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News Bites: Antboy and Ant-Man
Good morning, it’s Thursday, and that means… something’s gone a little awry with the scheduling because the News Bites are normally supposed to be released on Friday. I’m getting reports of a maniacal Jersey Devils fan, but those reports are … Continue reading
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Tagged Ant-Man, Antboy, Bill and Ted 3, Downloaded, Dracula, Dracula Untold, Dungeons and Dragons, entertainment, Frankenstein, Ghost Rider, Jurassic Park IV, Jurassic World, Mortal Instruments: City of Ashes, movie news, movies, news, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, Rust, Star Wars: Episode VII, Station, Wonder Woman
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Version vs. Version: Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
Mary Shelley first published the story of Frankenstein in 1818. The story of a scientist tormented by the life he had created easily captured the imagination of the public. In 1910, Thomas Edison created the first film inspired by the … Continue reading
Weekly Weblinks: Willis and White Whales
It’s the first Friday in October, and you know what that means! Being Friday means it’s time for the Weekly Weblinks, and being October means there’s a lot of spooky and scary content to be shared. From other bloggers, we … Continue reading
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Tagged Academy Awards, Adam Sandler, Albert King, Alfred Hitchcock, All You Need is Kill, blogging, Bruce Willis, Chic, Deep Purple, Donna Summer, Emily Blunt, entertainment, Frankenstein, Frankenweenie, Ghostbusters, Ghostbusters 3, Giants, Guillermo del Toro, Heart, Hotel Transylvania, Hulk, Ivan Reitman, Joan Jett, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Kraftwerk, Liam Neeson, Looper, Lost Horizon, Lynne Ramsay, M. Night Shyamalan, Marvelettes, Meters, Mobius, Moby Dick, movies, N.W.A., news, Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Procol Harum, Proof, Public Enemy, Randy Newman, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Rush, Seth MacFarlane, Simon Sharp, Taken, Taken 2, Taken 3, Television, Tim Burton, Tom Cruise, Tom Jenkins, TV, VHS
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Frankenstein (1910)
Mary Shelley published Frankenstein in 1818. The mad scientist and his monster have become icons, used and referenced in literature and film and television ever since. And in the case of film, that goes back nearly all the way to … Continue reading
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Tagged 1910s, 3 Stars, Augustus Phillips, Charles Ogle, Frankenstein, J. Searle Dawley, Mary Fuller, movies, reviews, short films, silent films, Thomas Edison
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Recommended Reading: A Night in the Lonesome October
Before I begin, I feel obliged to apologize for starting my “Recommended Reading” series of posts with a book that may be hard to come by. Not the most heavily published novel to begin with, A Night in the Lonesome … Continue reading
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News Bites: Horrible Hot Wheels
It’s Friday morning, time once again for the News Bites. Until the last few days of the week, I was honestly wondering if there was actually going to be a post; only a very few items had come my way. … Continue reading →