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We are finally getting to see the newest Spider-man Andrew Garfiend in the famous costume, but looking at the scene they were filming yesterday I have to wonder how long he will be keeping that costume on… Seriously WTF is going on in this scene? Is this Hollywood movie or a movie made in the *Valley? *Valley is the porn capitol of the world, for those of you don’t know that
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Two of the actors who played Superman were both playing basketball at the E League Playoff Game and took the time to pose together. Looking at the one who played him on the small screen from 1993-1997 and the one who played him on the big screen in 2006, I had to wonder which one was cuter? I think I will have to disagree with the one who played him on Lois and Clark because I have always something for him and his dimples. Not saying the one who played him in Superman Returns is hard to look at, I enjoyed watching him and his guns on Chuck, but I am just a Dean Cain kind of girl.
BTW you know what would have made that picture perfect? If Tom Welling was there too, how cool would it be to have the 3 surviving actors who have played Superman all hanging out together in tank tops and shorts?
Want a cool little fact? Tom Welling is 2 and a half years older than Brandon Routh, I never would have guessed the one who is playing the youngest version of him is not the youngest one.
Not much more is known, but the above clip is a sneak peek of a surprise for the Supernatural fans after the October 23th episode on The CW. I can’t wait to see what it is because Dean dancing to Eye of the Tiger is pretty scary!
BTW hats off to Supernatural for being the show that gained the most viewers this season! So tune into Supernatural every Thursday at 9p on The CW to find the show other people are finding. That and it is the best season so far!
Kevin VanHook, who wrote and directed Haunted Prison, The Fallen Ones and Voodoo Moon, is back doing his first love comic books. He just finished the 6-part series Superman and Batman Vs. Vampires and Werewolves. I am not a comic book reader and I want to run out and buy it. It has a little something for every comic book reader a little Superheroes and a some mythological creatures!
A man is killed by a mysterious creature — his body drained of blood. A woman is savagely attacked by a ferocious beast — her jugular ripped out. Bat wings flutter across the moon and the howl of a wolf echoes through the streets, for the creatures of the night have risen from the grave, and humanity's only salvation is the combined might of The Last Son of Krypton and The Dark Knight Detective. Blood will run red when Superman and Batman face off against vampires and werewolves for the fate of the entire DCU! 32 pages, $2.99, in stores on Oct. 15 and Oct. 29.
Can't wait until October to pick up Superman and Batman Vs. Vampires and Werewolves, run to your comic book store and buy it now in Diamond Previews.
BTW Kevin VanHook is also wrapping a documentary, Fantastic Flesh about make-up FX that is slated to air on Starz! on October 28th. Seeing what he has done with his past movies, I can't wait to see what he does with this documentary. October is Kevin VanHook's months, so make sure to support him by buying Superman and Batman Vs. Vampires and Werewolves and watching Fantastic Flesh!
Brandon Routh did a pretty bang-up job saving the world last time, so…he’s getting at least one more chance to do it again. The Superman Returns star told E! Online Thursday that he’ll be teaming up again with director Bryan Singer for a sequel due out sometime in 2009. "Well, they’ve publicized that Bryan had finished his deal, which was the lynchpin, I think, in the whole talk about a sequel, so everything looks to be heading that way," Routh said at the DVD and video game launch party for the film that turned the former soap opera actor into a brand name. "I’m certainly excited to do another one. I don’t think we’ll start for awhile since we have a 2009 release, but I’m excited about the potential.” In preparing for the role the first time around, Routh said that he wanted to make sure his 21st-century Superman was both a character of his own creation and an homage to the actors who have suited up before him. "I certainly looked at Christopher Reeve’s performance because he was my Superman, and I knew Superman from him and from watching him many, many times," the 27-year-old Iowa native said. "So definitely I took that energy and the spirit that he has from the character, because it was important that there be a familiar feeling for fans, for audiences to make that transition from watching him to watching this new person. "I definitely was aware of that. But I just knew within myself what it was I wanted to do—how I wanted to move, how I wanted to fly, speak, all of those things." Singer inked a deal with Warner Bros. late last month to produce and direct a sequel.
Brandon Routh did a pretty bang-up job saving the world last time, so…he’s getting at least one more chance to do it again. The Superman Returns star told E! Online Thursday that he’ll be teaming up again with director Bryan Singer for a sequel due out sometime in 2009. "Well, they’ve publicized that Bryan had finished his deal, which was the lynchpin, I think, in the whole talk about a sequel, so everything looks to be heading that way," Routh said at the DVD and video game launch party for the film that turned the former soap opera actor into a brand name. "I’m certainly excited to do another one. I don’t think we’ll start for awhile since we have a 2009 release, but I’m excited about the potential.” In preparing for the role the first time around, Routh said that he wanted to make sure his 21st-century Superman was both a character of his own creation and an homage to the actors who have suited up before him. "I certainly looked at Christopher Reeve’s performance because he was my Superman, and I knew Superman from him and from watching him many, many times," the 27-year-old Iowa native said. "So definitely I took that energy and the spirit that he has from the character, because it was important that there be a familiar feeling for fans, for audiences to make that transition from watching him to watching this new person. "I definitely was aware of that. But I just knew within myself what it was I wanted to do—how I wanted to move, how I wanted to fly, speak, all of those things." Singer inked a deal with Warner Bros. late last month to produce and direct a sequel.
