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The cover of issue #2 of Meteor’s 1995 Vampire! that collected the vampire stories of Gerald Carr including his yellow peril vampire stories featuring Fire Fang and the Brothers of Fire Fang. (For more, see Comic Editor Carol Borden’s article at the Gutter).
Stranger. Loner. Drifter.
loving monsters, gunslingers, xia, pulp fiction, bones, shadow puppets, herman melville and cookies.
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Flyer from the late Kung Fu Fridays film program in Toronto. Strangely enough the date for this screening coincides with tonight’s Drive-In Mob Chow Yun-Fat Heroic Bloodshed Double Feature!
Kung Fu Fridays was programmed by current Toronto International Film Festival programmer and ActionFest Director, Colin Geddes. This particular flyer is from when the series was in its nomadic years before it found its home at the Royal. And, this particular screening was held in a theater that mostly showed porn at the time, leading passersby to wonder at the long line outside and down the block.
(from Carol Borden’s collection of ephemera)
Mar
22nd, 2012
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From the pages of Vampire! Featuring Fire Fang
Feb
26th, 2012
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Hong Kong photographed in infrared. See more images at So Bad So Good. (via @matt_kay)
Jan
12th, 2012
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Cheng Pei-Pei as the Ching Dowager Empress (with full-on Manchurian lady hair) in the tv adaptation of Jin Yong/Louis Cha’s The Book and The Sword. Also, stars Chiu Man-Cheuk/Vincent Zhao Wen-Zhou.
Aug
21st, 2011
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The Bund in Shanghai. Click through the image for a slide show of Shanghai in the 1930s.
Jul
13th, 2011
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Lunar New Year Celebrations
The Year of the Rabbit expodes in Xinghai Square in Dalian, Liaoning, China. More pictures here.
Outside a restaurant in Beijing.
Miao celebrating the Lunar New Year in Qiondongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture.
Feb
8th, 2011
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ActionFest Blog: Let The Rumors Fly!
Twitch is reporting that Let The Bullets Fly has already been picked up for an American remake. The film by Jiang Wen barely opened before an American company bought the rights, at least according to the film’s marketing director. Twitch sounds a little suspicious.
In the meantime,…
Very excited and wondering if it’ll take Aftershock at the box office.
Jan
3rd, 2011
