Sweet vampire Jesus, look at Rutger Hauer's hair on the set of True Blood.
Behold, Blade Runner à la LEGO
LEGO builder Legohaulic has created these nifty Blade Runner figurines and a light-up recreation of the movie's Spinner. I want to unapologetically own all of them (but will settle for a tiny plastic Rutger Hauer if I'm forced to choose). All we need now is the Tannhäuser Gate play set, complete with glow-in-the-dark…
Check out Sean Young's candid Polaroids from the set of Blade Runner
While filming Blade Runner, actress Sean Young (a.k.a. Rachael the replicant) took these charming Polaroid shots of the cast and crew goofing around. They're like Hipstamatic shots of C-beams glittering in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate.
Rutger Hauer Dies In The Rain Once More. Only This Time, He's A…
Another great moment in Rutger Hauer history is Fatherland, the TV movie version of the novel about an alternate history where Germany won World War II. Yep, Tarantino's not the first to create a cinematic alternate World War II.
Rutger Hauer Punches Out, Then Shoots, An Alien's Heart. Time To Die.
You really don't want to get on Rutger Hauer's bad side. In the climax to Split Second, he punches an alien in the chest, rips out its heart, and then shoots the heart for good measure. Because he's Rutger Hauer.
Theme-Park Prisons Of Tomorrow
An abandoned theme park called Playland becomes a prison without guards in Deadlocked: Escape From Zone 14. If you try to go outside a central transmitter's range, your collar explodes and destroys your head. It's a unique solution to prison overcrowding. Deadlocked mostly takes place in a world exactly like ours,…
Exclusive New Clip From Blade Runner: The Final Cut
Blade Runner: The Final Cut is coming out on DVD next month, and packaged with it is a feature-length documentary about making the movie called Dangerous Days. Everyone is in this doc, including Ridley Scott and the ever-elusive Harrison Ford. After the jump, check out io9's exclusive clip from the documentary where…
