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Creepshow Moves Outside Its Comfort Zone with “The Right Snuff”
The EC comics inspired horror anthology heads into outer space for the first time!
Shudder
Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare (1991),
True Blood (2008-2014),
Darlin’ (2019), and
Creepshow Season 2, Episode 3:
“The Right Snuff”
Writers: Paul Dini, Stephen Langford, Greg Nicotero
It’s an alternate 1960s, or maybe it’s the future, but what we do know is that the Ocula, a penis-shaped craft orbiting the Earth, is home to a life-altering experiment. Two decorated astronauts are aboard, but while Major Ted Lockwood (Breckin Meyer) is celebrated for developing a machine capable of controlling gravity itself, Major Alex Toomey (Ryan Kwanten) is also along for the ride. Toomey is used to playing second fiddle as he lives in the long shadow of a legendary astronaut father who was the first man on Mars, and his feelings of resentment are about to get worse. An alien presence has made itself known, and
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The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
Photo:
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Warning: Lots and lots of spoilers here.
Nearly 13 years ago, Marvel Studios released
Iron Man, the first independently produced film adaptation of one of its comic book properties. Before that, Marvel licensed its characters to other studios to produce films based on them, some of which were faithful to the source material (Sony’s
Spider-Man, New Line Cinema’s
Blade) and some less so (Universal’s
Hulk, Sony’s
Spider-Man 3). But
Iron Man was different. Marvel Studios employed a director (Jon Favreau) who wanted to stick closely to the comics, and a star (Robert Downey Jr.) who actually read the comics; and in their own Kevin Feige, they had a producer who would protect the legacy set forth by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko and Marvel’s many other creators. The result was a grounded, entertaining action thriller that ended with an after-credits scene that set up a massive, overl
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