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calliopes_pen) wrote2010-10-12 03:20 pm
calliopes_pen) wrote2010-10-12 03:20 pm
Fannish Items of Interest
The Most Expensive Costumes At New York Comic Con. I’m impressed by the Carnage costume.
The Rocky Horror Show is back on stage.
Greg Rucka discusses the things he’s learned and done in the name of research.
Beware the cute side of the Force. A little girl is dressed as Darth Fairy.
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Back to the Future, the footage of Eric Stoltz as Marty McFly is being released.
After Dan Aykroyd’s vague update about Ghostbusters 3 comes some more news. He is involved and the studio will listen to his input, but he is not rewriting the script. Ivan Reitman and Columbia are happy with whatever was in that draft. The only one who hasn’t signed on yet is Bill Murray. This basically boils down to no real news as of yet.
All month long,cinemassacre has been reviewing one horror movie a day, leading up to Halloween. He’s done this every year since 2007, for those interested in checking it out. Today’s review was Legend of the Seven Golden Vampires. A link to a master list of what he posted for October in 2007, 2008, and 2009 can be found here—go to his main blog page to find everything from this year. And here’s his Tribute to TNT’s Monstervision.
The Rocky Horror Show is back on stage.
Greg Rucka discusses the things he’s learned and done in the name of research.
Beware the cute side of the Force. A little girl is dressed as Darth Fairy.
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Back to the Future, the footage of Eric Stoltz as Marty McFly is being released.
After Dan Aykroyd’s vague update about Ghostbusters 3 comes some more news. He is involved and the studio will listen to his input, but he is not rewriting the script. Ivan Reitman and Columbia are happy with whatever was in that draft. The only one who hasn’t signed on yet is Bill Murray. This basically boils down to no real news as of yet.
All month long,
cinemassacre has been reviewing one horror movie a day, leading up to Halloween. He’s done this every year since 2007, for those interested in checking it out. Today’s review was Legend of the Seven Golden Vampires. A link to a master list of what he posted for October in 2007, 2008, and 2009 can be found here—go to his main blog page to find everything from this year. And here’s his Tribute to TNT’s Monstervision.