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Cool Item From John Carpenter's THE THING Up For Sale!!
Merrick here...
If you're a big fan of John Carpenter's THE THING, like I am, then
THIS
...might be of interest to you!
I know many AICN readers are (rightfully) nuts for this film, so I thought a heads up might be in order. Good luck!
Hey folks, Harry here.... I talked to a member of the Visual Effects team on THE THING today and he says it looks absolutely for real. Not being able to physically handle it - he says it's either an extremely good replica - or the real thing. That said - he believes it to be the real THING.
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Yeah, and the thing is cool too
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And it does look kinda half-baked to me. Are we sure it's legit? Too damn expensive anyway. If it was the spider head or the banana dog I would sell my sister to get it, but this? No, thanks.
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Awesome movie
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...but when you find the time, I'd rather not spend the rest of this winter TIED TO THIS FUCKING COUCH!
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but would be priced out of this world. And I think someone ( Bottin maybe? ) already owns it.
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when you get Merrick posting shit like this. I love The Thing but that's just a fucking plug for ebay. <P>Mind you, we should be grateful that he isn't posting youtube footage of kermit sucking his own cock or some other such rubbish.
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Is there a Wilford Brimley prop? I've got important news from Liberty Mutual
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after thousands of years in the ice?
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FUCKING MOVIE!!!!
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Because its the right thing to do, and the right way to do it.
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it says its the thing that escapes from the Petri dish when McCreedy tests the blood but I don't remember a Toothy tadpole monster!? <P>The Thing is probably my favourite Horror movie of all time but I'd rather not remorgage my house to buy something that looks like a pink turd with teeth and if I did buy it I'd be too embarrassed to display it coz my wife would ask -''What's That?''<P>It's from The THING<P>''What Thing?''<P>The Movie The THING!<P>''Are You Sure? How much was it?<P>$3,500 big ones!<P>''You're divorced,You Dick!''<P>SLAP!!!
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Why don't we just wait here for a little while... see what happens...
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The thing that pops out of the petri dish isn't that big or that well defined.
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but would really love to have it.
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And then i will be poor again.
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Those photos suck! Dude, do yourself a favour and charge your flash next time. By the way, that wasn't the thing in the petri dish, I'm pretty sure. Could be wrong though. I guess I'll just have to watch the movie again, hee hee..
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eZT-f8hzXo
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March 3, 2008, 10:12 a.m. CST
Granted, it's been a while since I've watched "The Thing", but..
by googamooga
That looks NOTHING like what I remember popping out of the dish. If my memory serves me correctly, it looked more like a bunch of little tentacles sort of exploding upward and outward. Time to break out the dvd again, I guess...
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Anyone thinking of buying this for Harry ?
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...is there not some kind of wind-up toy version of The Thing's spider-head available for me to buy? I would play with that thing all day, letting the evil little blighter walk up and down my desk. Also, because I am a colossal nerd for The Thing, every time I wound him up and let him go I would say: "You have got to be fucking kidding!"<p>Come on, makers of toys and whatnot, you have at least one guaranteed sale here. Get your fingers out.
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March 3, 2008, 10:23 a.m. CST
"I just wanna get up to my shack and get drunk"
by Franklin T Marmoset
Too true, MacReady, too true...
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A blood clot with tentacles and you saw it from the audience's perspective , not McReady's!
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This film is a masterpiece and was the last blast of TRUE special effects. I never get tired of watching it...
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Seriously, for something that will no doubt garner a high bid, you would think that the seller would attempt to make the pictures appealing. Instead it looks like some rubber "prize" from a gumball machine.
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...this Lo Pan character comes out of thin air in the middle of a goddamn alley while his buddies are flying around on wires cutting everybody to shreds while he just stands there waiting for me to drive my truck straight through him with light coming out of his mouth!"<p>Ah, shit, wrong Kurt Russell film. Still, can't hurt to pay it a little respect every now and then.<p>"Have you paid your dues Jack? Yessir, the cheque is in the mail!"
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http://tinyurl.com/2x8pnj <br> <br> http://tinyurl.com/yt3cg7
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March 3, 2008, 10:47 a.m. CST
Why don't we just wait here for a little while... see what happe
by R.J. MacReady
If it was MacReady's hat up for sale I'd be all over it.
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The thing that pops up out of the dish looks like this, it seems small, and it's facing up and away and out of focus. And it's on for less than a second. The fake hand is holding the dish and it pops straight up and screams. This is before he drops it. It looks like it is bigger than would fit in the dish and very comic bookish. For that brief moment.
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"Not now, I'm too tired... Maybe later."<p>What the hell, right? I'm bored, might as well stuff up the thread with some quotes from the Russell back catalogue.
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March 3, 2008, 11:21 a.m. CST
Fuck that shit, check out the dudes other items for sale...
by HarryBlackPotter
I'd much prefer the 4 piece Rococo style cermaic floral vase set...mmmmmm. Gotta love that ebay!
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"What do you say we play a little Bangkok Rules?"<p>Ah, the less popular sequel. I liked it, though.
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Just hijack the thread and use it as an opportunity to celebrate The Thing, Kurt Russell, John Carpenter, and possibly also Leprechaun In Space. Holy fuck, Lep uses a lightsaber in that one.
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You would be bidding on a box of ashes since R.J. McReady burned the spider head to shit with a flamethrower. Oh yeah.
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"They're Norwegian, Mac."<p><p><P>God, I love that movie. Here's to hoping that someone decides to put money towards a remake of "Laserblast" or something else...anything other than fucking up the greatest sci-fi/horror movie ever made.
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"You called down the thunder, well now you've got it!"<p>That's right: Tombstone. Tomb. Fucking. Stone.
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"How do you come up with new and amazing ways to fuck up?"<p>Yes, it's Backdraft. A bit of a cheesey one, I must admit, but it has it's moments. Also, I saw the Backdraft show at Universal Studios and it was pretty fucking impressive, even without Kurt Russell in it.
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"And the only reason this city's here is because they built it with bullets!"<p>Dark Blue, an underappreciated film that not nearly enough people have seen. It's good, though, so you should check it out if you like stuff about coppers, or David Ayer's other similar films Training Day and Harsh Times.<p>Jesus, I'm just turning into an advert for Kurt Russell at this point...
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Haha yeah now that's a film that should be remade.
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"I've never seen such sailors. Not in all my born days, I ain't. Naturals. My God, everyone of you, naturals... We're gonna fucking die."<p>Okay, I'll finish this nonsense off with one from the classic, Captain Ron. Friends, if you are ever in the mood for a mildly diverting film starring Kurt Russell as a shifty conman type on a boat with Martin Short and his family... well, Captain Ron is your only choice, so take it and like it!<p>P.S. Today's drivel posts are the responsibility of just pillow talk, who told me I should post more. Sorry, JPT...
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The obvious one is the thriller/monster movie layer. Then you have the more subtle ones, where it symbolizes a cut throat society where everyone is out to get everyone else, and you can never know who to trust. And on top of that, you had the whole AIDS scare, and the fear that someone secretly is carrying an infectious disease, and the blood petri-dish scene symbolized and embodied those fears.
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hell ya man, Boglins were great. you could make them shifty eyed<br> http://www.bigredtoybox.com/articles/boglins.jpg
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I totally forgot what they were called, but yeah, that looks just like one. I remember buying one for my younger brother on his birthday a long time ago, and it comes in a little cage, and you could make its eyes move and all. But my brother was unimpressed so I returned it for something else.
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Not sure why since I was about nineteen at the time, but I used to show it to my little brother (he was about five) and it used to scare the living shit out of the poor little bastard. He would run out of the room!<p>Now I think about it, I realise that was pretty cruel of me to do that to such a young child. I did it a bunch of times, too, not just the once. Because it was funny.
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Hey, I'll settle for a pre-production maquette, although that thing (no pun intended) would be priced ridiculously high.
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If memory serves me right, there is an old school medical poster on the wall during the blood test that reads "They Ain't Labeled Chum"
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It's way too big and is too defined of a shape. The Thing may be able to shapeshift, but it takes more time to do it than half a second. This auction is a scam.
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What does "They Ain't Labeled Chum" mean? Never heard that before.
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Check out the blurry Rob Zombie Halloween knife prop... Quite why anyone would fake a prop from that piece of crap is beyond me though, so it must be genuine.
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I was very impressed with 30 Days of Night (the Blu-ray was amazing). It's right up there with Near Dark and it was probably one of the best John Carpenter style/type movies. Can you picture him making this back in the early 80's with Kurt Russell, Harry Dean Stanton in the cast. Who would have been good as that creepy lead vampire guy, that Danny Huston played, from that period ? I'm thinking that guy from Red Heat who was the main villan or Christopher Walken.
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. . . but UPS didn't have a big enough truck.
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I think it was on the wall of the rec room. It's an old military/medical poster warning against VD.
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March 3, 2008, 1:26 p.m. CST
I don't know but whatever it is, its weird and pissed off!!
by thedoctor28
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I'm laughing at the superior intellect.
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Man, Kurt Russell fracking rocks! I love THE THING.<p>(And yes, you wisecracking morons, I know that the above quote is from BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA)
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I had it eat my sister's canary and crawl around my room with the worst stop motion animation ever seen (my camera wasn't able to just shoot 1 frame at a time. It shot about 5 frames with a quick trigger pull). I also used it as a puppet in the film. Still have the movie (now on dvd) and the Boglin.
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all over the camp. But it won't last long though.
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...Nah. If we've got any surprises for each other, I don't think either one of us is in much shape to do anything about it.
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I picked up the parallels between 30 Days and The Thing (Arctic condition, isolation, the "infected"), but the compressed time frame worked so much better to The Thing's advantage. When the graphic on screen would read "Day 7" or whatever, I would think, "Where are they getting food? The old man took THIS long to go whacko?",etc. And as broad as they were drawn, The Thing had more distinct character types. The characters in 30 were pretty blandly drawn. And the sense of doom always hung over The Thing. A closer parallel to me would be The Mist, with the micro-society crumbling while trapped within.
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The Thing was too early for the Aids scare but that's a great parallel, if Carpenter ever gets around to doing the sequal it'd be a nice thing to add. The movie for me is perfect, yeah you have the gory effects which have never been bettered but you've also got the incredible suspense going on. True fear is being trapped in the middle of nowhere, cold and tired, afraid to sleep or even turn your back, not knowing who to trust. The alien is a bonus. Stephen King does something similar in his books, the set up horror is something all of us abhor and can relate to, alcoholism, domestic abuse, cruelty to animals. then he add the supernatural element and you end up reading about something from a nightmare. That's good storytelling. Hell, Carpenter had it once, maybe he can go there again.
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And of course there is the nod to The Thing with the poster featured front and center in the artists studio.
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the greatest horror film ever made. that thing wasn't in the movie.
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big trouble in little china is #1,then the thing. u should see it in high def. u can see that the doc has a nose ring!
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...Invest in a flash or something.
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SHIT! I was using my pop's top-loading VCR with attached camera (we even had an extra power-pack in the form of a god damn car battery!) and I filmed clay-mation movies (mostly dinosaur based...sue me, brontosaurus are easy to mold!) all from hand!! With my trusty wired pause-remote for stopping the tape and then moving ala 'stop-motion' (more like shitty video with somewhat passable stop motion)...but I still did all of it by hand! Even the explosion which was a flashlight shining right into the camera (I was like 10 people...couldn't light fireworks in the house and get away with it yet). Thank the godz I fell into writing a year later!
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Couldn't they at least make it something most of us recognize?! Maybe it was that dish thing, all cleaned up, but I ain't convinced.
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He was Viktor in RED HEAT. He always used to get cast in Walter Hill movies.
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Actually, public knowledge of AIDS emerged in the late 70's, and widespread knowledge and fear grew during the 80's, so with "The Thing" coming out in 82', it wasn't too late. <p> And thanks, skimn/CreepyThinMan regarding clarification of the poster. I never saw that, but I'll look for it the next time I watch the film.
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...and I'm talkin' to whoever's out there." Ah, I could do Russell quotes all night...
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of what was in the movie, but that is sure as shit what came out of the petri dish. You blind motherfuckers need to head your ass to the optometrist.
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and stay the fuck of the roads before you kill someone.
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For the love of God Ebay sellers. Please use brighter pictures.
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Worked like a demon up until the early 2000's... then nuthin'... Anybody know if he retired from the biz?
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Nice.
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[gunshots]
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I can't believe this, but I just had an Anton Ego moment. BOGLINS! When I was a kid I had this weird as fuck rubber puppet I found in a flea market. It didn't have a box, so for me it was just a weird rubber smelly no-name monster. I completely fell in love with it. It was my favourite toy and I would play with the damn thing for HOURS. I did all sorts of experiments with it, the weirdest one being injecting air on its skin with a syringe (yes, I somehow got my hands on a syringe, without adults noticing). I gave it very gruesome air pimples with it, and shake it as if it was in pain. I think is the closest thing I had to have my own personal monster prop. For years I've wanted to know what the fuck it was. Now thanks to you I know it was a BOGLIN. Sweet Jesus, I can't believe this… I’m still high on nostalgia. (Once, even my dad grabbed the puppet and took it to his bar, and messed with it, scaring his drunk costumers shitless with MY toy… How awesome is that, huh?) Boglins. If I ever find the same one I had, I swear I’ll pay anything for it.
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the chinese have a lot of hells, jack.
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part of the APOCALYPSE TRILOGY! in the mouth of madness was good too! do you read sutter kane?
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the thing had so many good jumps :)
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You were the only one who could've gotten to that blood.<p> We'll do you last.<p> Great scene. Great flick.
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But when you find the time... I'd rather not spend the rest of the winter tied to this fucking couch!
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on Frank Darabont's SciFi Channel's miniseries of a continuation from Carpenter's The Thing? And a prequel or sequel from the dudes that brought us Dawn of the Dead and Slither.
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was awesome.
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But that is not to say that The Thing wasn't awesome. Because it was. It was awesome.
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I've spent 8 of the last 10 winters in Antarctica, and it is definitely the most accurate.
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most accurate?? what you had lots of shape shifting aliens beating down your door?
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...and the shotgun racks in the halls, it is way more realistic in terms of the environment than the likes of AvP, Eight below, X-Files, Day After Tomorrow, etc
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March 3, 2008, 6:41 p.m. CST
Prince of Darkness? That should be the seller's handle
by BrandLoyalist
Some lighting! Can barely see the thing, err, The Thing.
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What kind of cut are you getting for pimping this prop?
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How much does it cost to book a trip to Antarctica? Or is your stuff all paid through a science foundation or something?
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How do they expect you to cough up a cool $3,500 or more when you can't even see a decent pic of the fucking "thing." And, yeah, I'd bet that one bidder (with a suspiciously thin bidding history) is also the seller.
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is that still happening?
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the thawed out remains of Keith David or Kurt being the host in a new outpost in modern times
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by a Military Search & Rescue Unit sent out too find out what happened too the Antarctic Research station. <P> They bag up both bodies, and call in the helicopter. They bring the frozen bodies aboard the Naval Ship and head back to America. <P> The bodies remain in the ships freezer for the duration of the trip under the orders of the Captain- given to him by his Superiors. <P> They are transported from there to an On Base Military Forensics Lab. <P> Inside a secured area a meeting takes place with higher ups of the government. They talk about Nasa satellites recording a strange object collision near the area of the research base a few months before they lost communications with the crew. <P> The bodies are taken out of the freezers and thawed out. A groups of forensic scientist garbed in Hazmat suits look over the bodies. <P> A camera documents the autopsy. Suddenly out of nowhere, and from what body none can be sure- A tentacle of some sort wraps around the face mask of one of the forensic scientist- the slimy pinkish red arm melts into the face mask, and crushes the scientist head. We hear scream the camera is knocked over.. <P> We see flashes of news reports from all over the world. They report new of strange disasters and accidents- We get quick cuts of the epidemic spreading throughout the world. <P> We cut to several years later. <P> A group of survivors aboard a Naval Carrier are nearing New York. They are far enough away from shore to avoid detection- The plan is to get supplies, food and a few other things. Three groups are sent out on Zodiac's to head for shore. They are armed to the teeth with weapons and high tech gadgetry.
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Give us a sequel. /\ Something like that, but better...
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There's no way anyone is going to make a 'follow on' sequel to a 26 year old horror film (despite its greatness), and besides, does anyone believe that Hollywood is capable of producing anything approaching a sequel of the quality its predecessor demands? Just sit back and wait for the sadly inevitable turd of a remake, proberbly directed by Rod fucking Zombie, or some other scum fuck.
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It's crazy that the owner of such a big-ticket item won't go the distance in assuring the item's authenticity or giving potential bidders a better look at the item.
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March 3, 2008, 7:18 p.m. CST
Gimmie a REAL prop... like Kurt Russell's GIANT HAT!!!
by The Real McClane
... Cuz man, that big motherfucker was unbelievably awesome in that movie. That would be a REAL auction item.
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March 3, 2008, 7:21 p.m. CST
"Watch the skies!" Oh, wait, that's from the '50's "Thing"!
by MrMysteryGuest
James Arness rules!
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He was with some of the other cast members of "The Warriors", another movie he was in! I told him he was great in "The Thing", and man, it was weird to see him older and with no beard! :)
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Hehehe- God I love this movie!
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http://tinyurl.com/2ooy9b
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I'm paid to work on satellite systems. To buy a cruise ticket starts at about $15K.
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15 G's? Maybe I'll try to find some Patagonian fishermen.
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What's up..long time lurker first time poster. This is my auction and although most of the comments on this talkback are just about the movie there are a couple that have labeled it a scam...it is not and yes there is provenance. First let me say that yes,I know the pictures are too dark but I did not want to take it out of the glass case and my attempts to shoot in the case with flash resulted in a glare that totally obscured it. Also my camera is not great but you do actually get a pretty good representation. As far as the authenticity goes..the piece came from Henry Alvarez and he confirmed to me in writing that it was "screen used" and i have an autographed photo of him holding the prop. I will provide this and a copy of the e-mail as proof. that's a hell of a lot better than a certificate of authenticity that someone whips up on their PC. Also, I'm certainly not the bidder and am a little wary about the bidder being so new but will act in good faith and hope for the best. If you have any questions about it feel free to contact me through ebay...if your mind is unchanged blast me on here but please don't send me messages on ebay to tell me that I'm an idiot because the pix suck. Some of the comments have been really funny ..The "Prince of Darkness" made me laugh my ass off. And as far as unionjackass.com's comment goes, what the hell do you think I'm going to do with the money?
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If you're really the seller, then it really is in your best interest to provide some higher-res photos and any sort of documentation that will prove that this is legit. The point is to make money, and you stand a better chance of attracting higher bids if buyers feel confident about what they're bidding on.
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You are an idiot because the pic sux. Sorry, had to do it...
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is a hard thing to come by these days..."
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I'm an idiot. the pix do suck and the documentation is available to the buyer.
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directed by Rob Zombie. In all actuality he should never be allowed, commisioned , or jokingly be considered for anything that pertains to filmaking. He should get back to his first 'passion', music and pump out more meaningless and uninspired garbage!
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How big is Merrick/Harry's cut for pimping your prop on aintitcool.com?
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Best horror film of the 80's.
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http://tiny.cc/mChhS http://tiny.cc/1iuRh
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Click on Merrick's link at the top of the page
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the end of The Thing is nigh on perfect. To make a sequel- especially one as wank as the ideas posted here would fail on absolutely every level <P>The best comparison I can make is to The Matrix. Remember the end of the original? wasn't it great? and weren't the sequels that expanded on it complete wank? <P>
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that's a fucking stupid wank idea as well.
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...to buy this prop but then I looked over and Kurt Russel was laughing. Now I think its fake.
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Just wait. The real John Carpenter will be on sale on eBay. That I will bid on. Be patient.
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Is the autopsy scene, where the doc has a mess of dogs to deal with.Or a scene slightly earlier , where they bring back a sprawling mess from the Norwegian camp.There were a lot of twisted faces in amongst the bone shapes , and it was out of focus a bit , soooo this could be a piece of that .Bottin famously poses next to one of the twisted {but more human faces on the cover of fangoria etc}Without the covering of syrup it may have looked like that .But usually these auctions have a still from the movie that actually shows the item on screen.
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He did the beasts in Deep rising ,and stuff for seven and fight club ...and thats it .Perhaps the advent of digital effects has took its toll on his career.But they still need designs and sculpts for that .
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if they remake this, everything will be CGI, they'll probably get some pretty boy to play Mcready, and it will be filled with quick jump cuts. The Thing is pretty much a perfect film in the lexicon of sci-fi/horror, and to remake it will be a pimple on the ass of a classic
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..., Harry, and Merrick, are bum chums. They get together once a fortnight and orifices are spelunked. This article is payment for an extra serving of reacharounds.
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Drop me any verses that you wish to have put in.
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I'm fuckin' excited to see the finished product! The scriptures are almost complete! Let the sacrifice begin!
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Fucking quota time. What a joke. <p>All it means is that I am going to have to spend longer filling out the scriptures- which now look like an acadamic tome
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i just posted in the Rosemary TB, they are moving us at work to an open area, so I'll be unable to come on here really as the boss will be right behind me. I need to set up a fire ring and pencil traps
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I'm hearing strange things out here.
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but Carpenter did express an interest in making a sequel to the Thing. He even remarked that if he had the time, money and the cast he wanted, he'd adapt the dark horse mini's from the early 90's, he was aparently quite pleased with them. And as for an Aids scare beginning in the late 70's, you're not far wrong, but it wasn't so much a scare as a fear. The Virus was kept mainly to the gay community and no-one quite knew what it was, just that people were dying in numbers. Come the mid 80's and suddenly the news breaks, confirming what everyone pretty much suspected, it's passed through hetrosexual contact too, we have an Aids epidemic and the real "scare" begins.
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...is another subliminal layer to the film. Another layer tied to the viral infection fear, is homophobia. You have a bunch of men grouped together in the Arctic cold with no women in sight, and you wonder which of them may have hidden sexual desires towards one another. Even though people didn't understand AIDS and know that heterosexuals could transmit it, it was clear that there was some sort of "gay disease" that was killing gays in a rampant fashion, so that increased the fear that someone may be gay and may transmit their deadly "gay" virus to someone. The uncertainty of what this "thing" was combined with the fears of the unknown, and all sorts of creatures emerged from their mutual subconscious, and were captured onscreen symbolically in this film. Zeitgeist!
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Where's the auction for the chess playing pc?
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Holy christ . those fucking things were so amazing, for those who dont know, they were creepy hand puppets made of sewn together tarantula legs/ it was that official.
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...I must second the notion that a remake, sequel, prequel, or any addition whatsoever to 'The Thing' would be nigh on criminal. I've gone through many "favorite" films over the years and The Thing is always either the top or in the top 3 all time greatest movies for me. To watch hack-master Zombie butcher this movie would actually be painful (as in raped childhood, etc). Zombie must remake "Laserblast" first...then he can remake "Attack of the Killer Tomatos" and then "The Children"..and then maybe "Meteorites!"....once he's got those cinema classics under his belt, he can maybe remake "War Games" or "Phantasm"....but "The Thing" is the zenith of horror/sci-fi and should forever remain untouchable (even John Carpenter couldn't stike gold twice here folks...it's perfect and unrepeatable in every sense of the word). Please leave "The Thing" alone forever! Please?
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no way...it was actually rusty trombones
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and worse than that they've disovered the fake ID I was logging in as to avoid the Quota Time. Bastards. <P>I have called for an apocalypse, but at least it gives me more chance to work on the scriptures. Any Milf pictures (SFW- it is a holy work after all) please send to my email account.
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I used to have one of those. They suck
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that sucks they found your ID out. Bastards. I'm building a shrine tonight to cause the great pencil rain to fall upon them
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I'm going to have to create another one.
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I'm going to just eat a lot of gassy foods and thus they will be forced to move me to my own office.
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In other news, Wow it's slow recently.
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there really isn't anything i'm too excited for this year. I'm mildly interested in Indy and maybe Iron man, but other than that, nothing really has piqued my interest. That is unless Stampede writes us back and allows us to move forward on Tremors 5
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This piece of molded rubber schlock has not hit 500K yet.
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