No I am not recapping this season of True Blood cause it has been trash for two seasons straight and tonight’s premiere was a mess. However, I thought you’d all enjoy reading my tweets from the episode. SO I might do this but whatever here are my true blood thoughts. //storify.com/LeNoirAuteur/true-blood-season-7-premiere-tweets/embed?border=false//storify.com/LeNoirAuteur/true-blood-season-7-premiere-tweets.js?border=false [View the story “True
Independent sci-fi can be a dicey proposition. Lower budgets can mean terrible special effects, the need to create intimacy can lead to poor execution. Luckily, director William Eubank avoids most, if not all of the problems, with his new film The Signal, one of the most compelling indie sci-fi films in the past few years. Read
Much like the comets and shooting stars that Del (Justin Long) and Kimberly (Emmy Rossum) are waiting to see, Comet is a film you have to wait for to fully get. Not that waiting is a bad thing mind you. In fact it’s the anticipation of what might be said next or revealed visually that
It’s a rare occasion for me to sit down for a film geared towards family entertainment (discounting animated films), which made Earth to Echo an interesting change of pace for me at the Los Angeles Film Festival this year. While I was engaged for much of the film, there was an inherent disconnect between what the movie
We start off the episode with Vanessa (Eva Green) and Sir Malcolm (Timothy Dalton) at the house and are looking at the room where The Vampire (Robert Naire) had previously appeared and Sir Malcolm is asking her if this is the creature they seek, they are coming down the stairs and Sir Malcolm asks Vanessa