Interview: Ian Colletti talks AMC’s Preacher
Recently we had the chance to talk with actor Ian Colletti who talked with us about AMC’s Preacher ahead of its return for season two. So what was it like auditioning for this role? Ian: Yeah, it was interesting. I wasn’t very familiar with the comics, this project so when I had a character called […]
Interview: Graham McTavish Talks All Things ‘Preacher’
Recently, we had a chance to talk with actor Graham McTavish who discussed his character The Saint of Killers as AMC prepares to launch season two of Preacher. So what was your reaction when you first read the script for Preacher? Graham: Oh well, listen, I was a huge fan of the books so I […]
The Mist Review: Horror, Not the Characters, Save the Pilot Episode
As I prepared to watch the pilot episode of Spike TV’s new adaptation of Stephen King’s The Mist, there were a few things that worried me. First and foremost, how horrific and gory was this really going to be on Spike, second, how will the characters come across and third, how were they going to […]
Comic of the Week: Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man
With great power comes great responsibility. I am sure you have heard the line over and over again, in Spider-Man and throughout pop culture. It is very catchy and it can apply to just about anything beyond Spider-Man itself. Well beside the actual comic itself, this line can very aptly be applied to who actually […]
Eternal Con is New York’s Newest Pride
In just under two weeks, cosplayers, collectors and rabid fans will descend upon New York to revel in a comic convention for the books. Now, we’re most certainly not talking about New York Comic Con, for that takes place in the fall. Instead, we’re looking a bit more East and casting a light on […]
Fear the Walking Dead Review: A Slow Burn with Huge Rewards in “100”
No matter how good the character or story line, it’s always a risk when you deviate from the main thread that drives a show to tell a one-off type of tale or backstory. However, in “100” the writers told a great story about what Daniel has been up to, the trials and tribulations his character […]
Sweeney Todd Meets Mad Max in SyFy’s Grindhouse ‘Blood Drive’
It is Sweeny Todd meets Mad Max in this high-octane SyFy pursuit. There’s fire, there’s rock and souped-up muscle cars that are gassed up on blood in this grindhouse endeavor. Blood Drive explores the gory underbelly of dystopian Los Angeles, where water is sparse (that’s not that far off), police enforcement is privatized, and life […]
Black Fawn Films to Explore the Word of Television with ‘The Cleaners’
The award-winning Canadian horror film production company, Black Fawn Films, are set to showcase their TV series concept The Cleaners, created by Cody Calahan and Al Kratina, to networks at The Banff World Media Festival. The series is set to be produced by Chad Archibald, Cody Calahan and Christopher Giroux along with Jeff Maher as […]
Fear the Walking Dead Review: Digging Deeper Into the Family Unit in “Teotwawki”
I wouldn’t necessarily call this a stand-alone episode, as there were too many moving parts that connected familiar story lines, but “Teotwawki” paid close attention to the two family units, the Clarks and Ottos, and how this new life has affected them in different ways. The little ‘infomercial’ at the beginning of the episode told […]
‘The Mummy’ Review: Dumb Meets Boring in this Disappointing Mess
From horrible casting to constant idiotic ramblings about a story no one cares about, ‘The Mummy’ is the disaster Universal could have done without as it launches the new Dark Universe project. What makes this worse is that there are moments in this film where we get glimpses of what might have been, only to […]
