Its good to have Star Trek back
Cheryl Eddy
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io9 News Editor/Senior Writer, here since 2016. Previously SF Bay Guardian newspaper (RIP), SFSU (MA, Cinema Studies), member of the SF Bay Area Film Critics Circle. Also a big fan of monster movies.
Sheesh, the Krill are the Jem’Hadar from Deep Space 9. https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Jem%27Hadar
It’s going to be a fun tonal shift going back and forth between this and The Boys.
I guess being in that “Weapon of Choice" music video helped him walk without rhythm.
Not a sci-fi movie, but the scene of Picard eating the raw Taspar egg in “Chain of Command” made me gag, and put me off eggs for a month.
If you only watch ten minutes of this film, make sure it is the birth scene.
Eggcellent!
Tom Pelphrey, Lili Taylor, Imogen Poots ... a lot of my interests are coming into play here.
I wasn’t paying much attention to Outer Range until I saw Josh Brolin talking about it on Hot Ones, which sold me. This review only locks it in for me.
TOO MUCH STREAMING! Read more
Fascinating review. Read more
Not only did Bram Stoker’s widow sue regarding Nosferatu (1922), she/the estate won and it was ordered that all prints of the film be destroyed! Read more
The Spanish Dracula is notable because - even though the script is pretty much a direct translation - the cinematographer stayed on the set during the daytime to watch the American team set up shots, while he crept around the set, finding better angles to shoot for his own film. The result is a more beautiful film… Read more
I won’t lie, I have some nostalgic affection for Dracula 2000. It is so trashy, but in a purely, visibly 2000 way, from its soundtrack to its cast to its aesthetic to even its trailer. It is a movie that screams “Buffy and Blade are so hot right now! Let’s make Dracula like that, and add a dash of Matrix and Scream in… Read more
One of my favorite horror films. The creeping sense of dread and paranoia are palpable. And, come on: David Caruso? How can you not like this?
I noticed Brad Anderson in the Peacemaker credits, I know he has been director on various films in the last few years, but thought he would be doing more high profile projects at this point. I remember seeing this in the theater when it came out, and it make you feel really uncomfortable throughout and anxious. When… Read more
I haven’t seen this since it came out on DVD, but I remember recommending it a lot in the video store where I worked because it was one of the few horror films I’d seen that took place mostly during the day but was still terrifying. Read more
If you read the linked article, you’re realize Sanderson has earned every penny through a lot of hard work over the years. Any highly talented writer with broad appeal and with a track record in merchandising of any race or sexual orientation could do it IF they had done the 10 years of effort leading up to it. But… Read more
Despite my momentary hope raising and then mild disappointment that this is still not an adaptation of one of the best stories Stephen King ever wrote, this sounds really good.
See, I on the other hand was raised on nothing but the finest ‘80s teens slaughtered by whatever movies as hosted by Rhonda Shear, Gilbert Gottfried, and Joe Bob Briggs. Read more