Crix Lee from GirlGamer.com attended the Halloween Dr. Horrible Screening, and shares her report of the event with Whedonopolis.com! For those of you who were there, enjoy! For those who couldn’t make it, see a little bit of what you missed and make plans to join us for Halloween 2010!!! And don’t miss the premiere interview of Whedonopolis’s own Kelly Amor!!!
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On behalf of Fandom Charities, Whedonopolis and Kids Need To Read we want to say “Thank you” for attending our 2nd Annual Charity Screening of Dr Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog and The Guild Season 2 on October 30th. We had a great time and we hope that you did as well!
Great News:The total is in, and with your help we’ve raised $5,004.79 for Kids Need To Read! Thank you to everyone who helped us raise so much money for such a worthy cause!
Watch a video from The Guild of our event here! You can also see photos from the event in our Media Gallery.
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Read MoreIt was 17 years ago this weekend that curious movie-goers saw an odd summer horror movie about a cheerleader chosen to fight vampires. Dumb, huh?
Of course, that idea got better once screenwriter Joss Whedon got a chance to get it right on TV…and more.
It does bring up an interesting question…what if the original Buffy the Vampire Slayer with Kristy Swanson, Donald Sutherland and a pre-Boys Don’t Cry Hillary Swank was shown as a midnight movie? That happened recently at the the Crest Theater in downtown Sacramento.
Read MoreIt looks like Comic-Con has created a new tradition, thanks to Joss Whedon and his fans.
Along with the Saturday Masquerade, the Eisner Awards and the Preview Night that has become the real start of the annual event, Whedonopolis has established itself with the annual showing of the classic Buffy musical, "Once More With Feeling" as the official closing event. Just like last year, Ballroom 20 filled very quickly as people were ready to wrap up another visit to San Diego with song and dance.
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BBC America had a large presence at 2009’s Comic-Con International. Among the shows presented was Being Human. If you haven’t seen the show, it’s about a werewolf, a vampire, and a ghost sharing a house and trying to fit in with the regular people. Despite a premise that sounds like the beginning of a joke, the show deftly blends angst and major drama with a good smattering of humor. Check it out on BBC America Saturdays at 9pm EDT (last week’s premiere episode airs at 8pm EDT tonight). Here are the press interviews with creator / writer Toby Whithouse and the cast Russell Tovey, Aidan Turner, and Lenora Crichlow.
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