Clearly you did not experience the Scott Innes era. IMO, Lillard has been the only one who comes close to capturing Kasem's Shaggy.

I would have been great if Abrams had written in the code for a lens flare filter, just as an in-joke to make everyone flip out.

I like the way Snyder not-so-subtly worked the Leica product placement into his tweet, which I'm sure he was paid to do.

The 1986 animated movie from 1987, however, was just garbage.

You're right. I'm sure it won't be long before print posters go the way of film and the studios simply deliver a digital poster for the theater to display on LED flatscreens in the lobby.

One of our local theaters already has video "posters" which basically show clips from the trailer which eventually dissolve into the image from the print poster.

Perhaps this adaptation will make the author swear less than Frederick Manfred did at "Lord Grizzly".

In fact, it's already been done, as "Lord Grizzly".

This was the first Hitchcock I ever saw. Apparently there was a Hitchcock film festival happening at my babysitter's college and she didn't want to miss this one, so she brought me along. I was six or seven. This was in the late '70s, and it was projected in the big bowl-like lecture hall, so I guess I got to see…

It's still better than the time that they used an actual loan shark and it ate the sound guy.

I assumed the headline was referring to the theme song.

"a vegetarian vampire bat"

I just downloaded the data sheet.

Perhaps they didn't want to discuss the technical stuff to protect their proprietary system, but I would have loved to learn how the Phantom processes full HD images at such high speed. I come from the old-school photography world, where higher speed meant lower quality. You sacrificed fine detail in exchange for…

Back around the time NYPD Blue, Homicide, et al, were around, there was some discussion about the growing prevalence of the black lieutenant archetype: a black man in a position of power but with no real power within the storyline. He mostly remained at the precinct and directed the white characters to where the…