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9 items from 2012
Errors Of The Human Body (2011) Teaser Trailer: Eron Sheean
18 April 2012 10:57 AM, PDT | Film-Book | See recent Film-Book news »
Errors of The Human Body Trailer. Eron Sheean‘s Errors of The Human Body (2011) teaser trailer stars Michael Eklund, Karoline Herfurth, Tómas Lemarquis, Rik Mayall, and Iván González. Errors of The Human Body‘s plot synopsis: “Dr. Geoff Burton takes up a position at a new institute in wintry Dresden, Germany. His contribution to a former [...]
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Watch: Wild Teaser for 'Errors of the Human Body' Genetics Thriller
17 April 2012 9:01 PM, PDT | firstshowing.net | See recent FirstShowing.net news »
"You're unique, you see... but at the moment you're a bit of a danger to yourself." What the hell is going on in this? Twitch (via TheMovieBox) has unveiled a teaser trailer for an indie film called Errors of the Human Body, directed by Eron Sheean, some weird scientific, supernatural thriller set in the world of human genetics. Starring Tomas Lemarquis, Rik Mayall, Karoline Herfurth, with Michael Eklund (The Divide) as a tortured scientist working passionately on a regeneration gene. It starts out with almost a Chronicle-like tease, then gets very wacky midway through, but it certainly got my attention. Take a look! Watch the first teaser trailer for Eron Sheean's Errors of the Human Body, embedded via Twitch: Dr. Geoff Burton (played by Michael Eklund) takes up a position at a new research institute in wintery Dresden, Germany. His contribution to a former colleague's crucial project, a human regeneration gene, »
- Alex Billington
First Look at All Those Nasty Errors of the Human Body
16 April 2012 7:17 PM, PDT | DreadCentral.com | See recent Dread Central news »
Our friends over at Twitch have scored the first official trailer for Eron Sheean's indie thriller, Errors Of The Human Body, and have it right here for you free of any genetic defects! Dig it!
The cast includes Rik Mayall, Michael Eklund, Germany’s Karoline Herfurth, and Tomas Lemarquis. Sheean makes his feature directorial debut from a script he co-wrote with former Edinburgh Film Festival director Shane Danielsen.
Synopsis
Canadian scientist Dr Geoff Burton takes up a position at a new institute in wintry Dresden, Germany. His contribution to their most important project – a human regeneration gene-has the potential to make something miraculous out of a personal tragedy that has haunted him for years. Errors of the Human Body is about one man’s quest for redemption from his own disturbing past, set within the mysterious world of genetic engineering.
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Six to watch: small-screen politicians
23 March 2012 5:00 AM, PDT | The Guardian - TV News | See recent The Guardian - TV News news »
With Game Change appearing soon on UK screens, we look at TV's best political animals. Did we vote wisely?
Game Change, HBO's film about the 2008 presidential campaign gets its UK premiere next month on the back of many column inches devoted to its portrayal of Sarah Palin and her rollercoaster run for the vice presidency.
Julianne Moore's portrayal of the political pantomime villain is the latest fictional statesmen who've entertained the episodic electorate down the years. From inspirational Us presidents to some utter B'Stards, when pop culture and politics collide the schedules throw up a kaleidoscope of party animals. But who did it best? This is our six to watch small-screen politicians.
Has your favourite made our card, or has the election been rigged? Cast your vote in the comment section below.
Josiah "Jed" Bartlet – The West Wing (1999 – 2006)
The show started life during the Clinton era but it was »
- Daniel Bettridge
Promiscuville: Rise of the Dead Author Chris Wade Explores the Living and the Dead: An Interview
21 March 2012 4:00 AM, PDT | 28 Days Later Analysis | See recent 28 Days Later Analysis news »
Chris Wade is a United Kingdom based author, editor, illustrator and publisher. He is a master of the creative arts and his latest novel Promiscuville: Rise of the Dead is sure to appeal to zombie genre fans here on 28Dla.
The novel involves desperate characters fighting the undead, but the biggest threat comes from within and from each other. What happens when trust whittles down to nothing and the hordes grow?
Fans will have to purchase the novel to find out. This title released March 10th and fans of zombie fiction can enjoy this short interview in which Wade reveals his love for zombie films, George A. Romero and writing in the genre.
(Michael R. Allen) Chris thanks for talking about your latest novel here on 28Dla. For all the aspiring writers out there, what motivates you to write? And what motivates you to write fiction like Promiscuville: Rise of the Dead? »
- noreply@blogger.com (Michael Allen)
52 films unfairly rated lower than 6 stars on the IMDb
23 February 2012 4:12 AM, PST | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
Democracy is a flawed concept. Here are 50 films that the IMDb voters would unfairly have you believe are worth no more than 5.9/10…
Six out of ten isn’t a very good score, really. It’s barely over half marks. 60 per cent. It’s alright, but it’s not great. You wouldn’t be proud of getting six out of ten on most kinds of tests, would you? So you might assume that any film that scores under six stars out of ten on the IMDb isn’t very good – possibly even terrible.
But that’s not always the case. Averages don’t tell the whole story; anything that’s potentially controversial or divisive will end up with a score that suggests most people weren’t that bothered about it, since high and low scores will be averaged – and IMDb users often exaggerate their scores anyway, giving a film one star »
The Comic Strip Presents...: The Complete Collection
22 February 2012 5:46 AM, PST | JustPressPlay.net | See recent JustPressPlay news »
There’s not a single other show in the history of television that has had as sporadic a run as The Comic Strip Presents.... It ran for five seasons: from 1982-1984 (two seasons), 1988, 1990, and 1993. In between those seasons, a series of TV specials and theatrical releases peppered the public consciousness keeping the show in mind, even as the stars that made it famous went on to wild success in shows of their own. At the heart of the show you’d find Adrian Emondson, Dawn French, Rik Mayall, Peter Richardson, Jennifer Saunders, and Nigel Planer, though later on it was increasingly common for only a few of them to appear with recognizable faces such as Jim Broadbent, Miranda Richardson, Robbie Coltrane, and others as guests. The Comic Strip Presents... wasn’t your typical comedy show; it didn’t skip from one skit to the next, it didn’t have the »
- Lex Walker
Forgotten Gems of Gaming: Hogs of War
16 February 2012 1:51 PM, PST | Obsessed with Film | See recent Obsessed with Film news »
If you remember making turn-based bacon with war torn pigs in the Playstation’s twilight years, then you probably enjoyed Hogs of War. This tactical third-person war sim was a charming game with outstanding gameplay, but perhaps failed to achieve the popularity and success it deserves.
Classic
Hogs of War was released for the original Playstation and the PC in mid-2000, after the Playstation 2 had been released but before most people had upgraded to Sony’s newest machine, the cash-money needed was just too much. I first encountered Hogs’ on a demo disc for the Official Playstation Magazine, and it struck me as something special from the first time I played it, mainly because I love bacon and shooting stuff. I later bought the full game with its stand out cover art featuring a helmet with the words “Born to Grill”–one of the many pig references throughout the game. »
- Rob John Downer
The James Clayton Column: a few alternatives to War Horse
5 January 2012 2:33 AM, PST | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
War Pigs? War Totoro? As Spielberg’s War Horse hoofs into cinemas, James comes up with a few alternative battle and animal movie combinations…
Whoa, Joey! Exciting things are ahoof with World War I drama-flick War Horse galloping into theatres. After the performance capture work of The Adventures Of Tintin, Steven Spielberg is back in the saddle directing live-action, getting his hands dirty with real people, real horses and a lot of real mud.
We know that Spielberg is a living legend among filmmakers who excels at making touching friendship tales that tug at your heartstrings, bombard you with spectacle and get you high on adventure. He’s also a dab hand at pulling off period detail and has a proven track record in producing epic war stories.
With myriad memories of E.T., Saving Private Ryan, Schindler’s List and the Indiana Jones flicks floating about in the background, the »
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