I drew this.. really I did!
Hello readers, it has been a while since I’ve gone on a rant. Truth be told I have been thinking of different ideas to write about. I figured since most sites talk about what is out these days and what our dear readers played, I will go the opposite route in a segment called “What you should be playing”.
The idea is to look at whats been happening around us in the wild world of video games and then pull out a title from the past(or future if possible) and tell you why a certain game is worth your time and money. READ MORE »
Halloween is almost upon us and for those game fans who want to dress up in the latest gaming fashion (hopefully just for the ladies), Sega has created www.bayonettahalloween.com.
This website provides potential Baynetters tips, hints, and the needs to create the best halloween costume on a budget.
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A deal involving Sony Pictures, to acquire rehearsal footage from Michael Jackson’s “This Is It” concert rehearsal is being finalized. According to Variety, the distribution company hopes to give the film a theatrical release this Halloween.
It has been reported that Sony is paying approximately $60 million for 80 hours of rehearsal footage of Jackson. The footage currently belongs to AEG Entertainment, the company responsible for promoting Jackson’s 50 shows in London.
Kenny Ortega will reportedly assemble the movie which Sony plans to released on October 30, according to MTV News. The “High School Musical” director shot the original footage. According to Variety, the rehearsal film will feature “at least three” videos, and one of them could be an alternative version of Jackson’s hit “Thriller.
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Filmmaker and former White Zombie front man Rob Zombie is set to write and direct a new installment in the “Halloween” movie series.
Zombie told the Hollywood Reporter that his contribution to the franchise will take “a totally different approach to make [Halloween] scary again.”
“The look and feel is going to be completely different.”
The “Halloween” movies follow the exploits of masked killer Michael Myers. The 1978 original, directed by John Carpenter and starring Jamie Lee Curtis, brought in more than $60 million US worldwide ? a record at the time for an independent film.
Zombie says he secured Carpenter’s blessing before commencing work on the new film. He also said that his movie will disregard the numerous sequels to the original “Halloween.”
“Halloween started off as a very terrifying concept, a terrifying movie. But over the years, Michael Myers has become a friendly Halloween mask,” said Zombie. “But I think the story and the situation is scary. All it needed was someone to come in and to take a totally different approach to make it scary again.”
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