Wednesday, December 26, 2007

Projekt Werwolf Publicity Bonanza!



I can't believe all of the feedback that I am gettting regarding Projekt Werwolf, it is amazing. And, I can't say enough about Patrick Coyle and Komikwerks, they have done such a great job getting us publicity and exposure. And, on top of that my friend Chris Carman recently gave us a plug in his latest blog update. If you haven't checked out Chris' work yet, his link is in my list- check it out!

Anyways, at last count these are the comic news sites that have run articles on PW:


Comic Book Bin

Diamond Galleries- Scoop


Silver Bullet Comics


Comics2film

Comicon- The Pulse

Academy of Art University

ComicsList.com


*ComicMonsters.com

SuperHeroNews

Monday, December 24, 2007

Merry Christmas!



It's that time of year. Merry Christmas everybody! And good luck with those New Year's resolutions.

Saturday, December 22, 2007

Rambo 4 Trailer

Had to post it. One of the most anticipated movies of 2008 (at least by myself).

Friday, December 21, 2007

Hellboy II: The Golden Army (Trailer)

Looks freaking awesome. I remember reading the trade, and thought it'd make a great sequel to the 1st movie. This looks like Hellboy II had a bigger budget than the 1st one. I don't know if they did, but it sure looks like it. Looks fantastic.

Thursday, December 20, 2007

G.I.JOE Movie Casting

Some exciting news coming out about the new G.I.Joe movie from AICN. You can check it out here: http://www.aintitcool.com/node/35121

Basically, it breaks down like this:



Ray Park as Snake Eyes: Okay, this one I get. It makes perfect sense you need an amazing martial artist to play this part. Ray has the right vibe, I would have probably made the exact same casting choice if this were my movie.



Sienna Miller as The Baroness: Okay, I can see this happening.



Sam Worthington as Duke: Again, I can see this as a real possibility. He is a very good actor, and I imagine Duke will have the majority of lines in the film - so this makes sense.



Byun-Hun Lee as Storm Shadow: Again, you need an amazing martial artist, and he fits the bill. Another great casting choice. After all, GIJOE is not just another action movie, it should be the greatest ACTION movie of all time and the greatest ninja movie of all time.



Rachel Nichols as Scarlett: I'm not sure if Rachel Nichols has any background in the martial arts or small arms combat, and I'm not sure if she's a good actor. As it is, I can only think of two reasons she would be offered the part. But, they sure are good reasons.



Said Taghmaoui as Breaker: Uh, yeah Breaker...... whatever. Great choice. I guess.



Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje as Heavy Duty: Okay, that tears it! I'm sure this guy is a great actor and everything, but Heavy Duty?!@! WTF!!! is he doing in the GIJOE movie? Do you have any idea how hard it was to even find a picture of "Heavy Duty" on the internet? He was never a part of the cartoon, and has no fans.

Give the people what they want! Give them ROADBLOCK! Roadblock is one of the most popular GIJOE characters ever, to not have him in the movie would be a crime. I also know the perfect person to play him. Think about it, who is:

HUGE
BIG MUSCLES
FROM LOUISIANA
CHEERFUL PERSONALITY
FAMILIARITY WITH LARGE GUNS

That is right none other than the Mailman himself people - KARL MALONE. He is still in great shape, and born to play this part.






Asked about making movies, the Mailman had this to say:

Karl, a few players have gone on to successful movie careers. If the opportunity presented itself would you give it a try?

Without a doubt, but it'd have to be an action-packed kind of movie. It couldn't be like "Romancing the Stone" or something like that. It'd have to be like an unbelievable green beret rescue action hero -- you know, something like that.


Sounds like the door is wide open. Hollywood, make it happen!

Sunday, December 16, 2007

Too cool not to post



The new trailer for "The Dark Knight" premiered online today, this looks awesome! And, if I'm not mistaken will probably just be the tip of the iceberg as far as what this movie has in store for us. I don't know about you but Christopher Nolan ranks in my book as one the top 5 directors working today, I've loved every film I've seen of his and he is batting a thousand (no pun intended). Looks like he hit this one out of park too!



http://atasteforthetheatrical.com/deathtrap/default.htm

Monday, December 10, 2007

Projekt Werwolf in the news again!


This time it's my alma matta the Academy of Art University, running an interview with me and Kev about "Projekt Werwolf", looks pretty good. I'm really happy with several things in this article:

1. They spelt my name right
2. They provided links to the Comic and this blog
3. They included some art for show

I couldn't have asked for more than that to check it out just click on this!

It is the top story on this website:

http://www.academyart.edu/news/academynews.jsp