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What do you think of the new logo?
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Source: MTV
Mark Tonderai makes his big screen directorial debut with The House at the End of the Street, a new horror film written by David Loucka (Dream House). The film is slated to terrify us in theaters this fall on September 21, 2012.
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Source: Vimeo
La Pompadour is a new French animator on Vimeo who has done some fresh editing with this latest ABC Monsters mash up. His short video takes us on a trip through some of the scariest movie (and TV) monsters. I love how the opening credits read “This video is dedicated to all the monsters who screwed our nights. I love you so much, you bastards.” I bet some of these monsters haunted your childhood (and even adult) dreams. Jason Voorhees definitely freaked me out as a child. Take a look and enjoy!
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Despite some strong praise and a hopeful fanbase, Disney just couldn't figure out how to properly market John Carter (of Mars) to get theaters seats filled. Being up against Universal and Illumination Entertainment's family film The Lorax didn't help matters any as the film kicked Carter's ass two weekends in a row.Now the chances of a sequel to a film that crafted a promising world and delivered some truly thrilling action and exciting adventure are slim as Disney has revealed they're likely losing about $200 million because of the film's poor performance.
Not only is this sad news for those of us that really enjoyed the epic space adventure, but it's even worse for those who didn't give the film a chance. They truly don't know what they're missing. While some have criticized the film for having elements of Star Wars, Avatar and plenty other sci-fi films, the fact is the story on which the film is based on inspired those stories. The film taking cues from the films that took notes from Edgar Rice Burroughs' sci-fi classic is just going full circle. And it's not as if there weren't plentyof original characters and creatures in the film to keep audiences interested.
Lynn Collins' is easily as much of a poster girl for teenage boys as Carrie Fisher became decades ago, especially after that metal bikini is Return of the Jedi. The alien races are interesting and there's a slew of civilizations that make for a rich universe. Carter himself is a selfless hero, the kind that you love to see develop and come into their own, especially over multiple films.
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Source: AMC
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ource: Apple
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"I don't know what space exploration will uncover, but I don't think it'll be exploration just for the sake of exploration. I think it'll be more the fact that it allows us to see things. That maybe we should have seen a long time ago. But just haven't been able to until now."