“A Walk Among the Tombstones”
The Walk Among the Tombstones film is based on Lawrence Block’s best selling novel. If it is half as good as novel, we’re in for a treat.
Trevor & Troy Grove are Breaking Bad
Trevor Grove is an artist.
Trevor and his brother, Troy, have been working on a series of sculptures of characters from Breaking Bad. I went to Trevor’s DA site to check out them out and got sucked in by all of Trevor’s other great sculpts and drawings. So plan on staying a bit when you click over.
Rob Schamberger’s Pro Wrestling Paintings
Odds are if you’re stopping by here you enjoy art and perhaps occasionally professional wrestling.
Rob Schamberger enjoys both and has a huge gallery showcasing the pro wrestling paintings he’s created.
23 Totally Mind-Shattering Optical Illusions
This is just one of 23 Totally Mind-Shattering Optical Illusions posted at Buzzfeed.
Go ahead and click over. They won’t really shatter your mind.
15 Interesting Facts: “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade”
For me, it is easier to believe all of the 15 Facts About Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade that are so Fascinating They Belong in a Museum than it is to believe that movie is 25 years old this year.
Gary Myrick: Courtroom Sketch Artist
Courtroom Sketch Artist is a short documentary that documents the rise and fall of a very talented artist named Gary Myrick.
To be blessed with such hard-earned talent and no outlet must be maddening… and unfortunately too many artists face this.
10 Best Monster Movies of All Time
Recently Variety posted a piece by Maane Khatchatourian titled 10 Best Monster Movies of All Time.
So, let’s take a look at her list…
- Alien: is an excellent horror movie which basically takes the haunted house concept and moves it to outer space. While Alien would make many folks’ top ten, I prefer Aliens.
- Jurassic Park: was a lot of fun. It doesn’t quickly spring to mind when I think of monster movies, but okay, let’s include it… probably not in the top ten though.
- Godzilla: Although I’ve seen most of the Godzilla movies [including the most recent version], none would make my 10 Best Monster Movies of All Time list.
- Jaws: is a great movie, but it is also one that doesn’t spring to mind when I think of Monster Movies. If we agree Jaws is a monster movie it would be easy to argue it deserves a spot in the top ten.
- Bride of Frankenstein and Frankenstein: are two that we cannot deny entry into the top 10 [especially since we’re allowed to pair them!].
- Creature from the Black Lagoon: not only makes the top ten, we could argue over whether it deserves the number one spot [and I wouldn’t argue too hard against that].
- Gremlins: probably wouldn’t crack my top 50.
- King Kong: has to be on anyone’s list of best monster movies!
- The Thing: of course has to make the list. I suggest we pair it with the original Thing from Another World [which also needs to make the list].
- The Fly: is one that I enjoy, but even pairing it with the remake probably wouldn’t get them into 10 Best Monster Movies of All Time list.
How could these monster movies be left off:
- Them!
- Dracula
- Invasion of the Body Snatchers
- War of the Worlds
- The Blob
- Night of the Living Dead
- and so many others?
New “Sin City: A Dame to Kill For” Images!
I love this image. Marv on a Harley. Yeah.
Entertainment Weekly has posted several more and ScreenRant has ’em.
Will Ferrell and Chad Smith Drum-Off
Did you catch the drum-off between Will Ferrell and his look-alike Chad Smith of The Red Hot Chili Peppers?
No? You’re in luck.
Yes? You know you want to see it again!
In the Spotlight: Jason Latour
Multi-talented artist, Jason Latour has an Instagram account. Are you following it? You should.
True-Life Magician Catastrophies
Sometimes illusions of death aren’t illusions.
25 Things You Might Not Know About “The Sopranos”
Mental Floss gives us 25 Things You Might Not Know About the Sopranos.
For the record, I agree with Michael Imperioli with the #25 fact.
Preview “Fade Out” by Brubaker & Phillips
I’ll give any series by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips a try. So there’s no question I’ll preorder their new noir crime series Fade Out when it debuts in August from Image Comics.
There’s a preview at CBR.com if you want to know more.
