21 One Sentence Facts That are Beyond Interesting
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“Bad Turn Worse” Trailer and Poster
The poster for We Gotta Get Out of This Place features are by Sean Phillips!
Since the poster was created the name of the movie title has changed to Bad Turn Worse which I like better. As for the trailer, I’m diggin’ it and Bad Turn Worse is now on my “must see” list.
Lost 3 Stooges Short “Hello Pop!” Now Available
Three Stooges completists are excited to finally be able to get a copy of their short Hello Pop!
It was believed that all copies of the film were lost in a fire on the MGM lot in 1967, but a collector turned up a nicely preserved copy in Australia last year.
You can get full details at the NY Post article by Lou Lumenick.
45 New “Fury” Photos
That’s a detail from one of the 45 new Fury photos posted at Coming Soon.
The “Taken 3” Trailer and Poster
The Taken 3 trailer looks like what you’d expect. Not that is a bad thing.
75 Memorable Moments in Marvel History
CBR.com recently posted their master list for 75 Memorable Moments in Marvel History.
Normally I’d take their list and give you my top ten moments or I’d pick a nit [like why didn’t Shang-Chi fighting either Razorfist or The Cat make the list] but this time I’m just going to sit back and enjoy the trip down memory lane.
“Automata” Poster and Trailer
The Autmata trailer looks interesting.
The fact that I’m not hearing much buzz about it worries me a bit.
“Better Call Saul” Music Video
I’m looking forward to Better Call Saul the spin-off from Breaking Bad. According to the AMC site….
The series is set six years before Saul Goodman meets Walter White. When we meet him, the man who will become Saul Goodman is known as Jimmy McGill, a small-time lawyer searching for his destiny, and, more immediately, hustling to make ends meet. Working alongside, and, often, against Jimmy, is “fixer” Mike Ehrmantraut, a beloved character introduced in ‘Breaking Bad.’ The series will track Jimmy’s transformation into Saul Goodman, the man who puts “criminal” in “Criminal lawyer.” The series’ tone is dramatic, woven with dark humor.
Source: /Film.
Mignola’s “Frankenstein Underground”
Mike Mignola [Hellboy] is going to write a five issue Frankenstein mini-series for Dark Horse comics. Mignola says…
“This version of the Frankenstein monster has the same thirst for knowledge readers will remember from Mary Shelley’s novel… I’m trying to do something that’s true to the origin Mary Shelley created for the creature but also captures a bit of the feel that Boris Karloff brought to the role in the classic Universal films.”
Mignola’s mini-series will called Frankenstein Underground and will be part of his Hellboy universe.
The Omega Man: The Last Man Alive… is not Alone!
The Omega Man was a movie I loved as a kid.
When I watched The Omega Man years later I found it quite a bit dated. Still there’s no denying that The Omega Man laid the groundwork for apocalyptic movies. That alone makes The Omega Man worth a viewing.
Scott Collura’s Why We Love the Omega Man at IGN.com got me thinking about The Omega Man.
Hoyt Silva Gets Carter
That amazing drawing of Sly as Jack Carter was created by artist extrodinaire, Hoyt Silva. I met Hoyt at Heroes Con and set up the take home commission.
Hoyt, in addition to being an amazing artist, has great communication and packages the art securely. I highly recommend Hoyt to all sketch collectors! – Craig
Darwyn Cooke’s “The Private Eye”
That’s the splash page to Darwyn Cooke’s first published comics work which appeared in DC’s Talent Showcase #19 in 1985.
Thanks to The Bristol Board you can see the whole story!
New Poster and Trailer for “John Wick”
How about a new poster and trailer for John Wick?
Behold, Every Horror On TV This October!
October is a great month for horror movie fans. So many horror/monster movies are shown it is almost impossible to keep up with them all.
Wouldn’t it be great if someone would compile a listing to simplify our lives?
Joe Reid did and The Atlantic published it – Behold, Every Horror On TV This October!
“I want my money.”
I thought that since today was Friday we needed a post that would take us into the weekend with a smile.
What better than a shot of Lee Marvin from Point Blank drawn by Darwyn Cooke?
Perhaps an even bigger version?
Source: Jason LaTour.
