Well, 2011 seems to be my year for films. In addition to Films of Fury: The Kung Fu Movie Movie, my Scottish (by way of Armenia) friend Ara Paiaya was nice enough to give me billing for a glorified cameo I made his new direct-to-DVD action thriller The Suppressor. And now I make a cameo
Read More —
As plans for the premiere of the documentary Films of Fury: The Kung Fu Movie Movie continue, producer Tom Coleman was told about ActionFest, a film festival that started only last year. Set in the bucolic bluegrass hills of Asheville, North Carolina — the Austin of NC — it’s a burgeoning event with loads of
Read More —
Back from ActionFest in Asheville NC (grrrr-ate … see separate post on that supercool experience) and on to I-Con at Stony Brook University from April 15 – 17 (http://www.iconsf.org/). I’ll have my new book in the dealer’s room/artist’s alley (not sure which yet), and they’ve already scheduled me for six, count ‘em, six panels. I’ll
Read More —
As I read/see all the stuff that passes for “Medea Nooz” now — pandering, superficial, agitation-mongering, biased, playing-to-the-easiest-lunatic-fringe-with-the-most-ready-cash prattling– I recalled the delight some French friends exhibited when they discovered the term “rubbernecking.” They thought it was great that Americans actually had a word to identify the drivers unaffected by a car accident who still
Read More —
Got an iPad, iPhone, Kindle, or similar reader? Don’t want to spend a whopping $14.99 for my new book, Films of Fury: The Kung Fu Movie Book? Well, head on over to the link below and get the e-book version for a mere $8. Jiminy, at that price I might get one myself…! http://www.scribd.com/doc/52127777/Films-of-Fury-DRM