Previews and Reviews that are Z's Views
Seeing these 10 Frank Miller Original Storyboards for Sin City: A Dame to Kill For not only makes me wish the movie was here already, but also that Miller was doing a new Sin City graphic novel.
Heck, I’d settle for a book of Miller’s storyboards and behind the scenes photos.
Today we have a work in progress of Sly as Barney Ross by Drew Moss. Here’s what Drew tweeted when he posted the piece:
WIP. didn’t like cutting off the hand. Reworked. Gun belt is higher. That tattoo done. Inks soon. 🙂
If you’d like to see more of Drew’s art, you can here. – Craig
Recently Hollywood.com posted their choices for the Top 26 Horror Films of All Time.
Their list isn’t a bad one. I’ve seen 22 of the 26 films. Of the four I’ve not yet seen yet [Let the Right One In / Eyes without a Face / Rec / and The Blair Witch Project ], the one I want to see most is Let the Right One In. [I have it cued on Netflix!]
I’ve posted images of my five favorites of the 22 that I have seen. Can you name the five? [Answers below]
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Night of the Living Dead, 28 days later, The Exorcist, Carrie and The Birds.
This barbarian drawn by Barry Windsor Smith is an excellent example of why you should regularly check out Barry Windsor’s site and The Bristol Board.
Nice, huh?
Batman by Kelley Jones and John Beatty… how could it be anything less than nice?
It couldn’t.
If you’re in traveling distance of Daytona Beach this Sunday, June 8th, you can get a signed, limited edition of the print from John Beatty his-own-bad-self. John will be at the Daytona Beach Comic Book Con signing and sketching along with…
Heck, I’ll even be there… but don’t let that keep you away.
Quick – What’s the best horror series ever put on television?
My guess is that many of you immediately thought of The Twilight Zone [not only horror, but did have some scary episodes], The Outer Limits [Twilight Zoneish], The Invaders, The Night Gallery… and so on.
But… how many of you immediately thought of Thriller?
Stephen King did. In fact King described Thriller as…
“…probably the best horror series ever put on TV.”
Classic Film and TV provides a nice overview of Thriller with links to additional information. If you’ve read this far, you’d probably enjoy clicking over.
The Huffington Post presents 12 Famous People Who Really Made the Most Out of Their Last Words.
I just hope my last words aren’t “Oh-oh.”
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
