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Tag: Ron Perlman
Guillermo Del Toro & Cast Talk Trollhunters!
When ordinary teenager Jim Lake Jr. stumbles upon a mystical amulet on his way to school one morning, he inadvertently discovers an extraordinary secret civilization of mighty trolls beneath his small town of Arcadia. DreamWorks’ Trollhunters follows Jim and his friends on their adventures. Series creator Guillermo del Toro and the cast of Trollhunters take […]
The Blacklist: Red’s Worst Nightmare Escapes!
NBC’s The Blacklist returns with part one of an explosive two-parter following the Super Bowl Sunday. Taken by the CIA, Red warns them that Luther Braxton (Ron Perlman) is about to escape. They don’t listen. (Nobody ever listens…). For an extend sneak peek at Luther Braxton Part 1, follow the jump. Then go behind the scenes […]
Drive: Art Film with Crime, or Arty Crime Film?
Nicolas Winding Refn’s Drive is a strange beast. The ads make it look like an action/crime thriller, but it’s more a suspenseful noir-ish art film with occasional ultra-violent outbursts. Between Refn’s direction and Ryan Gosling’s performance in the lead, it is one of the oddest good films of the year.
DVD REVIEW: I Sell the Dead is a Merrily Horrific Tale About a Couple of Ghouls!
Told in a series of flashbacks by a condemned man, to a priest, I Sell the Dead is the tale of two graverobbers – Willie Grimes [Larry Fessenden] and Arthur Blake [Dominic Monaghan] – who become ghouls – sellers of the dead whether stationary or not.
MOVIE REVIEW: Hellboy II: The Golden Army Is Glorious Fun!
Although technically not a superhero movie, Hellboy II: The Golden Army is one of the most beautifully visual films of this or any other year. It’s also a combination of a lot of genres: comic book movie, action flick, fairytale, horror story, eco-fable, romantic drama, pulpy noir, FX flick. The thing is, because of writer/director […]