Based on the novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick. Blade Runner was not a successful hit at the box office as it was released the same day John Carpenter’s The Thing was and it also was competing with ET as well. The film was also panned...
“Blade: Trinity” in a nut shell does not stand up to the two films before it. Not to say that this film did not have all the fun filled action the first two did, but on many levels this third installment did not do the other two film any justice at all ,...
Note to aspiring directors, if you are having troubling getting someone to give you the go-ahead to helm a feature, write a script, stay on board for the sequel and, as Hollywood protocol demands, you’ll be handed the reigns for the closer of the series. This surefire...
A few months back I was sent the DVD Blade: House of Chthon which was the pilot episode to Blade the series. Now for the first time on DVD the whole Blade series is now available. The television show premiered in 2006 on Spike Television. However the rating were low...
After his daunting Cronos, and fresh off the heals of The Devil’s Backbone, Guillermo del Toro presents the follow-up to Stephen Norrington’s Blade. However, the Mexican filmmaker’s ever-present style leaves a lot to be desired in what one can only hope is a potboiler...
Special effects artist-turned-director, Stephen Norrington, takes a subsidiary character from Marvel Comics’s almost decade-long series, Tomb of Dracula, and fashions a remarkable product: A film wherein a multitude of opportunities in which to create a production of...
