Southland Tales director Richard Kelly took a few moments out of his extremely busy schedule at Comic-Con on Friday to talk to Whedonopolis about the movie’s release date and Sarah Michelle Gellar’s character in it. This is what he told us.
Read MoreAs mentioned earlier, we were given exclusive permission to tape & post director Michael Winnick’s Q&A session that was held after the 7:00PM screening of "Shadow Puppets" in Los Angeles, CA, last Friday. The session was moderated by journalist Abbie Bernstein and is no more spoilerish than our interview with Michael from last week. So, without further ado, sit down, relax and click HERE to listen. It’s 16 minutes long. Enjoy!
Read MoreToday we reach into my box and pick up some DVD’s which have a Buffy connection. Recently, two animated Hellboy movies were released as part of a plan keep fans tied over until the release of Hellboy 2, which is currently shooting in Hungary. Now, in the original Hellboy movie, David Hyde Pierce did the voice of Abraham (Abe) Sapien while Buffy alumni Doug Jones played the actual physical character. However, in the animated movies, Jones does the voice of Abe, and it’s through this connection that we bring you quick reviews of both Hellboy Animated movies, “Sword of Storms” and “Blood & Iron.”
Read MoreSo I’ll admit it, before I got into Buffy and Angel, I NEVER knew that former actors on the show had musical side-projects. So when my girlfriend (who got me into both shows) told me about bands like “Kane” (headed by Angel’s Christian Kane) and “Common Rotation” (which includes Buffy’s Adam Busch), I must admit to being a bit trepidatious. Could actors also really be that good at music, I asked myself?
Read MoreThere’s a new horror thriller film called “Shadow Puppets,” starring James Marsters (“Buffy The Vampire Slayer” and “Angel”), Tony Todd (“Candyman”) and Jolene Blalock (“Star Trek: Enterprise”), that’s created a lot of buzz in the industry, thanks, in part, to sci-fi and horror fan support. This support is so strong, it got the film a weeklong theatrical engagement in L.A., starting next Friday 6/22. We caught up with writer and director, Michael Winnick, to tell us what it’s all about, how it all started and why fandom generally rules.
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