Who’s the Biggest Monster of Them All?

MetaBallStudios has created an interesting short video comparing the size of various movie monsters. I wish that a few more had been included (Creature from the Black Lagoon and Ants from Them! to name two.)
Previews and Reviews that are Z's Views

MetaBallStudios has created an interesting short video comparing the size of various movie monsters. I wish that a few more had been included (Creature from the Black Lagoon and Ants from Them! to name two.)

Fans of the movie Psycho have to love this alt poster by Adam Simpson. Simpson cleverly incorporates key movie moments in his design. Bravo!

The Bent poster and trailer are here! I just wish it looked better. I’m a Karl Urban fan, Andy Garcia is always a plus and who doesn’t enjoy seeing Sofia Vergara?

The second trailer for A Quiet Place is here. The movie looks better and better!

S. Craig Zahler is a novelist, screenwriter and movie director.
Zahler’s novels include Mean Business on North Ganson Street, A Congregation of Jackals, Wraiths of the Broken Land, and Hug Chickenpenny: The Panegyric of an Anomalous Child. I’ve read and enjoyed Mean Business on North Ganson Street. I look forward to diving in to his other novels.
At this point, Zahler is probably best known for his movies. Bone Tomahawk and Brawl in Cell Block 99 showed Zahler to be a promising film-maker not afraid to create genre films that are equal parts character study, action and horror. Zahler’s next film, Dragged Across Concrete, stars Mel Gibson and Vince Vaughn with support from Jennifer Carpenter, Don Johnson, Laurie Holden,Udo Kier and Michael Jai White. I can’t wait.
Jedidiah Ayres recently interviewed S. Craig Zahler and they talked novels, movies and more. Well done, Jedidiah!

Your Date is Here is a fun little horror short based on the 1960s Mystery Date board game.

Regular readers will know what I mean when I say Primal Rage looks like a great drive-in movie. If you’re not a regular reader a drive-in movie is one that looks like a low-budget fun ride.

Wow! This surprised me. Very creepy and now on my radar.

I like the look of Spinning Man. (Interesting that he has memory trouble – Momento anyone?)

Billy Graham is an artist that left us way to soon. I’m sad to say I never got to meet Mr. Graham but I did grow up reading comics that he did, most notably Luke Cage: Hero for Hire and The Black Panther.
Recently some of Billy’s family members have started posting his art. This very cool First Blood piece was one of those posted.

There are two things we don’t see enough around here: 1) Eric Canate art and 2) Marv from Sin City.
Today: two birds, one stone.

Uma Thurman has an interesting interview with Maureen Dowd at The New York Times. In it, Thurman talks about abuse from Harvey Weinstein and an automobile stunt on the set of Kill Bill that went terribly wrong. There’s video of the stunt that created a rift between her and Tarantino. Overall a worthy read.

Elizabeth Rayne at Syfy Wire explains WHY WHITE ZOMBIE, THE FIRST ZOMBIE FEATURE, STILL SCARES US. The article is worth a read.