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Tag Archives: horror
“Daybreakers”: vampires as corporate America
“Bromley Marks” sounds and acts like a bloated investment bank feeding off the remains of humanity.
Posted in Arts & Literature, Entertainment, fantasy, movies Also tagged daybreakers, ethan hawke, sam neill, willem defoe 3 Comments
“Zombieland”: taking great pleasure in the little things
Zombie strippers chase punters still clutching their beer.
The Damned, Last Rites
"If you destroy the Demons' race, the universe will just cough up something else to keep the numbers of the humans down.”
The Damned, Blood on the Snow
The battle is a blur of blood and bodies. Time feels slow, but a part of me knows it is speeding by.
The Damned, The Only Plan Left
Hunters are hell-bent on destroying every single Demon. They don’t know the full extent of our being and none of them have ever tried to find out. They don’t understand that we only kill because we have to.
The Damned, Eager to Feed
"Sorry for being blunt, but you only have two choices. You either let me turn you, or I will have to let Marius kill you."
The Damned, A New Blood
"What have you done?”
“If I told you, you would think of me as a monster.”
Conor McPherson & Ciarán Hinds discuss “The Eclipse”