All Entries Tagged With: "Twilight"
Blood Nation: Vamps are in!
Well we’ve already seen it back in 2009 when vampires ruled the roost in Daybreakers but now Blood Nationis moving from comic books to the big screen courtesy of Platinum Studios. The story is set in the near future, a country has been walled off from the rest of the world as the vampyric plague [...]
Edward Cullen is Kurt Cobain?
It looks like Robert Pattinson of Harry Potter and Twilight fame has landed the role of musician Kurt Cobain, who famously played Russian roulette with a shot gun and lost on the second pull of the trigger. Someone really needed to tell him a shotgun only has two barrels but then again if you believe [...]
Twilight meets Showgirls. Bill Condon Directs?
Wow this is a strange one and you can read a review of the first two movies by searching. I would link them but I’m too lazy to. Deadline have reported that Bill Condon Director of that train wreck called Showgirls is set to direct Breaking Dawn Part 1 and 2. Why they’d split a [...]
New Moon: Vampires Sparkle & Werewolves are Poodles
Released By: E1 Entertainment & Summit Entertainment UK Release Date: 22nd March 2010 Running Time: 127 minutes Certificate: 12 Written By: Melissa Rosenberg (Screenplay) & Stephanie Meyer (Novel) Directed By: Chris Weitz (The Golden Compass) Starring: Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner, Robert Pattinson, Billy Burke, Ashley Greene, Peter Facinelli, Rachelle Lefevre, Dakota Fanning. Special Features: Directors [...]
A Park Chan-Wook Film: Thirst
First off, I have to admit Mr Wook’s films go over my head sometimes and Thirst is no different. However this man can do no wrong. He takes a vampire story we’ve seen a few times before in different guises and puts a personal stamp on it that will last for a long time. His films [...]
Twilight: They Sparkle!
Don’t get me wrong, I have tremendous respect for what Stephanie Meyer has accomplished in her creation of the Twilight series but if that woman can write best sellers containing such drivel, then so can I! I’m surprised that director Catherine Hardwicke created such a visually enthralling piece that just so happens to be mildly entertaining considering [...]