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And here we get into the gross part of the list. Films 60-41 are mostly some of the most gratuitous, goriest horror films I’ve ever seen. Why I love these films I have no idea, but at the halfway mark of the list, it’s about time things get a little messy, don’t you agree?
This week there’s has been casting news, script news, info about new TV shows and movies based on Disney properties, and Marvel has things ready for a relaunch. Yep. A relaunch.
This was a week we had the Oscars and lots of news, including images of upcoming geeky movies and TV series. But the most important happening this week was saying goodbye to a man who shall be remembered by many generations of geeks. And so I dedicate this column to the great Leonard Nimoy.
This week we’ve been bombarded with behind-the-scenes pictures of Avengers: Age of Ultron, and also I saw Captain America: The Winter Soldier and OMG it was so freaking awesome.
Another year passed, another list made. The YAM Magazine staff sat around in their virtual desks to rank our favorite movies this past year with 74 films nominated to be part of the list.
Plenty of critics and fans alike have been drawn to J.J. Abrams’ latest addition to the Star Trek series like a moth to a flame, and I just can’t wrap my head around why everyone is allowing themselves to be burned by a film of this sort.
Amongst the many exciting geeky news and pictures we had this time around, there was one started the week that shocked us and, after some mourning, made fans speculate a lot.
We have many news, but the two who caught my attention where the slow-burn of Only Lovers Left Alive news, and the surprise of a recent addition in X-Men: Days of Future Past.
Star Trek Into Darkness is not as entirely original as its predecessor was, but it doesn’t mean it’s any less entertaining.
