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Stop The Planet Of The Apes is busy working on the Frankenstein Blog-A-Thon including:
Frankenstein (1910), Frankenstein (1931), Bride of Frankenstein (1935), Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948), The Curse of Frankenstein (1957), Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed (1969), Frankenstein: The True Story (1973), Young Frankenstein (1974), Frankenstein (1992 TV Movie), Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (1994), Frankenstein (2004 TV Miniseries)
So fans of the tortured soul Frankenstein please check this website out!
The Film Reel has been working diligently at reviewing the films showing at The Toronto After Dark Film Festival, or TAD. Here is a list of the reviews thus far. I highly recommend checking this site out:
TADFF Reviews – Must Love Death and Legend of the Seven Bloody Torturers
TADFF Reviews – Someone’s Knocking at the Door and Heart of Karl
The 2009 Vampire Film Series & Festival returns home.
New Orleans – Autumn 2009
The mission of the Vampire Film Festival is to showcase the artistry of filmmakers who work in this supernatural genre, to further the mythology and lore of vampires and share it with the mortal world.
Here is a review of the film:
It has been submitted and needs votes, so if all my loyal readers could go to the website and help support this innovative vampire flick that would be brilliant. Just go to:
The 2009 Vampire Film Festival
and place your rating and vote!
For more information on Thicker Than Water: The Vampire Diaries go to THE OFFICIAL SITE!
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Here’s some information and contrasting reviews about JJ Abrams new Star Trek, but also it’s future in cinema:
100) Shrek
99) The Crow
98) The Drunken Master
97) Wall-E
96) John Malkovich
95) Morpheus
94) Penny Lane
93) Billy Madison
92) Wolverine
91) Blade
90) Brodie Bruce
89) Doc Holiday
88) Dr. Evil
87) Mary Poppins
86) Han Solo
85) Anne Of Green Gables
84) Mr. Pink
83) Annie Hall
82) Achilles
81) Forrest Gump
80) Ray “Bones” Barboni
79) The Genie
78) R2D2
77) Turkish
76) Leonidas
75) Garth Algar
74) Freddy Krueger
73) The Bride
72) Al Czervik
71) Dorothy Gale
70) Vicomte Sébastien de Valmont
69) Buzz Lightyear
68) The Velociraptors and T-Rex
67) Veruca Salt
66) Rocky
65) Vida Boheme
64) Voldemort
63) T-1000
62) Denton Van Zan
61) Gandalf
60) Captain Quint
59) Wilma “Deanie” Lommis
58) Vito Corleone
57) Red
56) Inigo Montoya
55) Axel Foley
54) Jason Bourne
53) Catwoman
52) The Wicked Witch Of The West
51) Frank TJ Mackey
50) Blanche DuBois
49) Katsumoto
48) Sofia
47) The Joker (Jack Nicholson)
46) Travis Bickle
45) Gordon Gekko
44) Martin Riggs
43) Derek Vinyard
42) Catherine Tramell
41) Maximus
40) Drop Dead Fred
39) Jeffrey Goines
38) The “Dude” or Jeff Lebowski
37) Sara Goldfarb
36) Michael Corleone
35) Beetlejuice
34) Captain Kirk
33) Col. Nathan Jessup
32) Rose Sayer
31) Butch Cassidy
30) Edward Scissorhands
29) The Joker (Heath Ledger)
28) Riddick
27) James Bond
26) Captain Jack Sparrow
25) Chili Palmer
24) Yoda
23) Hannibal “The Cannibal” Lector
22) Raoul Duke/Hunter S. Thompson
21) Lestat de Lioncourt
20) Ferris Bueller
19) Dory
18) Scarlett O’Hara
17) Jareth: The Goblin King
16) Sarah Connor
15) Alex DeLarge
14) Norman Bates
13) Lestor Burnham
12) Stanley Kowalsk
11) Annie Wilkes
10) Gollum/Smeagal
9) Dr. Ian Malcolm
8 ) Tommy DeVito
7) Darth Vader
6) Jules Winnfield
5) Dr. Gonzo/ Oscar Z. Acosta
4) Patrick Bateman
3) Indiana Jones
2) Ellen Ripley
1) Tyler Durden
I’ll be honest. I was pretty content with what happened in the nineties with Costner and his Robin Hood. While there was no English accent, there was an amazing Alan Rickman, and one of the best action-adventure romance stories of all time. I can’t say I’m exploding with excitement to hear that a new one is being made until………
Apparently, Crowe and Scott are the official new Bonnie and Clyde. What can I say? I will blindly follow Ridley Scott in whatever venture he pursues. Here is some more info on the new ROBIN HOOD.
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