We are just having fun reviewing and discussing comic books, graphic novels, manga, anime/animation, music and movies that we have recently read, listened to or watched.
Warner Bros. Animation is still going strong. We had The Death of Superman and now we get The Reign of Supermen. I enjoy that DC is doing these great animated movies. Taking stories from the comics and making them come alive through animation , you can’t beat it. Here’s The Reign of The Supermen trailer through DC’s YouTube channel:
This is a music video that Logan found that I just love. It has been out for a while, but it still is a fun song and video. The song is by Josh Fix entitled “Call Me Artemis Fowl”. The video I can only assume was edited by iREADmedia to imagery from the Artemis Fowl graphic novels. So enjoy this fun one through iREADmedia’s YouTube channel:
Just the band’s name, Jane In Space, gives my imagination a que to what we might get with the band’s sound. It didn’t disappoint with their title track “Gorerunner” from their current album. Just taking the single by itself you have what I would call an avant garde style of music.
The music video takes this single and uses it like a sound track. The video uses live action, but diffuses it to look almost animated. The director, Permian Strata, makes the video a SciFi short, which I love. Separately the single and video are neat, but combined, for me it was very cool and many SciFi lovers will enjoy.
Jane In Space’s Gorerunner LP is out now, but you get to check out their music video for “Gorerunner” through their YouTube channel – Richard:
So Halloween is just around the corner and what better way to celebrate than with…well Halloween! Thanks to MovieClips Trailers YouTube channel for the trailer:
Star Wars Resistance is looking to be fun! Can’t wait to check it out. Thanks to the Star Wars YouTube channel for the trailer:
Our friend Russell Emanuel is in the grove and is in the process of doing a follow up to his award winning Assassin’s Apprentice in Assassin’s Apprentice: Silbadores of the Canary Islands. If you wanted to be part of a film, but didn’t know how this is a cool way you can help out. You can use this link to go to The Assassin’s Apprentice: Silbadores of the Canary Islands KickStarter page.
You will see that the funding has already been reached and surpassed, which is great! This means they can make the production of the film that much better. Russell has commented that there are additional stretch goals that have been added to the page.
You can still help out with the production and be part of Russell’s growing catalog of films. Check out the video from the KickStarter page and don’t forget to jump on over to the page and contribute to become part of the movie making industry.
Youtuber AllegoriestAMVs made a great AMV for Gatchaman Crowds set to Johnny Hollow’s single “Superhero”. Check it out below through the YouTube channel:
A new trailer for Goosebumps 2 Haunted Halloween to check out through Movieclips Trailers:
Hamish Anderson is given everyone a 1980’s feel with his latest “No Good”. This harkens back to that good old rock sound with the electric guitar being the star instrument. Hamish’s voice is a clear strong baritone that grounds the single perfectly.
The music video itself is done well. If spot lights the band with a performance video. To me though this song is one to listen to and appreciate, more than to watch. Check out “No Good” through Hamish Anderson’s YouTube channel – Richard:
Sheridan Reed is giving everyone a soulful single with his latest “We Should Both Be Here”. The single has the tapping drum stick that keeps the single moving forward, otherwise this single could easily fall into being to slow. However, like I said, Sheridan avoids this with the stead beat. The rest of the instrumentals and vocals flow around this beat in a seamless easy flowing single.
The music video takes it’s ques from the single with a slow panning aspect that captures the rhythm of the song. Look for Sheridan Reed’s album when it becomes available, until then enjoy the music video for “We Should both Be Here” from his YouTube channel – Richard: