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Hey, everyone. ”Moriarty” here.

Albert Pyun started his career working for the great Akira Kurosawa, which automatically makes him cooler than 99% of everyone in the film industry. Lately, he’s been very productive, and he seems like he’s really proud of the work he’s been doing. Sure, he’s made a shitload of Canon films over the years, and some low-budget dogs, but he also made the dark and sleazy and completely awesome SWORD AND THE SORCERER back in 1981, and there’s a bit of news about that film at the end of his letter to us that will make Harry hoot so loud you’ll be able to hear him wherever you are as you read this.

Hey, everyone. ”Moriarty” here.

Albert Pyun started his career working for the great Akira Kurosawa, which automatically makes him cooler than 99% of everyone in the film industry. Lately, he’s been very productive, and he seems like he’s really proud of the work he’s been doing. Sure, he’s made a shitload of Canon films over the years, and some low-budget dogs, but he also made the dark and sleazy and completely awesome SWORD AND THE SORCERER back in 1981, and there’s a bit of news about that film at the end of his letter to us that will make Harry hoot so loud you’ll be able to hear him wherever you are as you read this.

Hey, everyone. ???Moriarty??? here.

Albert Pyun started his career working for the great Akira Kurosawa, which automatically makes him cooler than 99% of everyone in the film industry. Lately, he???s been very productive, and he seems like he???s really proud of the work he???s been doing. Sure, he???s made a shitload of Canon films over the years, and some low-budget dogs, but he also made the dark and sleazy and completely awesome SWORD AND THE SORCERER back in 1981, and there???s a bit of news about that film at the end of his letter to us that will make Harry hoot so loud you???ll be able to hear him wherever you are as you read this.

Hey, everyone. ”Moriarty” here.

Boy, I hope this is true. I read an early draft of Frank’s FAHRENHEIT 451, and it struck me as another one of his exceptional adaptations, where he took everything great about Bradbury’s novel and not only made it work, but actually tweaked it in some very savvy ways.

The key, of course, is casting Guy Montag, the Fireman who is the lead in the film. I’ve heard people wish-list the film and toss out names like Paul Bettany and Matt Damon, but now we’ve gotten a tip that Frank has already picked the guy who he wants to have suit up.

Hey, everyone. ???Moriarty??? here.

Boy, I hope this is true. I read an early draft of Frank???s FAHRENHEIT 451, and it struck me as another one of his exceptional adaptations, where he took everything great about Bradbury???s novel and not only made it work, but actually tweaked it in some very savvy ways.

The key, of course, is casting Guy Montag, the Fireman who is the lead in the film. I???ve heard people wish-list the film and toss out names like Paul Bettany and Matt Damon, but now we???ve gotten a tip that Frank has already picked the guy who he wants to have suit up.

Charlie Sanders finally got to say “Hi Mom.”

Hey, everyone. ”Moriarty” here.

I’ve just recently started to get into this series, thanks to a DVD release of the first series and my fascination with LIFE ON MARS, and I’m digging it. I’ve seen a lot of ‘70s cop television from America, but bloody little of it from the UK, and it’s got a whole different vibe.

Great stuff, and if they’re really making a movie of it, I hope they take care to make sure it’s great. It certainly has the potential:

I can’t blame you for missing this news because we seem to have missed it over here.. I only found it myself after reading the SWEENEY TODD article on this site!