Usually I would write here what my interviewee is best known for. But Greg Rucka has become a very popular writer in so many circles and theres crossover within them all. Rucka started out as a thriller novelist which led to him becoming a very popular mainstream comic book writer with runs on Adventures of Superman, Batman, Spider-Man and Wolverine. Diehard comic book fans know...
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josearcadio:
A great interview with a great writer!!!!!!!!! 
kundalini:
I like Rucka's work, but I don't know about this "X-men movie is about gays in America" thing or where it comes from. I don't see it. Is he jerking the collective fanboy chain?
if yo u ever think "This is the kickoff for the summer season"
pleasekill yourself
pleasekill yourself
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saraphine:
Communion was 900,000,000 times better than those other nghts. And it closed in 95 so...Anyway, ai went recently to check out this new fangled Limelight and was so sad. I guess it's for the best though. Well then, thanks for waking me the hell up! I've been sitting here for like an hour and a half and haven't even made coffee yet!
saraphine:
That statement along with your avatar really made me laugh....Sorry. Yeah I think teenagers usually are innately evil. Some of us took the evil and ran with it. I am not a mean person--have never fought anyone or anything, but I did set an accidental fire, I was great at shoplifting, and I really hated fur coat wearing rich bitches. A lot. Throwing pop corn at them made me feel good. Hahaha this convo is stimulating! As a side note, your old avatar of the sad birthday boy was one of my all time faves
Years ago I was interviewed and one of their questions was whether there was anyone I really wanted to interview that I hadnt yet. Most of the people I named I have talked such as Frank Miller, James O'Barr and Darren Aronofsky. Time to check off another one with someone Ive wanted to talk to for 15 years, Mike Patton. Like most Patton...
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poisson:
Mike Patton is the best! 
milloux:
Bahaha, What a Winner.
Mexican native Ana Mushkadiz is the star of the brilliant and controversial Battle in Heaven. Battle in Heaven features explicit real sex and was nominated for the Golden Palm at the 2005 Cannes Film Festival. The film is the second feature film from Carlos Reygadas whose first film, Japon, also featured real sex and had real sex in it. Battle in Heaven is about a...
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courtneyriot:
Mexican native Ana Mushkadiz is the star of the brilliant and controversial Battle in Heaven. Battle in Heaven features explicit real sex and was nominated for the Golden Palm at the 2005 Cannes Film Festival. The film is the second feature film from Carlos Reygadas whose first film, Japon, also featured...
raycasino:
She's lovely, but Battle In Heaven was crap. I'm sure I didn't entirely "get it", but from what I got out of it, I didn't miss much. The imaginery was nice and Reygadas used sound in a pretty clever way in a couple of scenes, but mostly it was just overly pretentious artschool wankery.
I really liked Japn though, so that made BiH's awfulness even more depressing.
[Edited on Jun 04, 2006 by RayCasino]
I really liked Japn though, so that made BiH's awfulness even more depressing.
[Edited on Jun 04, 2006 by RayCasino]
Lloyd Kaufman is crazy. Not just in that I direct Troma movies kind of way but they kind of crazy you dont understand until you work for someone. When I worked on Tromeo & Juliet ten years ago I found that Kaufman can make a strong woman cry. But no matter what happened he was always pleasant to me. Im not sure why, maybe it...
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columbia:
thats soo tiight! YAYUH Lloyd Koffman! I went to Troma-palo0za and it was Awesome, Had The Koffman himself sign my PBR beer stained wife beater OMG it was awesome!
merodack:
Uno de los grandes dentro del septimo arte, un aproductoroa que en sus 40 aos ha sacado las mas delirantes y obsenas cintas, SON LO MEJOR!!!
Entre mis faboritas:
Por supuesto la saga Vengador Toxico
-chopper chick un zombie town
-Terror firmer (desquiciada)
-Sargento Kabukiman
-Alien blood
- Troma wars (LOST??)
-Los surfistas nazis deben morir
- y un monton mas!!!
LIVE TROMA!!!!
Entre mis faboritas:
Por supuesto la saga Vengador Toxico
-chopper chick un zombie town
-Terror firmer (desquiciada)
-Sargento Kabukiman
-Alien blood
- Troma wars (LOST??)
-Los surfistas nazis deben morir
- y un monton mas!!!
LIVE TROMA!!!!
Frank Spotnitz is best known for his seven year run as a producer/writer on The X-Files. Last TV season Spotnitz was given a chance to resurrect Night Stalker which was a direct influence on The X-Files but was quickly cancelled after a couple of months. Night Stalker starred Stuart Townsend as Carl Kolchak, a reporter for the Los Angeles Beacon who ends up investigating paranormal...
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cineman:
Another excellent interview of someone in my wheelhouse, DRE. This one is, in my opinion, actually more insightful than the one the WGA did with Spotnitz before they launched "TNS".
Well done!
Well done!
fake111:
I dug that show....oh well.
Sid and Marty Krofft haunt my nightmares. Well not so much them personally, it would be weird if two AARP members bedeviled me in my sleep. But I saw some show of theirs where some fat dude got stuck with porcupine quills and now for some reason that makes me wake up in a cold sweat. Now that Rhino Home Entertainment is releasing the Kroffts...
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pheme:
Great interview!
I too am old enough to remember all these shows when they first aired.
Saturday mornings weren't Saturday mornings with out Sid and Marty.
They're a huge part of my childhood.
Marshall, Will and Holly
on a routine expedition...
I too am old enough to remember all these shows when they first aired.
Saturday mornings weren't Saturday mornings with out Sid and Marty.
They're a huge part of my childhood.
Marshall, Will and Holly
on a routine expedition...
strega:
Great interview. I loved the Bugaloos so much.
the omen remake is weak ass shit
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simulacra:
I dug the Black Heart interview. New fans with be under the spell of Jimmy Lavelle.
belkins666:
Hey now...maybe i'm not :hip: enough but I loved the remake of the Omen...
I first discovered Rehabilitating Mr. Wiggles just strolling through my local comic book store and I saw the cover of the first collection. It was a happy little teddy bear smoking a cigarette watching a dog on fire. I knew automatically this would become one of my favorite comic strips. Its been over three years since Rehabilitating Mr. Wiggles creator, Neil Swaab, and I...
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courtneyriot:
I first discovered Rehabilitating Mr. Wiggles just strolling through my local comic book store and I saw the cover of the first collection. It was a happy little teddy bear smoking a cigarette watching a dog on fire. I knew automatically this would become one of my favorite comic strips. Its been...
xenophobic:
i love neil swaab. he's a funny, funny bastard.
Gus Black is the talented singer/songwriter that was never even looking to release an album in the United States. But independent label Cheap Lullaby was so entranced by what they heard of Blacks newest album, Autumn Days, they felt American audiences had a right to hear it.
Buy Autumn Days
Daniel Robert Epstein: I read the inspiration for the new album was a breakup.
Gus...
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Buy Autumn Days
Daniel Robert Epstein: I read the inspiration for the new album was a breakup.
Gus...
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courtneyriot:
Gus Black is the talented singer/songwriter that was never even looking to release an album in the United States. But independent label Cheap Lullaby was so entranced by what they heard of Blacks newest album, Autumn Days, they felt American audiences had a right...
rowsofhouses:
Loved him when he was just "Gus" and love him now. The new album is great.
Gregory Dark is best known for transitioning from making porno films in the 80s to becoming one of the most sought after and talented music video directors in the business. He is finally making his feature film debut with See No Evil. See No Evil is a brutal horror flick in the style of 80s slasher films. It stars the pro wrestler Kane as a...
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cineman:
Before my producing career got going I used to work as an audio freelancer with the WWE - and still did as recently as last year when I could occasionally, to make some extra dough, - and Glen / "Kane" is not only a fantastic actor, but one of the nicest guys to work with in the whole organization. He's very smart and he should have a long acting career (beyond wrestling) if he wants it - and why wouldn't he?
And Vince is one of the smarter guys you're gonna run into as well - he and Trump aren't great pals just because they're both rich - so I would expect WWE Films to become a serious player in the action / horror genres over time.
And Vince is one of the smarter guys you're gonna run into as well - he and Trump aren't great pals just because they're both rich - so I would expect WWE Films to become a serious player in the action / horror genres over time.
mindfuck:
thats how I looked at it when I made adult films. I also did things like conceptual art pieces using sex scenes where I didnt try to make them erotic. I tried to make them bizarre and unusual and almost anti-erotic to see how the viewer would react.
- i want to act for this man.
as for the movie, the storyline still looks like something Id like miss.
I really dont understand torture porn.
Why
videodrome
whhhyyy???
my journal rulez
charlesmanson:
Yes, sir. Your journal rules.
telltale:
Hey, great job with the Placebo interview! I didn't even realize Michael Stipe was on the album until then. Definitely made me give "Broken Promise" a second listen.