The CW has announced the renewal of five shows: The Vampire Diaries, Supernatural, Gossip Girl, 90210, and America’s Next Top Model.
The inclusion of Supernatural is especially intriguing, as creator Eric Kripke has previously said that his plan for the…
My sister and I sat in line for two hours to see New Moon on Saturday night; we had considered trying our luck opening night but knew that we would never succeed against the true Twihards. (And we were right…
‘Nuff said.
Basically, the super-strong vampire girl offs her rival for a boy’s affections, figuring the mortal is done for. But when the other girl gets made over like Frankenstein, it’s two undead creatures battling for dominance. I know what…
So great to see that not everyone thinks vampires have to be undead seduction extraordinaires — I’ve said much the same in the past, and in my own vampire novel (no joke), I’ll be opting for less of the sexy…
Hmm… I’m not sure how to feel about this. You all know how much I love reimaginings — and I shrieked like a little girl when I caught sight of Pinocchio, Vampire Slayer in Forbidden Planet the other week —…
In honor of Gossip Girl’s upcoming threesome, Movieline has composed a tribute (love it) to the best sex scenes in recent TV history.
Many of these hit their scandal peak when I was still in grade school, so it makes…
…mostly because it only has Arlene and Terry, who, will a cute couple, cannot carry the show on their own. I’m actually disappointed in this mash-up — I expected some clever riffs on Bill and Eric’s rivalry, the various monsters/creepies,…
Several reviewers have commented on the structure of the episode, and the fact that they wrapped up the Maryann storyline in a half hour. But that worked for me — this doesn’t strike me as a show that relies on…
I enjoyed vampire graphic-novel-turned-film 30 Days of Night for its setting (Alaska in the dead of winter, aka no sun) and twisted humor (little-kid vamps, eek); but that’s not compelling enough for me to be uber-excited for the sequel.
With…
A cute piece at Clique Clack makes the claim that Buffy Summers and Supernatural’s Dean Winchester are very similar characters, with common morals and motivations.
Having not seen much of the latter (next on my Netflix!), I can’t definitively say…
