Aire, The Real Queen Of Wands
Anyone perusing the funny pages today will find relatively few comics with any kind of edge to them. Syndicated cartoonists have learned that when they […]
Love Means Having To Wear Spandex: Mark Teague Talks SuperGuy
When we first met Mark Teague last summer, he was working the Creative Light Entertainment booth at ComicCon. Sure, there was a picture of him […]
Behind The Cape Of SuperGuy: Director Bill Lae Talks Spandex
A few years ago, two guys laboring in the trenches of television got together to make themselves a movie. Both had writing backgrounds, but had […]
Jeph Loeb Spills News, Not Blood, About Buffy Animated
Two weeks back, the news started leaking that something was happening with the animated version of Buffy. A couple of years ago, some work had […]
Challenging The Unknown With A Master of the Form
If you don’t know Howard Chaykin, it’s because he’s kept a low profile in comics over the past few years. After spending several years working […]
The Jekyll Journals: In The Editing Bay With Joe Vallero
Welcome back to our continuing exclusive look at putting together a horror film. All the footage has been shot and the post-production elves are slaving […]
From Master Of Illusion To Master Of Elusion
A few years ago, Glen David Gold made a splash in the publishing world with the oft-touted on Fanboy Planet novel [amazon text=Carter Beats the […]
El Cid On DVD
My fascination with El Cid goes back to high school, where the school library had a beat-up paperback novelization of Samuel Bronston’s epic movie – […]
Human Stories With Greg Pak
I met Greg Pak in 2002 when he was at Cinequest with a film called All Amateur Ecstasy. It was brilliant and less than 3 […]
The Jekyll Journals: No Rest For The Weary…
Thanks to Creative Light Entertainment, we were given the chance to go behind the scenes in the making of a horror film. About a week […]
Review: ‘Dawn of the Dead’
There are those of you out there who will ding me for not having seen George Romero’s original Dawn of the Dead, and then trying […]
James Gunn Talks Family Films for the Dead
A few years ago, when I was just a stringer for the late Daily Radar, I experienced my first San Diego Comic-Con. That summer a […]
Fifteen Minutes With Cliff Meth About god’s 15 minutes
A few months ago, occasional Fanboy Planet contributor Jason Sacks turned in an interview with legendary writer Harlan Ellison. The occasion? Clifford Meth, a friend […]
The Jekyll Journals: Saturday In The Backyard
After an intense week of filming, you’d think that writer/director Scott Zakarin would be able to enjoy his Saturday, especially since he had to be […]
Matt Keeslar: This Man, This Monster
Casting the dual role of Jekyll and Hyde proved to be one of the hardest tasks before director Scott Zakarin. In early drafts of his […]
The Jekyll Journals: Jonathan Silverman Being Less Than Reputable
I spent two days on the set of Jekyll, all in the secret basement laboratory of Henry Jekyll (Matt Keeslar). On the first day, the […]
The Jekyll Journals: Hyde For Fighting
On any film involving action, your stuntwork is only as good as your coordinator. In past interviews with Scott Zakarin, he has stressed how lucky […]
The Jekyll Journals: In Jekyll’s Lair
Metallic echoes thunder through the cavernous boiler room as a haggard Dr. Henry Jekyll desperately runs for his assistant, Ziggy Poole. Pounding down a steel […]
The Jekyll Journals: Half-way Through Shooting
Creative Light Entertainment invited me down to the set of Jekyll, at a time when they were doing a lot of filming in the basement […]
The Jekyll Journals: A Gentleman’s Gentleman Turned Cyberpunk
In my two days on the set of Jekyll last week, the schedule was such that only three actors were on set. As a result, […]
