Six years ago, a NASA probe landed back in the New Mexico desert containing samples of alien life – which promptly grew, proliferated and turned the southern US and north of Mexico into an alien-occupied zone. Now, a US journalist agrees to escort an American tourist back through the no-man’s land to safety.

Magnet will release Monsters via VOD on September 24th, whereas here in the UK we’ll see the film in cinemas, courtesy of Vertigo Films, on November 12th.

Thor has fallen in a vicious battle with Hela, ruler of the underworld! Now Tony Stark and Steve Rogers must put aside their differences so that they may rescue their comrade. But what is the secret behind the destruction of the Nine Realms and can these three former friends and teammates come together in time to put an end to the devastation? Find out in Avengers Prime #3!

AVENGERS PRIME #3 (JUL100556)
Written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS
Pencils & Cover by ALAN DAVIS

Rated T+ …$3.99
FOC – 9/9/10, On-Sale – 9/29/10

AVENGERS ACADEMY #7
Written by CHRISTOS GAGE
Pencils and Cover by MIKE MCKONE
Variant Cover by ED MCGUINNESS
Tron Variant by TBD

Rated A …$2.99
ON SALE IN DECEMBER!

8.05pm Tin Man (Syfy)
Re-imagining of the Wizard of Oz. DG, a student and part-time waitress, finds herself whisked away to a magical realm known as the Outer Zone.

9.00pm The Final Destination (Sky Movies Premiere)
After a terrifying premonition, Nick O’Bannon manages to save himself and his friends from dying in a terrible accident. They soon realise, however, that death is catching up with all those who avoided meeting their maker that day.

10.00pm Apex (Movies4Men +1)
In a scientist is transported 100 years into the past to correct an experiment gone wrong. When he returns, he finds a place decimated by war.

10.55pm Crushed (Horror Channel)
Tense tale of a woman scorned. After a one night stand with his neighbour Tara, Ray calls a halt to any further romance, but Tara has other ideas, and goes to tortuous extremes to fight for her man.

12.00am Dungeons & Dragons: Wrath of the Dragon God (Syfy +1)
A black dragon – controlled from afar by an evil wizard – goes on the rampage, but it can only be defeated by defeating its master. As a sorceress and a warrior join forces to travel to the wizard’s castle to put an end to the dragon’s reign of terror, their journey is filled with deadly obstacles at every turn.

Stars: Lance Henriksen, Gary Stretch, James Russo, Katherine Randolph | Written by Roel Reine, Ethan Wiley | Directed by Roel Reine

When the SS Lane Victory, reactivated and deployed in the Persian Gulf for black-op interrogations, falls radio silent, an elite Marine task force are sent to apprehend the terrorists. Led by Col. John Willets (Henriksen), the team find one survivor, John’s son Colin (Stretch). But as the soldiers search for the men responsible for the bloody butchery of the ship’s crew, they soon discover a more devious enemy than any of them had ever imagined and all hell breaks loose as they become locked in brutal battle to the death.

A more devious enemy than any of them had ever imagined eh? Sounds like this film… Originally titled Deadwater, then Black Ops and now premiering on UK DVD as Nazi Dawn this film was purportedly written and shot in less than a week after the ship became available to the producers – and it shows!

Written by Roel Reine and Ethan Wiley, who were responsible for the more recent, and much better, military action flick The Marine 2, Nazi Dawn commits the ultimate cinematic sin – it’s just dull. So dull in fact, that even the usually dependable Lance Henriksen cannot save the film from the depths of mediocrity. The script is dull, the action is dull, even the ghostly plot is dull. Admittedly Roel Reine’s direction does build some atmosphere – largely thanks to the already creepy military vessel in which the film is set, but not enough for me to recommend this movie.

As with many DTV horrors, the filmmakers throw everything at the screen in the hope that something sticks – Nazi’s, nudity, gore and more – but to no avail. As the saying goes, you can’t polish a turd; and you sure can’t hide a bad film under a layer of gore and nudity. Actually, come to think about it, you can. Only director Reine seems unable. Sadly for Reine, Nazi Dawn is not even enjoyable on a “so bad it’s good” level – it’s just plain bad.

Nazi Dawn is one for Henriksen completists (and masochists) only…

DAY FOUR

Sunday didn’t start so well, a dodgy stomach and general malaise meant I missed The Pack, but I didn’t waste my time in the hotel – instead I watched a DVD screener of the superb, John Hughes meets Misery by way of Saw, The Loved Ones in preparation for the interview later that day. Recovering enough to make it to the Empire in time for the quiz I soon realised I shouldn’t have bothered as my so-called horror knowledge dwindled under the pressure of a soundtracks round! Quiz over, I hung around the lobby waiting to interview Robin McLeary about her role in The Loved Ones, an interview which you can read here. Robin was charming, sweet and the polar opposite of her on-screen counterpart.

Sunday afternoon was spent hanging out with the Blogomatic3000 gang at the London Film Museum, who kindly gave us the opportunity to wander around the illustrious halls as part of the first ever B3K (yes, that’s what we’ve shortened the name to) meet-up. Museum trip over we spent the rest of the evening at the pub round the corner from the Empire! Which gave me ample opportunity to pop into the cinema at 6.30 to hear Adam Green and Joe Lynch announce Chillerama.

The main film of the day, A Serbian Film, had been pulled from the schedule earlier in the week and it’s replacement was kept hush-hush right until time for the screening. And what a replacement! Icon treated FrightFest attendees with an incredibly early screening of the eagerly anticipated Ryan Reynolds flick Buried (review). A superb replacement and a superb end to my fourth day at FrightFest.

DAY FIVE

As illness crept further upon me, my time at the Empire, and FrightFest, dwindled. Missing my most anticipated film of the day – Jake West’s Video Nasties doc – I finally made my way to the Empire in time for the special The Walking Dead presentation from the folks at FX. Essentially the same footage as seen in the four minute US trailer mixed with some talking heads, and preceeded by an introduction by actor Andrew Lincoln (pictured below), the FrightFester’s in attendance were mesmerised from start to finish – I predict good things for FX when the series airs proper in November.

My one and only film of FrightFest day five was Bedevilled – a slow burning Korean revenge movie ala I Spit On Your Grave, and one that I wasn’t really excited for. And wouldn’t you know it? Like F and 13Hrs I was pleasantly surprised by this kitchen sink drama turned slasher… Definitely one to check out when it’s finally released (sadly there’s ZERO details on when/if that will occur). I took my almost throwing up in the Empire as a sign that it was time for me to leave… So no Red White & Blue or The Last Exorcism for me – but you can guarantee I’ll track them down on release day!

Gorillas and men have much in common, right down to their very DNA. Deadpool and Gorilla Man have even more in common, namely their penchant for shooting things until they explode. So when a dangerous foe tasks them with killing one another, will Deadpool and Gorilla Man come together over their shared interests (maiming and/or murder) or will the bullets fly? Find out in Deadpool Team-Up #889!

DEADPOOL TEAM-UP #889 (JUL100523)
Written by JEFF PARKER
Penciled by STEVE SANDERS
Cover by HUMBERTO RAMOS

Parental Advisory …$2.99
FOC – 9/2/10, On-Sale – 9/22/10

Universal Networks International has announced plans to rebrand the popular Hallmark Channel as the Universal Channel in the UK.

On October 18th, the Hallmark channels will become the Universal Channel, Universal Channel +1 and Universal Channel HD on Sky and Virgin Media. The Universal Channel will celebrate the rebrand with UK premieres of three new shows – cop show Rookie Blue, legal drama Facing Kate, as well as Shattered, the Canadian cop drama starring Callum Keith Rennie as a homicide detective suffering from multiple personality disorder.

Says Laurence Dawkin-Jones, Universal Networks International UK managing director:

The Hallmark Channel has a loyal audience in the pay-TV market and already offers a strong lineup of great content including the Law & Order franchise of shows. This rebrand will allow us to enhance the channel by adding fresh, new content to the best of the existing lineup of series under a channel name that is instantly recognisable, has an exceptional global heritage and feels very contemporary. We know it will appeal to both our existing fan base and a whole new audience who may not have previously been familiar with the Hallmark Channel brand.

The rebranding of Hallmark is part of NBC Universal’s ongoing multi-million dollar plan to reposition its global network of pay-TV channels around five core brands – Syfy Universal, Studio Universal, Diva Universal, 13th Street Universal and the Universal Channel.

Twelve-year old Owen (Kodi Smit-McPhee) is viciously bullied by his classmates and neglected by his divorcing parents. Achingly lonely, Owen spends his days plotting revenge on his middle school tormentors and his evenings spying on the other inhabitants of his apartment complex. His only friend is his new neighbor Abby (Chloe Moretz), an eerily self-possessed young girl who lives next door with her silent father (Richard Jenkins). A frail, troubled child about Owens’s age, Abby emerges from her heavily curtained apartment only at night and always barefoot, seemingly immune to the bitter winter elements. Recognizing a fellow outcast, Owen opens up to her and before long, the two have formed a unique bond.

When a string of grisly murders puts the town on high alert, Abby’s father disappears, and the terrified girl is left to fend for herself. Still, she repeatedly rebuffs Owen’s efforts to help her and her increasingly bizarre behavior leads the imaginative Owen to suspect she’s hiding an unthinkable secret.

Let Me In, directed by Cloverfield’s Matt Reeves, is released in the UK on November 5th by Icon.

Stars (the voices of): Ewan McGregor, Rosamund Pike, Richard E. Grant, Timothy Spall, Alan Cumming, Stephen Merchant, Sanjeev Bhaskar | Written and Directed by Edward & Rory McHenry

The simplest way to describe Jackboots on Whitehall is as a World War 2 Team America. Set in an alternate history where the English soldiers have not been rescued at Dunkirk and taking its cues from the comic book heroes of the era, Jackboots is an anarchic comedy that proves very hard to dislike.

After losing their land and air forces, England is invaded by the Nazis, led by the high camp trio of Goebbels, Himmler and Goering, when they tunnel under the channel and emerge in Trafalgar Square, with an aim to capture Winston Churchill and put him in a cage. Clearly realism, sensitivity and political correctness were far from the top of the priority list. It’s left to simple farm boy Christopher, rejected by the army because his hands are too big (ahem), to save the Prime Minister and fight off the invasion. He rallies the inhabitants of his sleepy Kentish town, including the charming Daisy, her psychotic father and local reverend, a swarthy French resistance fighter and a misguided American fighter pilot, who is convinced that they’re fighting commie Ruskies. Together, they join the fight to save England.

The cast list is impressive. Lending their voices are none other than Ewan McGregor, Rosamund Pike, Richard E. Grant, Timothy Spall, Alan Cumming, Stephen Merchant and Sanjeev Bhaskar, to name a few. The film is also shot surprisingly well, with some very nice aerial photography over the carefully constructed sets. The puppets are well done, though those based on actual historical figures (Churchill, Goebbels, et al) are somewhat superior to the fictional characters. The caricatures owe a lot to the likes of Spitting Image and really are very good, even if Goebbels is almost nauseatingly disturbing to look at.

It is of course the film’s humour that it hopes to trade on. Much of it is very funny, if rather juvenile. There are several instances of razor sharp satire, interspersed with very broad and blunt comic assaults. The laugh rate, however, isn’t quite as high as it needs to be, though, to come off favourably in the inevitable comparisons to Team America the film will receive.  Edward and Rory McHenry (who also wrote the film and were heavily involved with the production design) direct the film pretty well, especially for such an unorthodox feature debut. I would suggest that the pace of the editing could have been picked up in places and some scenes felt a little like filler, however.

Despite its numerous flaws, though, I loved Jackboots. I found myself grinning all the way through and was even a little stirred at times (but then, who isn’t by a rousing chorus of Jerusalem, even when sung by puppets?). Jackboots on Whitehall may not quite make it onto any best films of the year lists, but it should at least go down as one of the most memorable.

…an expectant first-time father whose wife’s due date is a mere five days away. As Peter hurries to catch a flight home from Atlanta to be at her side for the birth, his best intentions go completely awry when a chance encounter with aspiring actor Ethan Tremblay (Galifianakis) forces Peter to hitch a ride with Ethan, on what turns out to be a cross-country road trip that will ultimately destroy several cars, numerous friendships and Peter’s last nerve.

Warner Bros. release Due Date in the UK on November 5th, make sure to mark the [due] date in you calendar!

Set inside the heavily fortified walls of a sprawling district in the heart of Gotham City, this highly anticipated sequel introduces a brand-new story that draws together a new all-star cast of classic characters and murderous villains from the Batman universe, as well as a vast range of new and enhanced gameplay features to deliver the ultimate experience as the Dark Knight.

Joystiq have revealed twenty new screenshots from the game which include our first (clear) looks at Catwoman and Two-Face:

Batman: Arkham City will be available for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 in late 2011.

Deadline are reporting that Paula Patton (Precious) has been cast as the female lead in the latest film in the Mission: Impossible franchise. She will star as a young operative working with Ethan Hunt in the film which has also been confirmed will NOT have the title of Mission: Impossible 4 as Paramount and J.J. Abrams are apparently looking to reboot the series…

Patton will join returning actors Tom Cruise, Ving Rhames and Simon Pegg along with the recently cast Jeremy Renner in the film directed by Brad Bird (The Iron Giant, Ratatouille). Shooting is set to start rolling later this year for a December 16th 2011 release.

Tron: Legacy is a 3D high-tech adventure set in a digital world that’s unlike anything ever captured on the big screen. Sam Flynn (Garret Hedlund), the tech-savvy 27-year-old son of Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges), looks into his father’s disappearance and finds himself pulled into the digital world of Tron where his father has been living for 25 years. Along with Kevin’s loyal confidant Quorra (OliviaWilde), father and son embark on a life-and-death journey of escape across a visually-stunning cyber universe that has become far more advanced and exceedingly dangerous.

The sequel once again stars Jeff Bridges as Kevin Flynn alongside Olivia Wilde, Garrett Hedlund, Michael Sheen, John Hurt, James Frain and a returning Bruce Boxleitner as Alan Bradley, and will debut in the both the UK and US on December 17th 2010.

Starring series regulars Peter Karinen, Brian Sacca and Kirsten Schaal, Fact Checkers Unit also features guest appearances from Luke Perry, Donald Faison, Alex Trebek, Zach Gilford, Pauley Perrette, Jon Heder, Dave Navarro, and Karolina Kurkova

You can watch Fact Checkers Unit right now on Syfy.co.uk

The shocking conclusion to the tale of Franken-Castle is here! Castle has been terribly injured in his vicious battle with Daken and needs to heal on Monster Island. But when Frank’s mind descends into madness, Elsa Bloodstone comes looking for him to take him out of his misery. Is this the end of Frankencastle…or the return of the Punisher? Find out in Franken-Castle #21!

FRANKEN-CASTLE #21 (JUL100582)
Written by RICK REMENDER
Pencils & Cover by DAN BRERETON

Parental Advisory …$3.99
FOC – 9/9/10, On-Sale – 9/29/10

Players that like their stakes high will love the new collectible Dead Rising 2: High Stakes Edition that includes the full game and a host of unique Dead Rising 2 and Fortune City-themed items.

Based on the setting of Fortune City in which the game takes place, this special edition features a high-end Fortune City Poker Set, unique ‘Psycho’ costume and skills DLC, a Fortune City Visitor Map and a chance at owning a 6’ tall zombie replica! The Dead Rising 2 High Stakes Edition Includes:

• Dead Rising 2 Game (Xbox 360 or PS3)
• Poker set in a black high-impact case sporting the Fortune City logo and including:
  • 100 poker chips- 4 different colors featuring the Fortune City logo
  • 2 decks of ‘blood-stained’ custom playing cards featuring character art
  • 5 green dice
  • 1 ‘blood-stained’ dealer chip

• Fortune City Visitor Map featuring the game map and ads for Fortune City locations and attractions
• Terror is Reality XVII admission ticket with redemption code for the unique Psycho costume and skills downloadable content
• One Dead Rising 2: High Stakes Edition will contain the ‘Golden’ Terror Is Reality XVII admission ticket, which is redeemable for Burt the Zombie, a 6’ Dead Rising 2 zombie replica

The Dead Rising 2: High Stakes Edition is available for pre-order NOW, only at the Capcom Online Store. Supplies are limited so fans should secure their set today to have it delivered on the day of the game’s release: September 28th 2010.

The remake features a main cast that includes the aforementioned Tennant as Peter Vincent, Anton Yelchin as Charlie, Colin Farrell as the vampire next door, Toni Collette as Charlie’s mom, Christopher Mintz-Plasse as Evil Ed, Imogen Poots as Amy (Charlie’s girlfriend).

Fright Night hits US cinemas on October 7th 2011.

(Images via /Film)

The Advertising Standards Authority is extending its remit to cover the internet, meaning that online marketing and ads will, from March 1st 2011, be subject to the same strict advertising rules as traditional forms of media.

The ASA will have the power to ban marketing statements on social networks such as Facebook and Twitter

The new rules will apply to adverts and any statement on a website that is intended to sell products or services. The ASA’s new remit will not extend to journalistic and editorial content related to causes and ideas, but direct requests for donations for fund-raising will be under its jurisdiction – possibly affecting the current trend for crowd-sourced movie funding on social networking sites.

The ASA will also be given new sanctions against online ads found to be in breach of its regulations, including the removal of paid-for search advertising and the right to place its own advertisements highlighting an advertiser’s non-compliance.

Websites will be given until March 1st 2011 to comply with the new rules.

(Source: BBC News)

Here is my review of this week’s Warehouse 13! (Warning: A few geek references ahead)

The Plot: 9.2 out of 10
Russians, Artifacts and espionage, oh my! A lot of stuff going on in this episode, A look into Artie’s past, Some revelations surrounding Todd and a major leap forward in H.G. Wells story arc all wrapped up in some previously important characters biting the big one. The episode clips along at a good pace and keeps you wondering from one minute to the next. We also get to take a small look into the enigmatic workings of the Regent hierarchy towards the end of the episode. Speaking of the Regent hierarchy, It’s getting to the point where it’s getting ALMOST as convoluted as a Hideo Kojima sequel. Hell, After this episode I can totally see Artie donning an eye-patch and going CQC on somebody’s ass. One hiccup in the episode is the short stalking scene, That’s right, “Stalking” scene. I go into this in further depth in the acting section, But let me just say, I’ve had better stalkers that aren’t nearly as smart as Claudia Donovan is supposed to be. All in all, The episode stands out when compared to episodes earlier in the season, Expect to see more episodes like this as the season closes!

The Acting: 9.8 out of 10
I honestly didn’t think we would see much from Jaime Murray in way of notable acting (Mostly due to the fact I’ve never seen her work), But I can safely say that she was a good choice for the casting of H.G. Wells and hopefully, After the events of this episode, she’ll stick around for a while. There are many good things I could mention about Allison Scagliotti’s acting this time around… Her stalking skills are not one of them. I’m sure that scene was just for laughs, But it made her look incredibly inept and really came across as a ploy for cheap laughs. (Although, She made up for it when she produced that epic amount of dox on Todd) Eddie and Joanne had a solid performance, So much in fact it’s getting hard to find something to critique, The same goes for Saul Rubinek. Oh, And did I mention Tia Carrere? Unfortunately we didn’t get to see a rendition of Ballroom blitz nor a Scooby-doo ending…. Bummer. In total the episode boasts some solid acting, There may be a few stutters here and there, But you’ll most likely never notice.

The Sets & Locations: 9 out of 10
Aside from the usual locales, The team did a great job in turning downtown Toronto into Moscow, Russia. That earns this episode a solid nine.

The Music: 10 out of 10
Two great tracks were used in the “Stalking” and “Park” scenes. All we can hope for now is that SyFy decides to spend a little cash to have these tracks included in the DVDs when the arrive. That’s right SyFy, I haven’t forgotten!

The CG: 8 out of 10
Once again, Good CG all throughout the episode. So far this season’s SFX team has really made up for the Escher Vault debacle.

Overall Score: 9.2 out of 10
Really pushing all of the story arcs forward, This episode is a crucial turning point on the path to the season finale. Great acting, Good action and a few twists and turns lend this episode the status of “must watch”.

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HULK: RED & GREEN (Hulk #7-12)
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Well, the iPod Nano has been remastered. It’s smaller, lighter and cheaper. Taking the shape of a small square (Much like the previous iPod Shuffle), the Nano has a small touch screen and is still comes in 7 different colours. Costing $149 for an 8gb iPod, and $179 for the 16gb, this is going to be a very popular product. See More

Speaking of the iPod Shuffle, it seems to have taken a step back, being remodelled into the square shape with a clip and a big button to stop and start the music. Again, it comes in an assortment of colours so there’s one for everyone! See More

You thought that was all for the iPods? Well think again! The iPod Touch has had new features added. Along with being a lot thinner than the previous, it’s got an added feature of recording in HD… That’s right, a camera! Plus, it’s got a Retina Display and FaceTime. This is an iPhone without the capability of calling. The price has gone up a lot on this though. Just for an 8gb it’s $299, all the way up to $399 for a 64gb one. Start saving your money! See More

And finally, the last big launch was the new Apple TV for only $99! That’s SO much cheaper than an iPod Touch. Crazy, right? It’s got a streaming device along with USB ports, Ethernet and optical audio. Screenshots.

So, it looks like Apple are taking over the world.

As Andy prepares to depart for college, Buzz, Woody and the rest of his loyal toys are troubled about their uncertain future. Directed by Lee Unkrich (co-director of Toy Story 2 and Finding Nemo), Toy Story 3 is a comical new adventure in Disney Digital 3D that lands the toys in a room full untamed tots who can’t wait to get their sticky little fingers on these “new” toys. It’s pandemonium as they try to stay together, ensuring “no toy gets left behind.” Meanwhile, Barbie comes face to plastic face with Ken (yes, that Ken)…

Toy Story 3 comes from director Lee Unkrich and stars the voices of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack, Don Rickles, Wallace Shawn, John Ratzenberger, Estelle Harris, John Morris, Laurie Metcalf, R. Lee Ermey, Jodi Benson, Ned Beatty, Bonnie Hunt, Timothy Dalton, Jeff Garlin, Whoopi Goldberg and Michael Keaton.

IDW is partnering with MGM to resurrect satirical 80’s movie Motel Hell in comic form. Published under the banner of “MGM Drive-In Theater”, the upcoming three-issue mini-series from writer Matt Nixon and artist Chris Moreno takes a modern look at Vincent & Ida Smith – the two insane farmers who maintain a hotel on their property.

In this all-new tale, the pair are looking for a new crop of victims and find it in some vacationing wine snobs. While most farmers have a green thumb, for Vincent and Ida their digits always come up red. The first issue of Motel Hell is due out on October 6th.

Blogomatic 3000 have teamed up with Virgin Trains to offer readers the chance to win some fantastic Zombie movies on Blu-ray and DVD.

Simply head to Virgin Trains’ Google Street View zombie game at: http://www.dontgozombie.com and when asked for a location to play the game enter WC2H 7NA (the postcode of the Empire Leicester Square – home of this years London Film4 FrightFest) as your postcode.

After two weeks. the top two highest scoring readers will win themselves copies of George Romero’s classics Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead on Blu-ray and three runner ups will win a copy of Dance of the Dead (think John Hughes meets George Romero) on DVD.

Also keep an eye out for a special guest Zombie in the game!

NOTE: Entrants must be 18 years or over and live in the UK.

COMPETITION T&C’s
• Only one entry will be accepted per person.
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• The winners will be drawn at random from all the correct entries, and only they will be contacted personally. Prizes must be taken as stated and cannot be deferred. There will be no cash alternatives.
• Blogomatic3000 does not accept any responsibility for late or lost entries due to the Internet or email problems. Proof of sending is not proof of receipt. Entrants must supply full details as required on the competition page, and comply with all rules to be eligible for the prizes.
• No responsibility is accepted for ineligible entries or entries made fraudulently.
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• Prizes unclaimed after 28 days will be deemed to have been forfeited and Blogomatic3000 reserves the right to either offer the prize to the entrant whose name is next drawn at random or to re-offer the prize in any future competition.