Two Short Films About JFK’s Assassination
Chris Higgins and Mental_Floss present Two Short Films About JFK’s Assassination that are worth a view.
Umbrella Man is six and a half minutes; November 22, 1963 is just short of fourteen minutes.
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Chris Higgins and Mental_Floss present Two Short Films About JFK’s Assassination that are worth a view.
Umbrella Man is six and a half minutes; November 22, 1963 is just short of fourteen minutes.
The trailer for Son of a Gun looks good, but it’s also one of those trailers that make you feel you’ve seen the whole movie.
I don’t know anything about Aftermath other than what I’ve learned from the poster above but that’s enough to make me what to know more.
Crime Fiction Lover: The Site for Diehard Crime and Thriller Fans posted their choices for The 20 Greatest Classic Crime Movies of All Time.
I’ve seen 14 of their 20. And while I don’t think their list is the best [No LA Confidential? The Big Heat? Carlito’s Way?], it did give me six more crime films to seek out.
The Playlist had an interview with David [Gone Girl; Se7en; Fight Club; Zodiac] but the link is dead so I added the interview below for your pleasure. – Craig, 2021
American Heist stars Adrien Brody, Hayden Christensen, and Jordana Brewster. The trailer below feels like another one of those seen-the-trailer-seen-the-movie previews.
I am so ready for February 8, 2015.
The poster and trailer to Poker Night do their job well enough to make me want to know more.
Dennis Culver created these cool Breaking Bad character drawings.
Since posting that I am looking forward to Dynamite’s new Shaft comic series people keep asking me if I think Shaft is back.
After seeing Comic Alliance’s interview with Shaft scribe David Walker and preview interior art from Bilquis Evely …
Yeah, I’m thinkin’ John Shaft is back.
[Apologies to John Wick.]
How about a teaser for one of the best shows on tv? Justified!!
Polar: Came from the Cold by Victor Santos began life as a free online web comic. Dark Horse later published Polar: Came from the Cold as a 160 page hardback.
Constantin Film and Dark Horse Entertainment announced this week that they plan to bring Santos’ tale of a retired assassin who finds he and his child the target of assassins to the big screen. I plan to keep tabs on this one!
Source: Coming Soon.
Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips are taking Criminal back to Image Comics and they’re kicking off the move with a 48 page one shot…
It’s 1976, and Teeg Lawless is doing 30 days in county jail with a price on his head; his only safe company from the savagery: a beat-up old comic magazine his dead cellmate left behind. It’s CRIMINAL like you’ve never seen it before, with a comic within the comic and all those slick ‘70s thrills!
Click over to Comics Beat for the full report.
Click on the video below to see JoBlo’s interview with Keanu Reeves John Wick interview!
That’s the poster to Powers, the new television series based on the Powers comic book series by Brian Michael Bendis [writer] and Michael Avon Oeming [artist].
Powers focuses on two detectives who investigate super-hero homicides.
Source: Coming Soon.