis, Jamie Bamber, Katee Sackhoff, Laura Roslin, Lee Adama, Lieutenant Kara Thrace, Mary McDonnell, Number Six, Ronald D. Moore, Roslin, sci-fi, science fiction, Starbuck, Syfy, Tricia Helfer
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