by Nancy Mathews – With the recent release of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies I got to thinking about how zombies can improve so many stories. In fact, primetime television is absolutely crying out for some undead talent to add new storytelling dimensions to already established shows.
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Review by Lisa Fary – “It is a truth universally acknowledged that a zombie in possession of brains will be in want of more brains.”
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By Sonia Aurora – Dollhouse returns to the form of its potential, and that definitely fulfills the need I was hoping for with this episode. But before I sing its praises, I want to clarify something about my feelings on the show– I know that fledgling shows, shows with Creative Heavies attached to them, carry with them an awesome responsibility.
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by Josh Roessler I, like many, lament the lack of primetime television horror, and hope that someone will crack the code to make the genre successful… but I’m not 100 percent convinced that Ari Schlossberg’s Harper’s Island is going to be the show to do it. And now that I’ve said that, watch me contradict [...]
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Going to Zombie Prom? Got a hot zombie date? Or are you just paranoid about fitting in when the zombie apocalypse inevitably begins?
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By Rhea Dee – Finally, after months and months of crap American Idol bs, Fringe is back!
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by Sylvia Bond – Show brought it together in a big way in one of those self-referential eps that every TV show feels the need to do, playing it close to the edge in a way that could have gone horribly wrong at any moment. But it didn’t.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA – Area comic creators, Lisa Fary and John Dallaire, are devoting their latest comic effort, Intergalactic Law: Grey Squad, to raising money for Philadelphia’s Fraternal Order of Police survivors fund.
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It’s that undead time of the year again at Pink Raygun. The time to celebrate all things that shamble, decompose, and eat brains.
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By Lisa Fary – I shouldn’t take so much pleasure in seeing Kate get rejected by both Jack and Saywer in the space of one episode.
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By Sabrina Boyer – The thing vampires don’t get, or at least, forget, is the brightness of the sun, the brutal highlight of all the nooks and crannies to blind you. Sometimes the harsh light of day can be painful, and this is a lesson Buffy learns all too quickly as she experiences the walk of shame for the first time, and a dude turning all evil after sex for the second. Ouch.
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By TrinityVixen – I could be more excited about the Petrelli family coming together to fight back against the Super Gitmo Action Squad if their individual scenes weren’t overwhelmingly excruciating to watch.
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By TrinityVixen – So many missed opportunities this week, it’s hard to know where to begin. How about we start with the travesty of divesting Zatanna, bad-ass mistress of magic, of all her confidence, skill, and basic intelligence? Do let’s.
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by Jenn Kim
And we’re back!! After last week’s disappointing episode (stilted dialogue, disjointed scenes, and a maddeningly frustrating Orion plot), we come back to the fun, fast-paced sweet Chuck we all know and love.
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The first forty pages of Eric Shanower’s Age of Bronze comic, free color preview.
I can’t be the only geek on earth for whom this shirt is the ultimate, defining garment. Can I?
