Quick update on "A Sideline In Vengeance", my conspiracy thriller screenplay: just the other day it made it through to the Quarter Finals (feature category) of the Shore Scripts 2016 competition ... which is nice (to use a random quote from The Fast Show).
The Quarter Finals represents the Top 6% of entries, and this year has seen the largest number of entries in the competition's history.
You can see the list here:
http://www.shorescripts.com/2016s-quarter-finalists/
Thursday, 27 October 2016
Monday, 24 October 2016
Snot and Tears Edition: The Walking Dead 7x01 Memes...
Find more Walking Dead memes here.
So the six-and-a-half-month wait is finally over. All said and done, and despite the cliffhanger annoying me at the time, it made the most sense to do it this way in hindsight. We've had the anticipation of the wait, but in terms of structuring the story it was the wisest choice. So ... we've got our answer ... and boy, that's a hell of a way to start a season. Talk about an emotional wringer...
Click each image for FULL SIZE.
Click "READ MORE" below for the rest of this week's memes **EPISODE SPOILERS AHEAD**...
So the six-and-a-half-month wait is finally over. All said and done, and despite the cliffhanger annoying me at the time, it made the most sense to do it this way in hindsight. We've had the anticipation of the wait, but in terms of structuring the story it was the wisest choice. So ... we've got our answer ... and boy, that's a hell of a way to start a season. Talk about an emotional wringer...
Click each image for FULL SIZE.
Click to Enlarge: But still peeking through your fingers...
Click "READ MORE" below for the rest of this week's memes **EPISODE SPOILERS AHEAD**...
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Saturday, 22 October 2016
FREE eBooks for Halloween...
The season for spooky-doings and ghastly goings-on is upon us, and with that in mind how do you fancy a FREE horror eBook for some Halloween reading? How about two free horror eBooks to give your e-Reader a ghoulish glow?
Available worldwide via Amazon from October 27th 2016 through October 31st 2016, you can get yourself a FREE digital copy of "Dug Deep" as well as "How Mr Snuffles III and Others Met Their Maker" (click each link to find out more about the stories).
Simply visit your local Amazon during the promotion period (October 27th through October 31st 2016) and download the book(s) to your Kindle or to your favourite digital device (phone, tablet, etc) or computer by using the (free to download) Kindle App.
Available worldwide via Amazon from October 27th 2016 through October 31st 2016, you can get yourself a FREE digital copy of "Dug Deep" as well as "How Mr Snuffles III and Others Met Their Maker" (click each link to find out more about the stories).
Simply visit your local Amazon during the promotion period (October 27th through October 31st 2016) and download the book(s) to your Kindle or to your favourite digital device (phone, tablet, etc) or computer by using the (free to download) Kindle App.
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Tuesday, 11 October 2016
Matinee (Joe Dante, 1993) Blu-Ray/DVD Review
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“Mant! Half Man, Half Ant – All Terror!” Piranha,
Gremlins, Innerspace, The 'Burbs, Gremlins 2: The New
Batch, Small Soldiers – chances are you've seen one or all of these
Joe Dante films – but what about his 1993 ode to B-Movie showmanship Matinee?
Picture the scene: the year is 1962, the location – Key West, Florida – and the
Cuban Missile Crisis has struck fear into a nation. Paranoia is rife, if it's
not reds under the bed then it's the shared nightmare of an invading bomber
dropping Atomic destruction from the skies. This could be the last weekend of
their lives – so there's nothing left to do other than hit the Saturday matinee
showing of a brand new monster movie, in which atomic radiation and a bite from
an ant turn a shoe salesman into a giant, rampaging … Mant!
Click “READ MORE” below to continue the review and see more
screenshots…
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Sunday, 2 October 2016
The Nice Guys - mini review...
What's it about?
Los Angeles, 1977. A goon for hire and a bumbling Private Investigator, both with questionable morals and a streak of bad luck trailing in their wake, find themselves thrown together as they investigate a case of corporate conspiracy that spirals outwards from the death of porno star 'Misty Mountains'.
Who would I recognise in it?
Ryan Gosling, Russell Crowe, Matt Bomer, Kim Basinger, Keith David.
Great/Good/Alright/Shite?
Shane Black brings his love of L.A. and crime fiction back to the silver screen with a hefty dose of humour ladled on top. If you dug the vibe of Kiss Kiss Bang Bang then you'll know what to expect here, but with an added 1970s groove and a rowing back from the sheer self-awareness that stood so proudly at the heart of Black's last foray into noir-tinged sleuthing in the City of Angels...
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Los Angeles, 1977. A goon for hire and a bumbling Private Investigator, both with questionable morals and a streak of bad luck trailing in their wake, find themselves thrown together as they investigate a case of corporate conspiracy that spirals outwards from the death of porno star 'Misty Mountains'.
Who would I recognise in it?
Ryan Gosling, Russell Crowe, Matt Bomer, Kim Basinger, Keith David.
Great/Good/Alright/Shite?
Shane Black brings his love of L.A. and crime fiction back to the silver screen with a hefty dose of humour ladled on top. If you dug the vibe of Kiss Kiss Bang Bang then you'll know what to expect here, but with an added 1970s groove and a rowing back from the sheer self-awareness that stood so proudly at the heart of Black's last foray into noir-tinged sleuthing in the City of Angels...
Click "READ MORE" below to continue...
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