At least, this is how Jason Voorhees does it.
Showing posts with label bioshock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bioshock. Show all posts
Monday, April 05, 2010
Sunday, February 28, 2010
The Awesome List: These plants are protecting the city
A potpourri of fantastic stuff I've found around the web...
I'll need some extra butter, please
"The Japanese Spider Crab has a body the size of a basketball and its legs can straddle a car."
Let me repeat that. Its legs... can straddle a car.
Bioshock 2 Trailer
Is awesome.
If you need another reason to be environmentally conscious...
[Giant Monsters Attack!]
Munsters and Addams
Golden Age Comic Book Stories has a cool collection of images from both.
Not enough city officials take vampire prevention seriously
I'll need some extra butter, please
"The Japanese Spider Crab has a body the size of a basketball and its legs can straddle a car."
Let me repeat that. Its legs... can straddle a car.
Bioshock 2 Trailer
Is awesome.
If you need another reason to be environmentally conscious...
[Giant Monsters Attack!]
Munsters and Addams
Golden Age Comic Book Stories has a cool collection of images from both.
Not enough city officials take vampire prevention seriously
Tuesday, August 05, 2008
The Atlantis Journal: Pirate dinner, sea shows, Bioshock movie, and the Phantom on TV
Pirates Dinner Adventure
Pirate-themed, interactive dinner theater. Sure beats watching The Music Man while you eat.
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
Christopher Mills has the review. Makes me want to see how Netflix is stocked on that, Man from Atlantis, and SeaQuest. (Pretty well, it turns out, except for Man from Atlantis.)
What other underwater shows do I need to revisit? Don't say Flipper.
Bioshock movie
While looking over Hollywood's slate of upcoming steampunk movies, i09 ranks the Bioshock one pretty high on the excitement meter, mentioning a Jules Verne influence and an underwater city.
Because I'd do nothing else if I played video games, I try to stay away from them, so I don't know much about Bioshock except that I'm tired of hearing ignorant fans cry "rip off" every time they a deep sea diving suit somewhere else. But "Verne" and "underwater city" certainly get my attention.
New Phantom TV show
Daniel Knauf (Carnivale) and his son Charles have pitched a four-hour Phantom TV movie to the Sci Fi Channel in hopes that it'll eventually become a TV series. A Phantom TV show from the creator of Carnivale sounds pretty good to me in concept, but I'm skeptical about their decision to update the character.
They sound like they're keeping enough of my favorite elements (the skull rings, the guns, the Jungle Patrol) that I don't entirely dispair. But making him an orphan who discovers his Phantom lineage and turning the Singh Brotherhood into corporate bad guys conjures up bad memories of Sci Fi's horrible Flash Gordon series. And with no mention in the article of the horse or the wolf... well, I'm nervous.
Pirate-themed, interactive dinner theater. Sure beats watching The Music Man while you eat.
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
Christopher Mills has the review. Makes me want to see how Netflix is stocked on that, Man from Atlantis, and SeaQuest. (Pretty well, it turns out, except for Man from Atlantis.)
What other underwater shows do I need to revisit? Don't say Flipper.
Bioshock movie
While looking over Hollywood's slate of upcoming steampunk movies, i09 ranks the Bioshock one pretty high on the excitement meter, mentioning a Jules Verne influence and an underwater city.
Because I'd do nothing else if I played video games, I try to stay away from them, so I don't know much about Bioshock except that I'm tired of hearing ignorant fans cry "rip off" every time they a deep sea diving suit somewhere else. But "Verne" and "underwater city" certainly get my attention.
New Phantom TV show
Daniel Knauf (Carnivale) and his son Charles have pitched a four-hour Phantom TV movie to the Sci Fi Channel in hopes that it'll eventually become a TV series. A Phantom TV show from the creator of Carnivale sounds pretty good to me in concept, but I'm skeptical about their decision to update the character.
They sound like they're keeping enough of my favorite elements (the skull rings, the guns, the Jungle Patrol) that I don't entirely dispair. But making him an orphan who discovers his Phantom lineage and turning the Singh Brotherhood into corporate bad guys conjures up bad memories of Sci Fi's horrible Flash Gordon series. And with no mention in the article of the horse or the wolf... well, I'm nervous.
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