BRING. IT. BACK! FEARnet

  • Posted : February 25th, 2010
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BRING. IT. BACK! FEARnet

By Brian Meadowcroft (bmeadowcroft@comcast.net)

 

FEARnet is in need of 50,000 supporters so if you enjoy horror or FEARnet become a fan of FEARnet and spread the word!! www.fearnet.com

 

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Comedy Central Gets Ugly This March With The Premiere Of “Ugly Americans”

  • Posted : February 22nd, 2010
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Ugly Americans

Comedy Central Gets Ugly This March With The Premiere Of “Ugly Americans,” A New Animated Comedy
Get “Freaky” Starting March 17th

Take New York City, add every horrifying beast, science-fiction freak, and fantasy faerie, shake thoroughly, and you’ve got “Ugly Americans.”

This animated horror-comedy series follows one Mark Lilly, social worker at the Department of Integration, as he helps new citizens both human and “other” adapt to hectic life in the Big Apple. There are easier tasks than weaning vampires off of blood, socializing land-whales, and housebreaking werewolves, but Mark is up to the challenge. Between his stressful job, a zombie roommate, and a demon ex-girlfriend, Mark’s lucky if he can sneak in a few minutes of sleep. But who can sleep when there’s a drop-dead gorgeous Mermaid sitting at the bar?

Ugly Americans was created by Devin Clark and developed by David Stern.  Executive Producers are David Stern and Daniel Powell, with animation by Augenblick Studios and Cuppa Coffee.  Premieres March 17th at 10:30pm (9:30 Central) on Comedy Central.

“Ugly Americans” Sneak Peek
Get a first look at Comedy Central’s new animated series Ugly Americans.

The Demon Chick and Zombie Roommate
You know that time when you’ve just moved to the city, and you take the first apartment you find on CraigsList with some dude you never expected?

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SHUTTER ISLAND MOVIE REVIEW

  • Posted : February 22nd, 2010
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By Brian Meadowcroft

Martin Scorsese who has directed some of my favorite gangster movies of all time (Gangs of New York, Casino and Goodfellas) now tackles the latest mystery thriller Shutter Island.  Shutter Island is based on the Dennis Lehane novel.

 

The movie starts with two U.S. Marshals: Teddy Daniels (Leonardo DiCaprio) and Chuck Aule (Mark Ruffalo) going to investigate a missing persons report at Shutter Island.  Shutter Island contains a hospital for the criminally insane.  As Teddy and Chuck begin their investigations it becomes obvious that many of the people at the hospital have been coached in their responses and that the Doctors in charge are not always telling the truth.  Teddy while on the island is dealing with some of his own mental issues.  Teddy has vivid dreams and flashbacks of the people he was not able to save when fighting in WW2 and the tragic death of his wife Dolores (Michelle Williams) who was burned in a fire at their apartment.  As the secrets of the island and the details of Teddy’s past unfold, the story slowly comes together.

 

–The Good–


The movie was spectacularly shot.  It did a great job of making the island creepy and conveying the 1950s look and feel.  The flashbacks to the WW2 death camps are especially horrifying.  As always with Scorsese the music was perfect and it did a great job of building suspense.

The whole movie was well-acted, especially by DiCaprio and Ben Kingsley who play Dr. Cawley, the head doctor at the hospital.

 

–The Bad–


The movie did tend to drag on a bit and towards the end of the movie I was ready for it to wrap up.  Although the end of the movie was well done, I found it to be a bit predictable.

 

–Recommendation—


Overall I would say this would be a good movie to go see.  The movie contains many layers and there is some subtle dialog that might take a while to sink in.  I will watch this movie again sometime to catch any of the things I may have missed in the first viewing.

 

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Paranormal Night at The Stag’s Head, Willow Springs, IL – 3/27/10

  • Posted : February 20th, 2010
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A Paranormal Night

 Saturday March 27th – 8:30pm to ???

At the location said to be once owned by Al Capone

The Stag’s Head
8933 S.
Archer Ave
Willow Springs, IL

The Stag's Head - haunted location Chicago area

For More details on this paranormal night in the Chicago land area – visit:
Haunted Historic Locations – explore and experience
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Chicago’s 3rd Annual Zombie Pub Crawl

  • Posted : February 20th, 2010
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pH Productions presents Chicago’s 3rd Annual Zombie Pub Crawl in Andersonville on April 24, 2010. Details pending – keep an eye on http://www.chicagozombiepubcrawl.com/ for additional details and information.

In the meantime, vote for the t-shirt at http://www.chicagozombiepubcrawl.com/vote.html

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