Vampire Diaries 2×08 Rose Preview Clip, extended promo and stills
Posted in The Vampire Diaries with tags 2x08, extended promo, Preview Clip, rose, stills, vampire diaries on November 1, 2010 by Geek TvMy top10+2 scariest movies
Posted in Geek Films with tags horror, horror films, scariest films of all time, scariest movies of all times, scary films, scary movies on October 31, 2010 by Geek TvYou’ll see that my top 10 list is mainly dominated by Stephen King adaptations. I might have forgotten some films but those are the ones that come to mind when I think of scary sh*t. Keep in mind I haven’t watched a lot of the classics, hence they didn’t make this list. I’ll try and compile a book list too but I guess most of it would be Poe and King so… đ
- Silent Hill: “Look at me! I’m burning!” For the first time in my life I was ready to get up and leave the theatre. It was so good though that I sat there and kept watching. And then I bought the DVD.
- Recycle: I didn’t really understand the whole lot of it but it was pretty fraked up and scary, the way only the Pang bros can do it.
- Rosemary’s baby: The book was way creepier but it was the movie that made me swear I would NEVER have children. I changed my mind later of course but I was scarred for several years.
- Salem’s Lot: Again, the book was scarier but the movie really really deserves a spot on my list. Somehow, even for a vampire lover like me, a whole town of vampires (and not at all like the fairy twitlike ones) isn’t a very pleasant thought
- Child’s Play: Oh you bet I locked all my humanoid dolls in the attic after this… I wonder why my mum let me watch all this sh*t đ
- 28 Days later: “Hi, I’m your neighbour. I’m gonna rip you apart now, k?” Yep. Scary as frak.
- Alien Films (ALL of them): ALIEN. FRAKING ALIEN. FRIGGING FRAKING ALIEN. I think I told you before that I LOATHE the âAlienâ franchise not for any other reason than that I watched it very young and it gave me plenty of nightmares/made me scream my head off in a full theater *dies of embarassment*
- The Shining: Surprisingly, NOT the Stanley Kubrick version but the 1997 one. Although Jacko was fantastic as Jack Torrance (again the book… brrrr) I really disliked Shelley Duvall as Wendy. I really adored the mini series version though. King’s books are way better as mini series because they NEED the amount of detail the horror master puts in his writings.
- The Mist: “There’s something in the mist. Shut the doors!” Monsters in the mist?Frak yeah ! Thank you Mr. King for another sleepless night.
- Pan’s Labyrinth: When you expet a fairytale and you get this, it’s fairly certain you’ll sh*t bricks đ
- Kingdom Hospital: Again a mini series but it was so good it actually made me freak out when my husband started talking in his sleep. I thought he was possessed :Pp
- Godsend: For some reason this movie scared me to the point of hiding under the blanket. I still have no clue why.
Of course the scariest movies I’ve ever watched were Twitlight, Epic Movie and Dungeons& Dragons. But those were scary the bad way. They were so crappy that I almost cried myself to sleep. Clicking the links above might make your computer shut down in protest.
Which are the movies that scared you the most?
‘The Vampire Diariesâ& âTrue Bloodâ Stars Reveal Their Favourite Scary Flicks
Posted in The Vampire Diaries, True Blood with tags ian somerhalder, Kristin Bauer, nina dobrev, paranormal activity, Rutina Wesley, Sam Trammell, scary movies, True Blood, vampire diaries on October 31, 2010 by Geek TvThe Hollywood Reporter wants to know what films frightened the stars from The Vampire Diaries, Paranormal Activity and True Blood.
For True Blood’s Rutina Wesley, her fear of spiders is nothing compared to being on set this past season.
âIt was scary being on set with some of the animals,â said Wesley, who noted that Arachnophobia, Friday the 13th and Psycho gave her the creeps. âThey were gentle as can be but just the fact that youâre on with hybrid wolves is a little scary.â
But what gives Wesleyâs co-star Sam Trammell nightmares?
âSomething like Paranormal I havenât even seen the end of,â Trammell said. âThat kind of thing is really scary so I watch it in pieces. I love Dario Argento. The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is still horrifying to me because itâs so faux-documentary, itâs so scrappy, itâs horrifying.â
True Blood actress Kristin Bauerâs fears are slightly more realistic.
âWhen I had the fight scene with Stephen Moyer [Bill] I really just had to go for it and snarl and make guttural sounds that felt so ridiculous,â she said. âEvery time they said cut, I said, âReally? Do I look ridiculous?â That was the scariest day. Stephen helped me through it.â
Nina Dobrev, who plays two characters on The Vampire Diaries, says thatâs nothing compared to her fear of blood.
âIronically enough, Iâm very squeamish when it comes to blood,â said Dobrev, who noted that The Ring and the Saw movies âterrifyâ her. âEven on set, there was a scene I had to do where I cut my wrist on camera and it took every little bit of energy and strength that I had because your veins are so exposed. Every person is so fragile and itâs so easy to get hurt, it just freaks me out.â
Her Vampire Diaries co-star Ian Somerhalder agrees with Featherston on Candyman.
âI donât watch that much scary stuff now, but when I was a kid the Freddy Krueger movies and Candyman used to scare the s*** out of me,â he said. âWeâre adults now and it still holds up.â
ABC reveals fairy tale series details
Posted in Uncategorized with tags fairy tale, lost, once upon a time on October 31, 2010 by Geek TvMore details have been revealed about the fairy tale drama series being developed by former Lost producers Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz. It was previously reported that the pair had teamed up with Lost co-creator Damon Lindelof to produce the new show.
Variety now reports that Once Upon a Time has been sold to ABC and will present “a modern-day take on fairy tales, with a female protagonist who comes from a unique background.” The project will be set in present-day Maine and will feature a large ensemble cast. It is also said to combine elements of science-fiction and fantasy.
Once Upon a Time is now in development by ABC for the 2011-12 season.
Geek-O-Lanterns
Posted in Battlestar galactica, Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Doctor who, Games, Geek Films, Geekery, Joss Whedon/Whedonverse, Stargate, The X-Files with tags alien, buffy, dalek, Doctor who, fantasy, gandalf, geek, Geekery, halloween, harry potter, jack-o-lanterns, little big planet, lord of the rings, nightmare before christmas, predator, sci-fi, serenity, space invaders, spiderman, star wars, Stargate, super mario, x-files on October 31, 2010 by Geek TvThis is Halloween, this is halloween pumpkins scream in the dead of night!
Well, my country doesn’t celebrate Halloween so this is just another boring Sunday around here which has fraked up my bio-clock due to daylight saving time change -.- Anyway, this is a good opportunity to admire the hardwork that went into these Jack-o-lanterns. Enjoy!
PS- If any of you has carved a nice sci-fi pumpkin leave a comment and I’ll feature you too!
And the award of the geekiest pumpkins out there goes to these two guys:
Darth Vader: Now On Sale!
Posted in Geek Films with tags auction, costume, darth vader, original, star wars on October 29, 2010 by Geek TvAre you a wealthy nerd? Have you always dreamed of owning one of the original Darth Vader costumes, but lacked the Jedi skill to infiltrate and acquire one from Skywalker Ranch? Well my young Padawan, have I got some news for you!
Christieâs London is set to auction one of the original Vader costumes worn by David Prowse in âThe Empire Strikes Backâ this week, with bidding to start at a meager ÂŁ230,000 (about $366,600). Talk about a steal! A portion of the final sale will be donated to Cancer Research UK, so place your bids now and remember: may the force be with you!
Source: Mirror UK, via The Daily What
Syfy announces ‘Caprica’ cancellation
Posted in Battlestar galactica with tags axed, canceled, cancelled, caprica, syfy on October 28, 2010 by Geek TvSyfy has announced that Caprica has been cancelled. The network opted to pull the Battlestar Galactica prequel off the air immediately and declared that the remaining five episodes of the show’s solitary season will air in the first quarter of 2011. Syfy executive vice president of original programming Mark Stern revealed that the decision to axe the programme was based on disappointing ratings.
In a statement, Stern said: “We appreciate all the support that fans have shown for Caprica and are very proud of the producers, cast, writers and the rest of the amazing team that has been committed to this fine series. Unfortunately, despite its obvious quality, Caprica has not been able to build the audience necessary to justify a second season.”
BSG executive teases ‘Blood & Chrome’
Posted in Battlestar galactica with tags Battlestar galactica, blood and chrome, william adama on October 28, 2010 by Geek TvProducer David Eick has revealed more details of the forthcoming Battlestar Galactica prequel series Blood & Chrome. It was previously announced that the new show would follow a young William Adama as he is assigned to the newly-built spaceship Galactica.
Eick told the Los Angeles Times: “[Adama is] on the precipice of experiencing his first taste of combat. The era… is the threatening, treacherous period known as the First Cylon War, which fans of Battlestar Galactica may remember took place over 40 years before the events of [that show].” He added that the series would introduce several new characters, including the “compelling and unusual” Beka Kelly.
“[She is] an enigmatic, seemingly impenetrable software genius who gives Adama a run for his money in more ways than one,” explained Eick.
The two-hour pilot for Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome is expected to go into production early next year.
True Blood: Season 4 Spoilers
Posted in True Blood with tags season 4, spoilers, True Blood on October 28, 2010 by Geek TvTrue-Blood.net has the first batch of Season 4 spoilers. Follow the link to the video
True Blood pumpkin carving stencils
Posted in True Blood with tags halloween, pumpkin carving, stencil, True Blood on October 28, 2010 by Geek TvAre you planning a True Blood Halloween party and need some appropriate decorations? Want to do something other than the traditional jack-o-lantern for your porch this year? Try one (or more!) of these pumpkin stencils featuring some of our favorite True Blood characters.
Ultimate Pumpkin Stencils has stencils for Sookie, Bill and Eric. Buy them individually for $4.95 each, or get all three for $12.95 and create your own love triangle. The difficulty level ranges from 3/5 for Bill and Sookie to 4/5 for Eric. The Viking always did seem more complicated. The site also features stencils from other TV shows and movies plus cartoons and scary faces.
Camp Blood has free stencils of Sookie, Bill, Lafayette, the poster image, and the signs for Fangtasia and Merlotteâs. The latter two would be neat sitting atop your bar as you serve Tru Blood beverage cocktails!
Zombie Pumpkins also has free stencils of slightly more vicious-looking Bill and Eric, plus a sweet Sookie.