Entries from July 2014 ↓
Finally!! Zombified Book 2!! [Book Review]
July 31st, 2014 — From The Feeds
Zombified: Shady Oaks by Char Robinson picks up several months after Hudson Place. I strongly recommend that fans reread the first book to appreciate how much Robinson has grown as a horror author. The survivors of Shady Oaks just can’t catch a break. Several months have passed since they left Hudson Place, and everything that could go wrong does…almost all at once […]
Between Major Infections…
July 29th, 2014 — From The Feeds
The zombie genre is much like an actual horde of the undead: it WILL find you, and you WILL be overwhelmed. Whether it’s the books, movies or TV shows (hell, even Maron on IFC spoofed The Talking Dead in its season premiere), you can’t escape the infection. But, as any zombiephile could tell you, “Ain’t NOBODY got time for THIS!” […]
Extant
July 29th, 2014 — From The Feeds
We're about three episodes in and I still can't shake the feeling that Extant would work better as a feature film rather than a TV series.
An astronaut returns to Earth from a lengthy solo mission and discovers she's pregnant.
Fantastic premise, but how is this supposed to work past 6-7 episodes? What happens in season three? Molly turns out to be a clone and the real Molly has been held captive on an alien spaceship the whole time? The writers have done an admirable job creating various subplots (android son Ethan, government conspiracy, shady billionaire, etc.) and some cool sci-fi worldbuilding, but nothing seems as compelling as Molly's bun in the oven.
Hey, I could be wrong -- wouldn't be the first time.
Extant is an intriguing mash-up of ideas: Rosemary's Baby, A.I, The Astronaut's Wife, Contact, and Gravity -- in case you didn't notice, all movies. I question its longevity but I'm still watching. The script was apparently decent enough to get the attention of Z-Listers like Steven Spielberg and Halle Berry so there's that. If the ratings continue to hold up, we might get to see how it all plays out.
Check out this inspirational interview with show creator Mickey Fisher:
Extant
July 28th, 2014 — From The Feeds
We're about three episodes in and I still can't shake the feeling that Extant would work better as a feature film rather than a TV series.
An astronaut returns to Earth from a lengthy solo mission and discovers she's pregnant.
Fantastic premise, but how is this supposed to work past 6-7 episodes? What happens in season three? Molly turns out to be a clone and the real Molly has been held captive on an alien spaceship the whole time? The writers have done an admirable job creating various subplots (android son Ethan, government conspiracy, shady billionaire, etc.) and some cool sci-fi worldbuilding, but nothing seems as compelling as Molly's bun in the oven.
Hey, I could be wrong -- wouldn't be the first time.
Extant is an intriguing mash-up of ideas: Rosemary's Baby, A.I, The Astronaut's Wife, Contact, and Gravity -- in case you didn't notice, all movies. I question its longevity but I'm still watching. The script was apparently decent enough to get the attention of Z-Listers like Steven Spielberg and Halle Berry so there's that. If the ratings continue to hold up, we might get to see how it all plays out.
Check out this inspirational interview with show creator Mickey Fisher:
Extant
July 28th, 2014 — From The Feeds
We're about three episodes in and I still can't shake the feeling that Extant would work better as a feature film rather than a TV series.
An astronaut returns to Earth from a lengthy solo mission and discovers she's pregnant.
Fantastic premise, but how is this supposed to work past 6-7 episodes? What happens in season three? Molly turns out to be a clone and the real Molly has been held captive on an alien spaceship the whole time? The writers have done an admirable job creating various subplots (android son Ethan, government conspiracy, shady billionaire, etc.) and some cool sci-fi worldbuilding, but nothing seems as compelling as Molly's bun in the oven.
Hey, I could be wrong -- wouldn't be the first time.
Extant is an intriguing mash-up of ideas: Rosemary's Baby, A.I, The Astronaut's Wife, Contact, and Gravity -- in case you didn't notice, all movies. I question its longevity but I'm still watching. The script was apparently decent enough to get the attention of Z-Listers like Steven Spielberg and Halle Berry so there's that. If the ratings continue to hold up, we might get to see how it all plays out.
Check out this inspirational interview with show creator Mickey Fisher:
Extant
July 28th, 2014 — From The Feeds
We're about three episodes in and I still can't shake the feeling that Extant would work better as a feature film rather than a TV series.
An astronaut returns to Earth from a lengthy solo mission and discovers she's pregnant.
Fantastic premise, but how is this supposed to work past 6-7 episodes? What happens in season three? Molly turns out to be a clone and the real Molly has been held captive on an alien spaceship the whole time? The writers have done an admirable job creating various subplots (android son Ethan, government conspiracy, shady billionaire, etc.) and some cool sci-fi worldbuilding, but nothing seems as compelling as Molly's bun in the oven.
Hey, I could be wrong -- wouldn't be the first time.
Extant is an intriguing mash-up of ideas: Rosemary's Baby, A.I, The Astronaut's Wife, Contact, and Gravity -- in case you didn't notice, all movies. I question its longevity but I'm still watching. The script was apparently decent enough to get the attention of Z-Listers like Steven Spielberg and Halle Berry so there's that. If the ratings continue to hold up, we might get to see how it all plays out.
Check out this inspirational interview with show creator Mickey Fisher:
Extant
July 28th, 2014 — From The Feeds
We're about three episodes in and I still can't shake the feeling that Extant would work better as a feature film rather than a TV series.
An astronaut returns to Earth from a lengthy solo mission and discovers she's pregnant.
Fantastic premise, but how is this supposed to work past 6-7 episodes? What happens in season three? Molly turns out to be a clone and the real Molly has been held captive on an alien spaceship the whole time? The writers have done an admirable job creating various subplots (android son Ethan, government conspiracy, shady billionaire, etc.) and some cool sci-fi worldbuilding, but nothing seems as compelling as Molly's bun in the oven.
Hey, I could be wrong -- wouldn't be the first time.
Extant is an intriguing mash-up of ideas: Rosemary's Baby, A.I, The Astronaut's Wife, Contact, and Gravity -- in case you didn't notice, all movies. I question its longevity but I'm still watching. The script was apparently decent enough to get the attention of Z-Listers like Steven Spielberg and Halle Berry so there's that. If the ratings continue to hold up, we might get to see how it all plays out.
Check out this inspirational interview with show creator Mickey Fisher:
Extant
July 28th, 2014 — From The Feeds
We're about three episodes in and I still can't shake the feeling that Extant would work better as a feature film rather than a TV series.
An astronaut returns to Earth from a lengthy solo mission and discovers she's pregnant.
Fantastic premise, but how is this supposed to work past 6-7 episodes? What happens in season three? Molly turns out to be a clone and the real Molly has been held captive on an alien spaceship the whole time? The writers have done an admirable job creating various subplots (android son Ethan, government conspiracy, shady billionaire, etc.) and some cool sci-fi worldbuilding, but nothing seems as compelling as Molly's bun in the oven.
Hey, I could be wrong -- wouldn't be the first time.
Extant is an intriguing mash-up of ideas: Rosemary's Baby, A.I, The Astronaut's Wife, Contact, and Gravity -- in case you didn't notice, all movies. I question its longevity but I'm still watching. The script was apparently decent enough to get the attention of Z-Listers like Steven Spielberg and Halle Berry so there's that. If the ratings continue to hold up, we might get to see how it all plays out.
Check out this inspirational interview with show creator Mickey Fisher:
The Roman
July 25th, 2014 — From The Feeds
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The Roman
July 25th, 2014 — From The Feeds
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The Roman
July 25th, 2014 — From The Feeds
Croupier-The Roman 9-21-49Â http://oldtimeradiodvd.com
The Roman
July 25th, 2014 — From The Feeds
Croupier-The Roman 9-21-49Â http://oldtimeradiodvd.com
The Roman
July 25th, 2014 — From The Feeds
Croupier-The Roman 9-21-49Â http://oldtimeradiodvd.com
The Roman
July 25th, 2014 — From The Feeds
Croupier-The Roman 9-21-49Â http://oldtimeradiodvd.com
The Roman
July 25th, 2014 — From The Feeds
Croupier-The Roman 9-21-49Â http://oldtimeradiodvd.com