Dude, you got something on your forehead…
Movie Discussion – “Cursed”
Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson team up behind the
camera, with Portia de Rossi, Shannon Elizabeth,
Joshua Jackson, Christina Ricci, Mya, Solar, Scott
Baio and Michael Rosenbaum before the camera.
Comic Review – “The Superman Archives, Vol. 1”
You will believe a man can jump really, really far.
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Prom Night
Before we decamp at Gavagan’s or Callahan’s (or even Lady Sally’s), we probably passed through high school. Edited by Nancy Springer, this 1999 anthology heads out to the prom, SF and fantasy-style.
Smallville Review – “Sacred”
The episode touted as a Crouching Tiger, Hidden
Dragon style episode has aired. Did the
marketing guys even pay attention to the show before
making the ads?
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Weekly Comics Discussion
This week’s shipping
list includes just three items for me this week:
Fantastic Four #523, which is the final
issue of the Waid/Wieringo run; Strange #4,
the continuation of the six part miniseries that’s
decent but so far unnecessary; and Ultimate
Nightmare #5, which wraps up that miniseries.
FF 524 and 525 will be fill-ins before JMS takes over
with issue 526, and Ultimate Nightmare is
really the first part of a three-part series that
will continue with Ultimate Secret in a few
months time. Wolverine: The End also ships
as a trade paperback this week. I’ll get that
reviewed soonish, but it’s quite unimpressive.
CoMers Episode 6: Invasion
tgreco
writes, CoMers Episode 6: Invasion is live. In
addition to that, we’ve done away with the pop-up
windows for viewing each of the episodes. http://www.comerstheseries.com/episode06.html
CoMers Episode 1: Initiation has a newer version that
has been shortened a touch and dressed up alot, as
well as having a couple of MB shaved off the file
size, so you may want to check that out as well.
http://www.comerstheseries.com
Movie Discussion – “Son of the Mask”
A sequel that comes ten years after the original with
none of the original cast. It’ll be an uphill battle
to make it good. Did they succeed?
Weekly DVD Picks
It’s a light week for the genre collectors, but
there’s some good stuff in the mainstream.
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Enterprise Review: The Aenar
Another arc comes to an end.