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News Archives
All the old news!
Here's where all the old news is stored, you can still view many of the articles.
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BtVS Merchandise News |
Prophecy Girl Figure Review
There's a wonderful review of the 12" Prophecy Girl Figure over at SideShow Collectibles: At first glance, the "Prophecy Girl" doll is amazingly close to capturing the woman that inspired it. Sculpted by Oluf W. Hartvigson, he really is spot on with getting the details right, absolutely nailing physical traits like Gellar's nose, lips and overall facial shape. |
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:: Posted by Jaina on 09 Apr 2005 :: |
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Amber Benson News |
Intermedio Movie Review
This week, I'm brought to you by everybody out at www.Horrormovies.com, which is, frankly, a treat. But not even THEY have what I'm putting out for you this week, folks, no sir! This is an ADVANCE COPY I'm covering this week. Not even out in stores! And what I've got for you this week is "Intermedio," a strange little surprise from everybody out at The Asylum, whom I'm convinced is pushing to take over Lions Gate's former slot as the kings of direct-to-video horror by virtue of sheer prolificacy. |
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:: Posted by Jaina on 09 Apr 2005 :: |
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Spike Comic Book News |
Spike: Old Times
Written by Peter David, art by Fernando Goni. Spike returns to the comic book world in this special one-shot written by fan-favorite writer Peter David! On a dark night in 1880s London, a young poet named William was humiliated by an elegant woman named Cecily and fled into the night... not realizing it would be the first night of the rest of his unlife. But Cecily had a few secrets of her own. Now it's over a century later, elegant Cecily is a vengeance demon named Halfrek endeavoring to destroy another young poet, and William the Vampire -- the renowned Spike -- is squaring off against her to try and even the scales. |
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:: Posted by Jaina on 09 Apr 2005 :: |
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Serenity Comic Book News |
Serenity # 1 Comic Coming In July, Heralding Movie Release
Folks, if you haven't checked out all the great links in that SciScoop front page left-hand column "Find Serenity Here" box, and particularly ordered the DVD to become a rabid fan of Firefly, my only question is... why not? The sci-fi series that discriminating fans won't let die is getting ready for its Phoenix-like liftoff with the upcoming July release of Serenity #1. This short-run comic series chronicles the "six month gap" between the final DVD episode "Objects in Space" and Serenity: Big Damn Movie (fans of course understand that whimsical title) coming out September 30. |
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:: Posted by Jaina on 08 Apr 2005 :: |
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Joss Whedon News |
Astonishing X-Men #9 Review
This issue marks the first time that Joss Whedon's work on this series didn't really leave me all that impressed, as the central idea of the Danger Room gaining sentience is hardly new ground, as I'm pretty sure I could list off at least a dozen sci-fi titles that offered up a similar plot of a machine overcoming it's programing. |
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:: Posted by Jaina on 07 Apr 2005 :: |
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Stephanie Romanov News |
Stephanie Romanov Interview
Stephanie talks about her new movie, The Final Cut, out on DVD. |
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:: Posted by Jaina on 07 Apr 2005 :: |
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Serenity Merchandise News |
Serenity Action Figures: New Images
The Serenity action figure line will be based on several of the main characters from the film. This is Diamond Select Toys' third addition to the Oscar® Winner Joss Whedon product line. Like the Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel lines, each figure will be approximately 6" high and will feature character-specific accessories and multiple points of articulation. |
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:: Posted by Jaina on 06 Apr 2005 :: |
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Emma Caulfield News |
Emma Not Appearing in Lost
There is a rumor going around that Buffy's Emma Caulfield may be appearing in an upcoming episode of ABC's Lost. Any truth to this? — Nathan Ausiello: No truth, although a somewhat-major name in the independent film world will be making a splashy cameo before the season ends. |
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:: Posted by Jaina on 06 Apr 2005 :: |
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BtVS Merchandise News |
Buffy DVDs Only £17.99
Sendit.com have got the new M-Lock packaging style of BtVS DVDs, with seasons 1 through to 5 selling for only£17.99! |
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:: Posted by Jaina on 06 Apr 2005 :: |
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James Marsters News |
Marsters Keen on Spike Movie
James Marsters appeared at Houston's Slayercon last week and announced that he's still very keen to reprise his role as bottle-blond bloodsucker Spike in a telemovie for the WB reports Moviehole: I'd be very interested. I LOVE the character. It would definitely be TV movie and not a motion picture. |
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:: Posted by Jaina on 06 Apr 2005 :: |
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David Fury News |
Fury Quits Lost
David Fury, a key writer and co-executive producer of ABC's hit series Lost, told SCI FI Wire that he is quitting the show immediately to work on two other series, The Inside and 24, and maybe develop a show on his own. ABC, meanwhile, ordered up a second season of the hit show. |
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:: Posted by Jaina on 06 Apr 2005 :: |
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David Fury News |
David Fury Leaves Lost
Herc at AICN has reported that former Buffy & Angel scribe has left Lost to head off to be the new co-executive producer for 24's fifth season and head up 6 episodes of Tim Minear's The Inside. |
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:: Posted by Jaina on 05 Apr 2005 :: |
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Spike Comic Book News |
Preview of Spike Artwork
There's a preview of a few pages of the upcoming Spike comic book. Only artwork, but it's all looking very stunning. |
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:: Posted by Jaina on 05 Apr 2005 :: |
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Nicholas Brendon News |
An Unholy Set Visit
A visit to the set of Nicky's new movie, Unholy: I only recently moved to Queens, New York, but even longtime residents were stymied when I asked, "Where is Fort Totten?" After several fruitless attempts at asking various friends, I finally looked the damn thing up and discovered that Fort Totten sits on a northeastern tip of the borough, right next to the neighborhood of Bayside, and has in fact been a working military base for over a century, protecting its tiny portion of the East Coast from...well, invaders from Connecticut, I suppose. The truth is that Fort Totten is in the process of being shut down, with many of its offices, buildings and barracks no longer in use, making it a perfect location to shoot - what else - a horror movie. |
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:: Posted by Jaina on 05 Apr 2005 :: |
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Serenity Comic Book News |
Serenity #1
Written by Joss Whedon and Brett Matthews, pencils by Will Conrad, colors by Laura Martin. This fall Joss Whedon makes his big-screen debut as writer/director with Serenity, the big-budget feature follow-up to his cult-hit TV show Firefly‹the story of a ship full of mercenaries, outlaws, fugitives, and one law-abiding prostitute running across the fringes of space. Now Whedon pens a three issue miniseries based on the film with Brett Matthews, whose previous credits include Spider-Man specials with Daredevil and Wolverine, episodes of TV's Firefly, an Angel miniseries, and the animated Chronicles of Riddick feature Dark Fury. |
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:: Posted by Jaina on 05 Apr 2005 :: |
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Jeff Mariote News |
Jeff Mariote Receives Stoker Nomination
Frequent comic book writer and former comic book executive Jeff Mariotte has been nominated for a Stoker Award by the Horror Writers Association for his novel Witch Season: Fall. The novel, second in the Witch Season teen horror series, is nominated in the Work for Young Readers category. |
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:: Posted by Jaina on 05 Apr 2005 :: |
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Joss Whedon News |
More Wonder Woman Talk
Recently selected to helm the upcoming Wonder Woman motion picture (please, somebody, anybody...make a kick-ass action flick starring a hot woman that doesn't suck already!-- yeah, I caught Elektra over the weekend and lost more hope), writer/director Joss Whedon spoke to VH-1 about his ideas on the project, specifically about the lead character's roots (see below). |
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:: Posted by Jaina on 04 Apr 2005 :: |
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