I Am Legend So Deadline reported last week that Warner Bros. is moving forward with a sequel to the latest film adaptation of I Am Legend from a few years back.
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If you haven’t seen this already, be sure to check it out – a superb (and oddly, rejected) submission for the Doritos Crash the Superbowl 2012 contest made by some friends of mine.
If you like this video please help us see if we can get Doritos to reconsider by tweeting this: http://clicktotweet.com/dlO2L
Written by: Jack Dreesen, John Ramsey & David Ward
Directed by: David Ward & John Ramsey
Produced by: Jack Dreesen, John Ramsey & David Ward
Starring: Byron Brown
To check out more of their work (and the list of ingredients) head over to the video’s YouTube page.
As you can probably tell, I’ve been trying to write at least a micropoem a day for a few months now. I would like to go as long as I can with this, but I don’t want to announce a year-long event or anything for fear that another project or something unexpected will overwhelm me at some point. Either way, I’m still going strong so far and having a great time doing so. Hopefully you’re enjoying at least one or two of these along the way!
I’ve been getting a lot of things done the last few months but unfortunately it’s led to less time to really sit down and focus on writing – and a lot more scattered and quick notes on post its or the backs of receipts these days, as the ideas haven’t slowed down even if they’re not being fully released into stories just yet.
But with a few projects wrapping up soon and the holidays coming to a close, I’m looking forward to an explosion of productivity soon!
I look forward to quite a few things throughout each year – pumpkin pie blizzards, pumpkin spice lattes, pumpkin pie, egg nog, Christmas Tree Cakes, campfires, Fall, October, Halloween – but during the month of October I have begun a routine the last few years of watching mostly classic horror movies. And it’s been awesome.
I start with the horror holy trinity – Dracula (1931), Frankenstein (1931), and The Wolf Man (1941). Then I go into each of the Universal Legacy Collections, and from there it’s a bit of exploring the remakes of the classics, some Hammer films, and of course Blacula (seriously, watch it sometime, it’s actually a really enjoyable and pretty well made movie).
This year I will continue the tradition and start with the big three. I’ll try to write some reviews on these favorite classic films over the next month, keep checking back for updates!
This weekend was a great July 4th for me, as I finished the first draft of a new horror/comedy script. It’s been an idea I’ve been toying with for a very long time now and I’m incredibly excited to see it coming closer to completion.
Now I’m pouring myself back into a few short stories I’ve got the beginnings of and working on some new story ideas, as well as other things…
