Ergebnis für "The Cinema" in Action & Abenteuer

Here it is: the blood-and-sap-splattered epic of gritty, wisecracking survivors turned mutant warriors in a global apocalypse against gigantic man-eating...dandelions. One sunny morning, the world awoke to the revenge of their own well-manicured lawns: Seeded by chemtrails and radiated by black-ops satellites, innocent little weeds swelled to massive size and uprooted themselves from the broken earth and raced off hungrily toward their new menu - mankind!

Michael Kanuckel's story creeped me out from the start. It has moments that combine classic VHS movies like McQueen's The Blob and some from John Carpenters The Thing. It does this with minimal characters and locations and uses its uniquely crafted story to conjure up images straight from nightmares. The characters are drawn so well that they are real. Their (and your own) fear becomes truly and horrifically tangible. When you enter this desolate nightmare, it leaves you wanting more. It has one of the best cliff-hangers I have read.

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Bobby Cinema is going to introduce a new sequel film series from an old TV series. I can't pitch these ideas to networks and movie studios; they will turn them down and tell me they don't take unsolicited material. So I have a new idea that I created with my old book, Bobby Cinema's 20 Movie and TV Plot Summary Ideas.

I am introducing my new movie or TV characters crossing over existing television characters on TV or movies. I writing a plot summary or a synopsis about potential crossovers that could lead us off to a spin off or a movie franchise from my movie characters that I created to interact with my favorite shows to my potentials that I created for a few years. I have been rejected by Hollywood for a long time because they don't take unsolicited material from writers.