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Fritz Lang’s 1927 movie “Metropolis” is one of those timeless classics that withstand the test of time. Rather than becoming forgotten and obsolete, “Metropolis” is increasingly relevant as many of its predictions are becoming reality. We will look at the underlying occult message of the film and the usage of its imagery in the acts […]
Director names his mechanized MVPs -- plus, a bonus pick from his own ''Pacific Rim''
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A reading list of novels to read in your fifties.
When George Lucas wrote up the screen play that would become Episode IV: A New Hope, he would make use of medieval history to help create his galaxy far, far away.
Een korte inleidende tekst en veel foto's rond V: The Final Battle. Meer hoeft dat soms niet te zijn. Kwaliteit is overroepen.
We're really excited to see the first Thunderbirds 1965 Publicity Shots - released today! Amazing recreations of the Classic Thunderbirds characters...
With her very first paperback cover illustration - for Isobel (below, Jove Books, 1977) - artist Rowena Morrill showed an innate talent for depicting the lurid, the fantastical, the unimaginable, with bold eye-catching color and strikingly detailed monsters, heroines, wizards, and other genre-specific characters. Morrill rose to prominence throughout the late 1970s and onward, one of the few female artists to contribute greatly to the SF&F/horror paperback boom. Her cover art is unmistakably of its time, original and painstaking work readers don't often see today - which makes it so wondrously special and worth celebrating. At top is Burning (Jove, May 1978), and it is easily one of my top 10 paperback horror covers: I love the blood-red title, the terrified women screaming, the house ablaze, all within a half-cube. And add that tagline - "A love that defied the grave"! Man I can't resist. Maybe one day I'll read it! These two collections of Lovecraft, both Jove 1978, were some of her earliest work, and I must say that besides the famous Michael Whelan covers for Ballantine/Del Rey a few years later, they're simply the best HPL paperback covers. The orange and blue text, sure, but the bizarre creatures could only be painted by an artist who actually read the stories. Same goes for that Frank Belknap Long collection, as it depicts the title tale in all its muck and madness. It wasn't till just the other day that I came across this Charles L. Grant title, Night Songs (Pocket, June 1984), and it got me started really looking for Morrill covers I hadn't seen before. Haven't read it but I'm gonna assume there's a mermaid involved.... Most of Morrill's covers were for the science fiction and fantasy genres, but we know how that line can blur. Below are just a few examples of her Timescape covers, a 1980s imprint of Pocket Books. Have you read George R.R. Martin's 1979 novella "Sandkings"? Holy shit, it truly is one of the great horror/SF tales of the '80s! The cover is perfect. And of course we all love our Clark Ashton Smith paperbacks, even though personally I have no time for reading about wizards or muscular shirtless heroes. Perhaps Morrill's most iconic horror paintings were done for Pocket's Robert R. McCammon line. I can't imagine '80s horror without this imagery and vanishing point perspective. Swan Song (June 1987) is a staple of the era, and They Thirst (Oct 1988) is a particular fave cover of mine, Hollywood vampires oh yeah! Another stunner is this motley crew of bloodthirsty night creatures, folks whose faces we all recognize. Wish I'd seen this when I was a kid, it's from '78 also and I would've killed for it. I was crazy for monsters in castles back then, just crazy. And then there's The Haunt (Popular Library, April 1990), another book I'd never heard of till researching Morrill's covers. She loves her bats! So much thanks to you, Ms. Morrill, for some of my favorite horror paperback covers ever. The artist herself, c. 1970s one presumes
Anne Francis- 'Forbidden Planet'
Arranca el rodaje de una nueva ficción para Antena 3. Se trata de 'Entre tierras', una serie melodramática que nos invita a viajar a la España de los años 60 junto a Megan Montaner y el resto del reparto.
This article contains spoilers. Here is a look back at some of the episodes to give a feel for the series, the times, and some lessons that can be gleaned from the episodes.
But I'm A Cheerleader is a satirical take on teenage queerness, and a source of inspiration for many in the LGBTQI community. Here we revisit the film's sartorial codes
This Man Candy Monday is basically because of Richard Armitage’s role in North and South (2004). He is so amazingly hot in that otherwise dreary-looking (but quite expertly told) Victorian st…
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Tom Cruise, Morgan Freeman face 'Oblivion' in new posters
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Jena Malone as Lydia Bennet in Pride and Prejudice - 2005
Have the bestselling novels of 1985 stood the test of time, or if they were starting to show their age (and their shoulder pads).
These 22 People From Around The World Will Leave You Speechless
