It all started four years ago. A cool company called Lux Digital Pictures asked me if I wanted to write a documentary about kung fu films. I said “let me think abou…YES!” I premiered Films of Fury: The Kung Fu Movie Movie at the San Diego Comic Con last year, and now, Phase 4 has
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When I was a kid, Pittsburgh was considered a dump. Now that I’m an older kid, I’m happy to report that the general consensus is that Pittsburgh is great: full of great food, great sports, great folk, great roller coasters, and now the great Pittsburgh Comicon, who were kind enough to invite me to participate
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Busy week. First up: on Wednesday, April 18th, I’m scheduled to be interviewed on Where Monsters Dwell, a cool pop culture ‘n’ comics ‘n’ comedy website/radio show. You can find it here: http://wheremonstersdwell.ca/ And here: And also on iTunes. I imagine we’ll talk about my various and sundry comic book contributions, but since it’ll be
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Things are looking up. Donnie Yen has signed for another Ip Man movie (in 3D yet). The advertisements for Stephen Fung’s (House of Fury) new film, Tai Chi 0 (the first in a planned trilogy), have gone up in Beijing (and the movie has been sold to Well Go USA for U.S. release as well).
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Films of Fury: The Kung Fu Movie Movie comes out on DVD May 1st, 2012. But I’m not counting down to that. No, on Thursday, April 19, 2012, 14 days from now, Films of Fury (The Kung Fu Movie Movie) will have an interactive screening on www.constellation.tv at 8pm. Constellation does these amazing screenings with
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… and, maybe more importantly, why? Because make no mistake. John Carter did not die naturally. First he was murdered by the title. Based generally on Tarzan creator Edgar Rice Burroughs’s John Carter of Mars “Barsoom” books, and specifically on the A Princess of Mars novel, Disney, in their wisdom, not only lopped “Mars” from
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