He even turned up in costume, which was nice of him.
Month: July 2013
Look everyone! It’s the entire Comic-Con Hannibal panel!
Fifty minutes of Hannibal fun for your enjoyment!
Monday’s “Supernatural spin-off, Avengers 2: Age of Ultron plus new season trailers” news
Film
- Avengers 2 to be Age of Ultron
- Man of Steel 2 to feature Batman
- Duncan Jones to direct World of Warcraft
Trailers
- Trailer for Riddick [NSFW]
- Trailer for The Hunger Games 2: Catching Fire
- Featurette and trailer for Veronica Mars
UK TV
- Sky Living acquires: NBC’s The Blacklist
- Saturday ratings: Top of the Lake down 650k
New UK TV shows
- Geri Halliwell developing Life Sucks for Channel 4
- Clips from BBC3’s Going Native
New UK TV show casting
- Casting for Channel 4’s New Worlds
- Chris Langham to appear in Lee
US TV
- Sizzle reel for season 2 of Arrow
- Trailer for season 4 of The Walking Dead
- Trailer for season 2 of The Vikings
- Trailer for season 2 of Revolution
- Trailer for season 2 of Banshee
- Friday ratings
US TV show casting
- Michael Jai White and Kevin Alejandro to appear on Arrow
- Lindsey Gort to play Samantha on The Carrie Diaries
- Naveen Andrews joins Once Upon A Time In Wonderland
- Adam Pally to recur on The Mindy Project
- Amy Acker promoted to regular on Person of Interest
- Josh Stamberg to recur on Parenthood
New US TV shows
- The CW developing spin-off from Supernatural
- Robert Kirkman’s Clone being adapted
New US TV show casting
- Cobie Smulders to appear on ABC’s Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD
- Jason Momoa to star in Sundance’s The Red Road
Audio and radio play reviews
Review: Hammer Chillers – season 1
A little while ago, Bafflegab Productions announced the launch of Hammer Chillers, a series of weekly audio horror plays produced in conjunction with Hammer. Each week, a new play – lovingly priced at a mere £2.99 per halfish-hour episode – was released. The authors were pretty impressive, too, with Stephen Gallagher (Eleventh Hour), Stephen Volk (Ghostwatch), Paul Magrs (Vince Cosmos) and comedian Robin Ince in the line-up.
But you know me. Finding the time to listen to all these and write a review of them. Surely that would be impossible?
Well it’s not, and now that all six episodes have been made available and are now available to buy en masse as a download or on CD come next Friday, it’s time to review all of them: the good, the bad and the ugly.
Follow me after the jump…
Just in case you wanted to watch a comedy pilot with Ricky Gervais as a David Bowie impersonator
Golden Years – not to be confused with Stephen King’s Golden Years – was one of Channel 4’s 1999 Comedy Lab pilots. Written by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, it sees a pre-The Office Gervais as a video store owner obsessed with David Bowie and appearing on Stars in Their Eyes. It’s quite David Brent-like and if you have 20-odd minutes to spare, you can watch it below.
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