Archive · 2005

August 2005

308 posts

LEAK LETTERS #22

Mailbagsukidoji: The Steady Leak may not be so steady these days, but your letters have been, so I must share them and answer them so that the wheels keep turning on this crazy little bitch. Feel free to ask whatever about whomever or whatever, and I'll do my… Continue reading →

DAILY GRABOID 8.17.05

I've started fresh with the Graboid, going for a more polished and tougher perspective. If you get them from now on it'll be because you're an astute fan of movies. I'm not going to make it easy and it's going to be from something I either like or find it fun… Continue reading →

HOUSE OF X-MEN AND FOG

As the disaster of X3 stops impending and starts just plain old happening, the final roles are being cast. I can't believe that there are more characters in this film, and more than that, I can't believe they're still filling roles with people of whom I've… Continue reading →

DAVE'S UNDERGROUND

I try to avoid too much hype whenever I can help it, which is no easy feat in this gig. Whether succumbing to it myself from advanced buzz or dispensing it here on the site through various recommendations… either way it tends to lead to a degree of… Continue reading →

LET'S SHAKE

There are two ways to approach this story: One would be to just do it from the 9/11 angle, as this is the second film to be explicitly about 9/11 (the first, by dint of being announced first, is Oliver Stone's untitled Port Authority cop movie). The other… Continue reading →

WHAT IS LEFT TURN?

Left Turn is the second daily comic strip for CHUD.com, one which will be debuting on Monday, September 6th. A 180 degree shift from RON, this is an R-rated and totally serious crime epic written by yours truly with art by Simon Wright.People die all the… Continue reading →

300 GETS 1 (SO FAR)

Dawn of the Dead redirector Zach Snyder has been struggling like a Spartan to get an adaptation of Frank Miller’s graphic novel 300 into production ever since zombies stormed the local mall on fleet undead feet, but now the charge has begun. Miller’s story is… Continue reading →