By As disparate as they may feel today, Star Trek and Firefly started with similar impulses. “Wagon Train to the Stars” is how Gene Roddenberry pitched his show to producers, evoking the TV series about explorers on the Western frontier that ran from 1957 to 1962. For Firefly Joss Whedon looked
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DUST BUNNY Trailer
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Five Four Three Two One… Thunderbirds are…GO, this time in 4K ultra-high definition which means…you can see the strings even clearer! Add to that the newly mixed 5.1 surround sound, whatever that means (really loud, probably) and Thunderbirds 4k is suited and booted and ready for a 60th anniversary outing at
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Indie horror is a big thing, and it’s a saturated market. We had the trailer for 213 Bones recently, and it looked more like a murder mystery than a horror. Well, it’s a mix of both. 213 Bones stars Colin Egglesfield, Dean Cameron, Luna Fujimoto, Liam Woodrum, Sarah Brooks, Toni
