Showing posts with label 2015 CCD All Horror Week. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2015 CCD All Horror Week. Show all posts
October 30, 2015
Boxes Full of Halloween by Todd Rodgers
Kids Halloween costumes these days have amazing Halloween costumes. They look look incredibly accurate, and generally have a price tag that really scares parents! Not long ago though, American Halloween costumes may have been far less accurate a representation of their SOURCE....but they held a hell of a lot of heart for a generation. Todd Rogers os Junk Fed takes us back to a time where the spirit of Halloween itself could stack neatly in a corner at a perfect 90 degrees..
October 29, 2015
Marvel Zombies Fan Made Trailer
Believe it or not, there was a series of successful mini-series based on this exact premise. All the Marvel heroes have become zombies and are eating each other. It's as gruesome as you would hope for and something that was a nice shot of creativity until they basically beat the concept to death. But after watching this trailer, I would totally watch this film. Release it next Halloween and it would be bigger than the microchip. These covers of iconic Marvel moments in all their gruesome zombie glory are by Arthur Suydam. He really found his groove with these ones.
October 28, 2015
The Top 10 (Plus 1 Bonus) Halloween Memes of 2015
I love me some memes, and the Internet has no shortage of memes on ANY topic you can think of. So when I decided to check out some Halloween season ones, these were the best of the bunch that made me laugh out loud a bit. Here is my top 10 Halloween memes (and 1 bonus... because Halloween!). Enjoy...
October 27, 2015
American Psycho: The Musical
I have been a fan of the Brett Easton Ellis novel "American Psycho" since my years at Manhattan College, and I remember how long it took for them to get the adaption down pat and actually attempt a movie adaption. The final result is pretty polarizing: While most people like the Christian Bale film (I am one of those people) there is a group of fans who feel that the movie did not do the book justice. So what is next for the modern day literary classic? How about a musical on Broadway?
Wait.... what????
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