If you liked that, you might also want to watch Disney's spoofs of 'The Ring' and 'The Sixth Sense'.
About Myself
- "Man behind the Curtain" Drew
- Well, here's yours truly. The name's Drew, in case you were wondering. The Niche is my personal site, while the comic-in-progress is a partnered effort with Don, a lifelong friend of mine. We collaborate on the stories, but my partner's the writer in the outfit while I am the illustrator. This is currently little more than a side project, but we hope to make something of it.
Showing posts with label video (miscellaneous). Show all posts
Showing posts with label video (miscellaneous). Show all posts
Saturday, October 16, 2010
randomness: Disney's The Shining
A cute little parody by Disney of Stanley Kubrick's 'The Shining', which made us smile. Funny how Disney could take a Stephen King story of ghosts and murder and make it kid friendly.
Labels:
comedy horror,
randomness,
Stephen King,
video (miscellaneous)
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Monstrous Wildlife: Graboids
Monstrous Wildlife from Frank Robnik on Vimeo.
Having seen the entire 'Tremors' movie franchise and Sci-Fi Channel television series, this parody educational video brought a bemused grin to my face.
Labels:
natural horror,
Tremors,
video (miscellaneous)
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Taylorem and Dill: The Wicker Man (2006)
In my last review, I made a passing remark about 'The Wicker Man' 2006 remake starring Nicholas Cage. Now, it's only fair to make a disclaimer and state that I have not actually seen this film for myself. The original 1973 film with Christopher Lee, yes, but not the remake. Putting aside the reception of poor reviews from movie critics, horror fans, and personal friends alike, I was still curious and tempted to watch for myself. However, I didn't want to waste my personal time proving to myself that I would be disillusioned. I've done that once already, much to my regret, by spending an afternoon watching all 'The Children of the Corn' sequels... I want those stolen hours of my life back. So, the solution? "Taylorem & Dill at the Movies" review of 'The Wicker Man' ('06). Whether you have or have not seen the film, I recommend their review for laughs.
Annnnd, just for further amusement...
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