Baby Tattoo Books is proud to present an exclusive book signing with award winning artist Viktor Koen at NYC Comicon 2008. Saturday, April 19, 1-2pm, booth# 1851, Jacob Javits Center.
"When they caused the great cataclysm, the Forces of Dread metamorphosed. From each other’s heads they sprang forth in all their glorious deformity, terrorizing all." So relates Plug, the narrator of this tale, which is neither graphic novel nor science fiction, but a disturbing, strangely familiar, and unusually evocative portrayal of a future "Landscape" that looks eerily like a dystopian conclusion to the evolving twenty-first century.
The kind folks at TRIUMPH films invited us to a screening last night of thier instant cult classic, ZOMBIE STRIPPERS starring porn star and media sensation, JENNA JAMESONand Horror icon, ROBERT ENGLUND.
This movie was a crazy mind-blow that kept us in stitches. The Writer and Director, Jay Lee, has made one of the best kick ass parody-horror-zombie-boobfests that we've ever seen. If you're lucky to have this playing in a local theater, then rush out and see it! Otherwise when it hits dvd, buy three copies of it and stash one away becuase your friends will most certainly steal the others from you!
On a recent stop in Florida, the six-piece band known as Chimairasimply ripped through their set. The pit was immediately whipped into frenzy and left the crowd exhausted. Prior to the utter mayhem, Fears sat down with lead guitarist Rob Arnold to get some insight on these Cleveland, Ohio based metallers.
For independent filmmakers, George A. Romero is one of the great culture heroes. Back in the 1960s, this Pittsburgh resident (he went from NYC to Carnegie Mellon U.) reared himself up and decided he was going to make movies with no studio connections, film school education, or even a New York based advertising career. He just jury-rigged a crew, a cast, and sets found throughout the Pittsburgh environs and made his cheap genre film, "Night of The Living Dead." That film not only became a cult classic but it kick-started the zombie phenomenon and influenced every generation of filmmakers since, whether in the horror realm or beyond.
{Hollywood Reporter} - Walt Disney Co. is looking to expand its video game business with some help from an old strategy that did the same for its film and TV divisions.
{Variety} - I'm as fond of the Indiana Jones franchise as anyone, and Harrison Ford making fun of his age when he is obviously in superb condition could be a fun running gag for boomers like me. But Lucas and Spielberg are smart enough to know that you have to throw in some new stuff to keep a series like this alive. Bringing back Karen Allen and adding Shia LaBeouf, Ray Winstone and Cate Blanchett is a good start, but....
The kind folks at TRIUMPH films invited us to a screening last night of thier instant cult classic, 
On a recent stop in Florida, the six-piece band known as 
For independent filmmakers, George A. Romero is one of the great culture heroes. Back in the 1960s, this Pittsburgh resident (he went from NYC to Carnegie Mellon U.) reared himself up and decided he was going to make movies with no studio connections, film school education, or even a New York based advertising career. He just jury-rigged a crew, a cast, and sets found throughout the Pittsburgh environs and made his cheap genre film, "Night of The Living Dead." That film not only became a cult classic but it kick-started the zombie phenomenon and influenced every generation of filmmakers since, whether in the horror realm or beyond.
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