Monday, March 29, 2021

Movie Hype: Comic-Con Thanksgiving? Everything Old Is New & Anime Movie Making Movie

 

Most of the internet is going, "What the Hell?," with an in-real-life Comic-Con. Comic-Con responded with a, "Eh, it might not even happen." The main reasoning is that it's already the busiest travel weekend in the USA, surprisingly more then even Christmas?
 
 I've recently though about devoting time to a weekly section that covers reboots, sequels or anything from our past becoming a show or movie. But then, I really could cover anything else.
 

 
It sounds utterly strange to have a sequel when one of the faces that came off is dead in the movie...Yeah, that's all it's strange, but Adam Wingard, director of the upcoming Godzilla Vs Kong might be have enough to pull to make a sequel. We're hopping for it being called Body/Off.
 

 
It's really great to hear the guys that gave us the sci-fi horror The Endless are gonna be making Moon Knight, they seem perfect from the track record of the films they've made and written.  
Kevin Tong

 

 
Another great choice of someone to run a tv show. Sadly, on a service hardly anyone watches. We loved the work of  Kim Jee-Woon on I Saw the Devil a petty revenge thriller that so perfectly shows off the genre of Korea revenge films.

-‘John Wick’ Writer Derek Kolstad Adapting ‘Hellsing’, the Japanese Manga That Reimagines the Dracula Story

Dang, I don't know how the Hell the could pull off Hellsing. Especially as a movie for Amazon? Would it be live-action? Oh, I hope not. 

-PG: Psycho Goreman’: Get a “Hunky Boy Reel Meal Deal” at Ontario’s Lester D’s Reel Diner! [Retro Commercial]
 
We loved Psycho Goreman, if you haven't seen it, then frig you. It's online and on Blu-ray. This is pure nostalgia for anyone who grew up in the 90's and watched Power Rangers and horror movies. But there's so many other nods. It was a treat beyond treats.


And, lastly, check out the trailer for Pompo: The Cinéphile, which  goes over the production of making a movie. It's out in Japan in June. Hopefully, we get a dubbed or subbed version soon after.

 

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What We Found On The Net: Alien Easter Eggs, PEPSI x PEEPS & Razer's Face Mask Was Just A Concept?

 

Don't forget you can still get Alien Easter Eggs from Walmart. Sadly, you can only get them online and they won't arrive until April 8th at the earliest.



Even hard to find is the PEPSI x PEEPS Marshmallow Cola. You can't get it in any store. You have to win it online. Learn more here.

The Project Hazel face mask that can light up and looks like you're in a dystopian future was just a concept design. We're a bit angry about Razer not making it clear that it was essentially an idea. It seemed very much like a project that was being made. Still no word when it will come out and what price.
 
They way Razer treats people interested in its products though, is pretty awful. I don't recommenced pre-ordering, whenever that is, but looking for a company making a similar mask or buying a knock-off that's as effective.

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Saturday, March 27, 2021

Bowser By Glen Brogan For Sale

 

Grab it here for $40 only 255 prints

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Friday, March 26, 2021

WonderCon@Home 2021 Starts Today


Check out the schedule for any panel you want to see free online.

Find out more info here

 

 
 
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Wednesday, March 24, 2021

LA Mag Did A Very Bad Map Of What's Closed Downtown

 


No, not Unidentified luggage shop!
 
We keep up to date with the other LA media online and sometimes you can tell when things were rushed or someone didn't try very hard. That's the case for LA Magazines "The Vanishing", duh-duh-DUH! 
 
Check it out here 
 
The worst part is that the article says some places are closed permanently, but doesn't indicate which ones? Why even write...do that if you don't have that info. So, some of the places might re-open? Which ones? Put an asterisk near them.
 
In any case, it's depressing to see what's closed and "possibly" gone forever.
 
R.I.P.  A Shop Called Quest, you were a cool comic book shop downtown in the worst parking lot ever. Hopefully, your website tells people your closed one day.

A program did the map for the writer, something called Cartifact. The horrible alphabetical numbering system makes a mess of finding similar businesses in the same areas. Like #1 and #31 of food should have been #1 and #2; it's annoying to find things.
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Game Hype: Welcome To The Neo Retro Future

 


Narita Boy, after a Kickstarter and a long wait, comes out at the end of this month. On March 30th  you finally can get lost in an 80's dimension making fun of classic tropes from the era. It'll be out on Steam, PS4, Xbox ONE, Nintendo Switch. It's fun genre would be called neo-retro, remixing past games based on what people thought the future would be.
 

Another neo-retro game coming out is based on a movie in the same genre, Turbo Kid. We loved the movie when it premiered in LA and find it funny that 6 years after it came out someone decided to make a game about it. Not a lot of details other then it's in production.




Coming out in a few days is It Takes Two, which has had some good reviews, but not perfect. Looks like a fun game to play, while still stuck inside.
 
Coming to PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, March 26, 2021

 
 

Hopefully, one day will get this cute looking game about a dragon caring for a little princess. via Destructoid.
 


Limited Run is selling No More Heroes 1 & 2 for Switch with special editions.
 



Strange idea of anything goes controller patented by Sony.  


Here's some more info on the upcoming Inkulinati.
I never heard of this game, but it's great to finally see some game play of Crow 64 as you delve into the problems of it being made. All the way back in the 64 era, nostalgic.
 
 

Bless you Alex and your dumb ideas you go full-in on.
 

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Weekly What To Do: Open This Place Up...For Now

A bunch of more stuff opened or is going to
 


 

-The Petersen Automotive Museum revs up for the public March 25th
 New exhibits include:
  • “Supercars: A Century of Spectacle and Speed” will showcase the evolution of the supercar
  • “Extreme Conditions” will highlight 11 custom competition, recreational and utilitarian off-roading vehicles
  • “Redefining Performance” will feature Porsche’s most innovative road and race vehicles.
  • And more!

-The Autry open March 30th 
New exhibitions to greet visitors. Free admission through April 18

 
-LACMA comes back April 1st, no joke
 

 
 
Wednesday, March 24th 6PM
Free, donations appreciated
Online
 
This month's show we're joined by two fabulous virologists.
First we'll learn about how viruses are like reboots, from Neuroscientist Colin Coleman. Then we'll hear from virologist Deanna Clemmer who will teach us that viruses are to us, as what villains are to superheroes. Both these scientists will share their lens on how viruses shape humanity and our stories, both good and bad.
 

BLOOD MOON: A Special Live Screening
of the 24th installment and season finale of 
Hulu’s Into the Dark Horror Anthology from Blumhouse Television
Wednesday, Mar 24, 5:30 PM
Free, Must Register

Followed by a Live Q&A with filmmakers and cast.



MESSIAH OF EVIL: A Live Screening and Discussion
with Dr. Rebekah McKendry & Elric Kane Hosts of 
Fangoria's Colors of the Dark Podcast
Friday, March 26, 7pm
Free, Must Register
 
After receiving a series of chilling letters from her reclusive father, Arletty drives to the remote seaside town of Pointe Dune to discover the reason for her father's developing madness. Upon her arrival, she encounters a mysterious trio of strangers investigating a local legend known as "The Blood Moon"... a curse that has transformed the inhabitants of the town into a terrifying horde of blood-thirsty maniacs!
 

Virtual PaleyFest LA 2021
Tuesday, March 30th
Online
 
The initial slate of programming will be available to the public starting on Tuesday, March 30 with additional releases on Wednesday, March 31, and Thursday, April 1 on the Paley Center’s dedicated channel on Yahoo Entertainment, yahoo.com/entertainment/tagged/paley/, at 10:00 am ET/7:00 am PT. 

 

PaleyFest LA selections include: ABC’s Big Sky, CBS’s Evil, ABC’s The Good Doctor, CBS’s The Late Late Show with James Corden, HBO’s Lovecraft Country, Netflix’s The Queen’s Gambit, a 20th Anniversary Conversation with members of the cast and creative team from HBO’s Six Feet Under, Apple TV+’s Ted Lasso, and FX’s What We Do in the Shadows.

 
 
 
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