Many politicians are in the habit of laying it down as a self-evident proposition that no people ought to be free till they are fit to use their freedom. The maxim is worthy of the fool in the old story who resolved not to go into the water till he had learned to swim. »» Thomas Macaulay

Hollywood Hit Men - Cinematic Assassins

Posted on July 31, 2008 - Filed Under Hollywood Hit Man Project, Movies/TV | Leave a Comment

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I’ve been a movie junkie my entire life.  During the many homeless years budgets didn’t allow theater visits and lack of a home means lack of wall outlets to plug in such niceties as televisions or VCRs and DVD players.  But that didn’t mean the itch for filmed entertainment went away.  Instead, the itch was scratched by books about film - biographies, novelizations, and film surveys.

However,…

SciFi Returns To The “Air”waves with The Leviathan Chronicles

Posted on July 9, 2008 - Filed Under Movies/TV | Leave a Comment

Although I first encountered science fiction while digging through my father’s bookshelves as a child, he first discovered tales of distant worlds, strange beasts, and unusual scientific “discoveries” through his family’s radio. Before television radio dramas and serials were what family time was all about and science fiction was a popular topic for these radio dramas. Television, of course, eclipsed television in the 1950s and the art of the radio drama (both scifi and otherwise) was all but lost. However,…

Goodness Gracious Great Ball Of Fire!

Posted on May 20, 2008 - Filed Under Movies/TV | Leave a Comment

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I first heard the name Cesc Fabregas when he played for Spain in the 2006 World Cup. He’s since gone on to not only become a key player for Arsenal, but now he’s got his own television show as well. Yes, you could say the boy’s on fire, and according to this video you’d be dead on-

Sponsored by The Cesc Fabregas show

That’s a promotional video for his Nike Live / Sky Sports show, aptly named: The Cesc Fabregas show. Not only do we get an…

The Making Of An Epic Ad

Posted on May 16, 2008 - Filed Under Movies/TV | Leave a Comment

Movies_wind_tunnel_300x206b Difficult is worth doing. So sayeth Honda. And so sayeth my drill sergeant in high school. Both are right.

I cannot encourage you enough to go visit difficultisworthdoing.com via the link above. What you’ll find there is an amazing look at what goes into making an epic advertisement like the latest one for the Honda Accord. We’re talking step by step, day by day with bunches of photos and videos to show you just how much effort something like this takes.…

Frontier(s) Asks “What Are Your Borders?”

Posted on May 13, 2008 - Filed Under Movies/TV | Leave a Comment

Unknown As y’all know I was on vacation last week so obviously didn’t make it down to Los Angeles for the May 9th premiere of Frontier(s). However if I hadn’t already had those major plans I would have been all over the opportunity not only because it looks like a solid flick, but also because I think it’s important for people to support the screening of unrated films in actual theaters.

Never forget that there is no law requiring a film to be…

Introducing The Third Wave Of Imported Horror Films

Posted on May 4, 2008 - Filed Under Movies/TV | 1 Comment

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When I was a kid all of the best (read bloodiest and most intense) horror films came from Italy. Sure, we had Freddy Kreuger and Jason Voorhees, but tracking down multi-generation VHS tapes of of Italian horror films was what all the true gore aficionados were into.

The Second Wave Of Imported Horror-

In the 1990s Japan stole Italy’s crown and suddenly everyone was watching American remakes of Japanese horror films while the truly dedicated were buying…


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