Previews and Reviews that are Z's Views
I love this Jurassic Park poster by Paul Mann. You can see a bigger version at Alternative Movie Poster Movement. If you like what you can see, you should click over to Paul Mann’s site and check out his portfolio. There you’ll find more of Mann’s posters, prints and original art.
How about this rare unused poster comp by Steve Chorney for Big Trouble in Little China? You can see a bigger version of it and another color comp that Chorney did for BTiLC at Brandon Schaefer’s Twitter.
If you haven’t watched Ozark, you might want to give it a try. Season 3 is coming, but below is a trailer to give you a taste.
Official Recap for Ozark Season 2. The Byrde family drama ramps up as their money laundering operation in the Ozarks region grows more powerful and complex, drawing them further into the criminal world. Jason Bateman, Laura Linney, and Julia Garner return to their roles for Ozark Season 3, arriving on Netflix March 27, 2020.
Here’s a third poster for Arkansas. It’s interesting… I like it.
They’ve announced the next Robert B. Parker’s Spenser novel. It’ll be called Someone to Watch Over Me and Ace Atkins will again (yea!) be the writer.
In this next thriller in the New York Times bestselling Parker series, Spenser and his new apprentice trace the murder of a young woman to an international crime ring that has been operating with impunity because of the powerful and highly connected billionaire at its helm.
Ten years ago, Spenser helped a teenage girl named Mattie Sullivan find her mother’s killer and take down an infamous Southie crime boss. Now Mattie–a college student with a side job working for the iconic private eye–dreams of being an investigator herself. When Mattie’s childhood friend from the South Boston housing projects, Chloe Turner, is found dead, she decides to take on the case for the family. Taking a cue from her boss, Mattie has a knack for asking the right questions to the wrong people.
Soon, Spenser and Mattie find ties between Turner and dozens of other girls from poor families to an eccentric billionaire with a massive home along Commonwealth Avenue. The man owns properties and business throughout the Massachusetts with connections to local politicians, the state house, and beyond. As a bleak winter bears down on Boston, Spenser and trusted ally Hawk must again watch out for Mattie as she unravels a massive sex trafficking ring that will take them from Boston to the Bahamas, crossing paths with local toughs and an old enemy of Spenser’s–The Gray Man–for a final epic showdown.
Anything Atkins writes is worth getting — never read a clunker by him yet — and his Spenser novels are more than worthy successors to Parker. Robert B. Parker’s Someone to Watch Over Me (Spenser) by Ace Atkins is available for pre-order now and drops on November 17, 2020.
The Clover poster and trailer are here. I’m not a fan of the poster but I do like the trailer. “Clo
Dave Wachter posted the John Wick commission he completed and it’s a beaut. You can see it and more art at Dave’s Twitter!
Here is the poster and trailer for The Quarry. The poster is okay, I like the trailer more. The Quarry looks like a winner.
From the novel by Damon Galgut comes this searing thriller, a tale of sin and redemption set in the wilds of Texas. After murdering a traveling preacher, a fugitive drifter (Shea Whigham, Joker) travels to a small town and poses as the man he killed. Though the congregation loves the drifter’s sermons of forgiveness, the local police chief (Academy Award® nominee Michael Shannon, The Shape of Water) is suspicious of the man. Soon a gruesome discovery at a local quarry forces the killer to fight for his freedom.
Here are two posters and a trailer for Arkansas. I like both posters – love the Arkansas logo with the skull – and the clever tag line “Kyle and Swin are working their way to the top… but the top has other plans.” The trailer shows how quirky Arkansas will be. The question is will it be too quirky?
Jake Rosen at Mental Floss recently posted The Most Popular Movie for each Year from 1950 On. Here’s how many I saw and my favorite for each decade.
It’s time for another episode of Stuntmen React. This time The Crew is joined by Stuntman and Parkour master Jesse LaFlair to react and break down some of Hollywood’s best and worst Stunts!
I like this poster for Spiral. As you’re probably aware Spiral takes place in the Saw universe. I’m not sure if you’d call it a sequel. The poster has gotten my attention. I liked the original Saw movie. Maybe this one will be as good…
Isn’t it about time for even more Two Sentence Horror Stories? Here are three…
During dinner, she told me she knew my deep dark secret.
As she ate her burger I knew she was bluffing.
I decided to kill off a few characters in the book I’m writing.
It would spice up my autobiography a little.
I told the genie for my third and final wish, I wanted my family to be happy.
And I started fading.
If like me, you’re a Darwyn Cooke fan… and if like me, you’re a Richard Stark fan, and if like me, you already own or have pre-ordered Richard Stark’s Parker: The Martini Edition, then you’re going to love this post.
Richard Stark’s Parker: The Martini Edition – Last Call has been announced for a September 29, 2020 release! This oversized edition will contain…
Features more than 100 pieces of never-before-seen Parker art by Darwyn Cooke; a round table talk with Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips, Bruce Timm, and Scott Dunbier on Parker and Cooke; and a brand-new 17-page story by multiple Eisner Award-winning creators Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips.
Darwyn Cooke crafted four universally acclaimed Parker graphic novels, adapted from the works of Richard Stark (A pseudonym for Donald Westlake), before his untimely death. This volume will be (along with the Martini Edition) the last word on Cooke’s brilliant Parker stories.
This edition is a loving tribute to the legacy of Darwyn Cooke and Parker.
If like me, then today you’re going to pre-order Richard Stark’s Parker: The Martini Edition – Last Call and count down the minutes until its release.
