Timecrimes Director Brings You Cinema’s Finest Take On Philip K. Dick

September 28, 2008 – We've all seen our share of movies adapting Philip K. Dick stories, but how many of them claim to be presented by Dick himself? And how many are set in Madrid (presenting itself as Uranus, in turn presenting itself as Madrid) - with Palmer Eldrich as the hero? More »

Your Chance To Catch The Show About Diseases That Pleases

September 21, 2008 – Canadian biotech drama ReGenesis has everything you'd want in a TV show—a cranky, Prius-driving scientist who makes House look congenial; bio-terrorist ebola; More »

Martin & Lewis Impersonators Slaughter Alien Hordes in New Comic Book

September 7, 2008 – Everyone remembers the heyday of Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis, but how many of us remember the cheap imitation duo of Duke Mitchell and Sammy Petrillo? While Dino and Jerry got the radio shows, the magazine covers, and the hit movies, Mitchell and Petrillo got a co-starring role with Bela... More »

Dead Space’s Worldwide Launch Strategically Dismembered by Germany, Japan, China

September 6, 2008 – Those of us looking forward to EA's survival horror game Dead Space were given a shot of good news on Thursday...as long as we weren't in Germany, Japan, or China. More »

It’s Ninjas Vs. Helicopters in Sonny Chiba’s G.I. Samurai

August 30, 2008 – Released back in 1979, the Japanese movie G.I. Samurai kicks a ton of ass: in it, a squad of Japan's Self-Defense Forces on maneuvers are thrown through a time rift to 16th Century Japan and have to face warlords, calvary, and, of course, ninjas. More »

5 Manga Movies We Want to See After Akira Blows Everyone’s Mind

August 17, 2008 – Click to viewJust a temporal hop, skip and a jump away is 2009's live-action big screen version of Katsuhiro Otomo's Akira, but if the American adaptation of the manga/anime phenomenon that launched a thousand otaku is a smash success, what treasured classics of Japanese culture will Hollywood... More »

Dead Space: Does It Walk The Space Walk, Or Just Talk The Space Talk?

August 10, 2008 – We've skewered you with the Dead Space trailer cut by James Han, peppered you with details about the Community Event at Electronic Arts Redwood Shores, and slow-basted you in details about the game's forward-thinking dynamic lighting mesh. More »

How Dead Space Blinded Us With Science, Hit Us With Technology

August 9, 2008 – The developers of upcoming sci-fi survival horror game Dead Space are more than happy to show you the schematics they've worked up for protagonist Isaac Clarke's ore cutter, or how a handheld graviton accelerator might work in the far future, but it was the practicalities of the game's dynamic... More »

Dead Space Makes Strategic Dismemberment A Community Event

August 7, 2008 – Electronic Arts held a "Community Event" for their upcoming sci-fi survival horror game Dead Space at their Redwood City headquarters yesterday, inviting bloggers who cover video games, horror, and science fiction for a full day of presentations, discussions and, yes, strategic dismemberment. More »

Hulk Vs. Wolverine is Animated Equivalent of Jerry Lewis Telethon

July 27, 2008 – How cameo-laden is the new animated feature Hulk Vs. Wolverine DVD? Let's just say that I kept expecting an 800 number to pop up at the bottom of the screen, and the Hulk to croon a Burt Bacharach song. More »

Image United Mini Brings Image Six Back Together, But Robert Kirkman May Be Real Draw

July 26, 2008 – When six breakaway comics artists founded Image Comics in the early 1990s, they heralded the creation of a new artist-centric publisher, in opposition to the writer-centric DC and Marvel. More »

New Batman: The Brave & The Bold Cartoon Believes Fun Should be a Tool in Batman’s Utility Belt

July 26, 2008 – Sure, The Dark Knight is a widely acclaimed film that mesmerizes with its portrayal of darkness and obsession, but isn't there more to Batman than grimness? More »

Marvel’s X-Men Panel Uncovers New Circle of Hell at SDCC

July 25, 2008 – If you remember Inferno, the giant Marvel Comics storyline that dragged Manhattan to hell in the 1980s, then you may be excited to hear that the X-Men will suffer through a sequel, called X Infernus, in which Colossus' evil sister Magik will strut her stuff again. More »

Greatest American Hero Soars On Nostalgia, But Will Its Comeback Crash?

July 25, 2008 – Classic early '80s slapstick superhero show The Greatest American Hero is careening back into action, with a new comic book, online animated shorts and a new movie in the pipeline. More »

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