When it comes to this "Maine is the worsest place ever", they're right. I mean, come on - read three Stephen King books and tell me that isn't the case. Maine has benevolent child aliens, vampires, zombies, lovecraftian entities... What other horrible place would The Evil Queen send the fairy tale characters too?

Only American Horror Story could release a two-minute clip and make it as full of insanity as that one. I mean, W-O-W!

I liked Treasure Planet. Treasure Planet was fun.

I am hoping you were ironic.

Wow. I hadn't even heard of the Dolph Lundgren-movie. Bad, bad nerd. o.O

Well, this is a GREAT idea! You know, since the first movie with John Travolta didn't work out, and the reboot two years ago was a giant failure, this is SURE to be a hit! Nice thinking, Hollywood!

If you're only reading one of these book this month, I strongly suggest you choose HARBOUR by John Ajvide Lindqvist. It is absolutely smashing; one of those novels that stays with you for a long, long time.

Not at all. Happy to help! :)

I do too. And it's had better than decent or good ratings hasn't it, so we might have it around for a season two or three (which would be cool).

Hm. That Moira=demon thing is an interesting thing, and something that definitively would make sense. We know that Constance at least have some power (of persuasion and who knows what else?) over her, so why not?

I don't quite know why, but I really, really like this show. Especially the Tate+Moira+Constance-scenes are great fun; all the other stuff is just horror clichés we've seen over and over again, but this show does them WELL (especially since we have no idea what's real and what's not).

Don't panic! The "I, Frankenstein" movie with Aaron Eckhart is an adaptation of Kevin Grivoux's comic book, where Frankenstein is a detective in a Dystopian future with Dracula (and other classic horror characters) running a gang and stuff. It's supposed to be noir-ish and actionfilled.

I agree - there are so many intriguing questions left that would really make a good story, especially with the open ending of the original.

Sorry, sorry - it was late in my part of the world when I wrote this, so I didn't have the time to provide linkage. Here, however, they are!

Here they are - J.j. Abram's [db.tt]

Yup. I would love to see that. I think it would've made a fantastic, or at least entertaining, film.

Neill Blomklamp has (at least) an idea for a District 9, and wants to do it. Hopefully we'll see it after his next film, eh?

I have the screenplays for Superman Lives! by Kevin Smith and the J.J. Abrams Superman film. So if anyone wants to read, give a shout! ;)

There were talks... With Bryan Fuller as creator/showrunner.

Relax; he isn't.