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Heroes Volume 2 Finale

The volume 2 finale of Heroes was that of shock. We had the possible deaths of two main characters along with the resurrection of one other character that was shot all in the same episode. Finally Peter came to realization that he was being duped by Adam who was put to his final resting place, literally, or so it seems with Hiro bringing closure to his father’s murder. Claire finally finds out that he father really isn’t dead but alive and well thanks to her blood but he doesn’t stick around for long he is taken back to the company so that Claire would not expose the “Company”. At the end of the episode we have Peter and Nathan’s mother talking to someone who I personally think did the hit on Nathan, and who could forget Sylar is BACK!

Heroes Four Months Ago

Last nights episode of Heroes titled “Four Months Ago” actually lived up to the promise that NBC so graciously dealt us after last week’s episode wanting to show us what had happened to our favorite characters after the big explosion. I think last nights episode did a wonderful job in bringing back an interest in the show for all, personally I thought it was better then last season’s finale. For one thing we got to see Peter fly and rescue his brother, not to mention the kiss that had sparks flying literally between Elle and Peter. I think we are finally back on track to see some really good excitement in the next three episodes.

Ratatouille Excellent Family Fun…

Ratatouille at Amazon

I know that the holiday season is approaching extremely fast this year, so I have decided to write up a quick review on a very well put together family movie. Ratatouille was just released on DVD today and in my opinion this had to best animated movie of the year. It is basically about a rat named Remy and his dreams of becoming a chef. One day Remy finds himself in the sewers of Paris, France basically underneath the restaurant of a chef named Auguste Gusteau. Once their worlds collide the magic begins to happen with culinary master pieces mixed with fantastic humor. This is definitely a buy for those of you with children that love animated features or for those of you that want to enjoy a great laugh.

Top 6 Scary Movies of All Time

Since it is Halloween and all I thought I might share with you my picks on the top six scarcest movies ever made.

6. Evil Dead - Is basically about, “five friends that go up to a cabin in the woods where they find unspeakable evil lurking in the forest. They find the Necronomicon and the taped translation of the text. Once the tape is played, the evil is released. One by one, the teens become deadly zombies. With only one remaining, it is up to him to survive the night and battle the evil dead.” taken from imdb.com. A great low budget film, that took the zombie element to another level.

5. Friday the 13th - Who doesn’t know the story of a boy named Jason Voorhees that drowned at Camp Crystal Lake. After the drowning, a few killings the camp was closed, and later reopened which sparks a series of gruesome murders. One of the better slasher films ever made.

Halloween

4. A Nightmare on Elm Street - Is basically about Freddy Krueger a man that harmed little kids was killed violently, being thrown into a fire oven reappears in a group of teenagers dreams. Nancy the main character begins having nightmares about Freddy Krueger, scarred and disfigured wearing a glove with knives attached. As her friends begin to die, Nancy realizes that she obviously must stay awake to survive. Discovering the secret identity of the nightmare killer and his relationship with the children of Elm Street, the girl lures him out into the real world.

3. Halloween - Michael Myers has been institutionalized for 15 years for the brutal murder of his old sister. After escaping from the institute he then returns to the one community that he dearly remembers terrorizing the community with some horrific murders.

Friday the 13th

2. The Exorcist - Based on the 1971 novel by William Peter Blatty of a real possession that happened in a Washington suburb puts Regan, a teenage girl, living with her mother into complicated situations. She displays strange warning signs, including levitation and abnormal physical feats. When all medical possibilities are ruled out, Regan’s mother is sent to a priest. He becomes convinced that Regan is possessed and his collogue, a priest, knowledgeable in exorcisms try to drive the spirit from Regan before she dies. Any movie that had ambulances outside of the theaters when it debuted deserves to be in the top two films.

1. Night of the Living Dead - My favorite horror film of all time made in 1968 this black and white classic set the stage for the modern day zombies that we see on the big screens. Basically it is about a group of people barricading themselves inside a farm house in an attempt to survive the night after being chased by zombies. The zombies were that of the dead corpses that came back to life in search of human flesh after radiation from a fallen satellite began falling from the sky.

Night of the Living Dead

Have a safe and happy Halloween!

Heroes on G4TV…?

Heroes on NBC

Well I hope everyone has enjoyed the first day of their weekend still one day to go before the start of a new work week. I know not much to celebrate there, but there is a brighter side to the start of a new work week and that is Monday night television, well for me any way. We all know that Monday night is the one night when we can sit down and take pleasure watching in Heroes on NBC. If there are people out there that are not too fond of the whole, “save the cheerleader save the world” jargon then I suggest that you tune into G4 TV to view the whole first season in its entirety and see what the whole craze is about. They are running a special marathon this entire weekend beginning today at 12pm lasting through Sunday October 28th 2007. G4TV is basically gearing up to run season 2 which has already begun on NBC. They are saying on their site, g4tv.com, that it will be live and interactive starting on November 3rd 2007. Personally, I would much rather watch it on Monday night in high definition…but for all of you that haven’t seen it or haven’t gotten into it this is your chance. So see what all the talk is about.