Natalia Kills Up And Coming Artist (One To Look Out For)

   ''I'm in love with a zombie
Can't keep it's hands off me
I think he's looking at me
But he's looking right through me

You think you're so cool boy
Blood rushing through my veins now
Do you want me for my body
Do you want me for my brain'' 

 

''Natalia Kills''

Before taking on the name of 'Kills', Natalia was known as a variety of other aliases (Verbalicious, Verbz), and was a much more urban artist. 

Zombie was the first song released in her now signature dark pop form and, as such, was a complete turn around from her previous style. The song deals with the theme of unreturned love.

(Natalia Kills Music Video For ''Zombie'')

 

Natalia then came up with a stage name of Natalia Kills. She described her sound as "darker sounding pop music". Kills' first music video as Natalia Kills, entitled "Zombie" was unveiled on 29 October 2009 on the official Cherrytree Records website (The same record label as Lady GaGa).

It is a promo single for her upcoming debut album, ''Perfectionist'', which will be released by Cherrytree Records in September 2010. Kills has also produced and co-directed a mini-series called Love Kills xx, (which you can watch all parts on the link below)

She describes ''Perfectionist'' as a concept album, writing all her own lyrics and working with producers Jeff Bhasker, Fernando Garibay, and Akon among others.

I think Natalia Kills is gonna be big with songs like ''Zombie'' & ''Activate My Heart'' all ready under her belt,

the first time I heard Ms. Kills and I loved the tracks, dark and moody with a little Eletro just for good measure and now ''Mirrors'' which is also very good...I need this album and so will you...

 (Natalia Kills Video For ''Activate My Heart'')

(Natalia Kills Video For ''Mirrors'')

For More Go To Her My Space Page Here: http://www.myspace.com/nataliakills:

Sucker Punch: The Movie Of 2011 I Cannot Wait To See...

''Sucker Punch''

Sucker Punch is an upcoming American action-fantasy film written by Steve Shibuya and Zack Snyder, and directed by Snyder.Sucker Punch features an ensemble female cast that includes Emily Browning, Vanessa Hudgens, Abbie Cornish, Jamie Chung and Jena Malone.

 

 The film follows a young girl in the 1950s about to be lobotomized as she attempts to escape an asylum with her inmate friends.

 It's an epic action fantasy that takes us into the vivid imagination of a young girl whose dream world provides the ultimate escape from her darker reality. Unrestrained by the boundaries of time and place, she is free to go where her mind takes her, but her incredible adventures blur the lines between what’s real and what is imaginary…with potentially tragic consequences.

 

The script, which was penned by Snyder and Shibuya, was finalized in five years and was actually planned to be made first before Watchmen. For Sucker Punch, Snyder gathered most of the Vancouver-based production team who worked on Watchmen.Pre-production took place in Canada on June 2009. Principal photography began in September 2009 and concluded in January 2010

 

Filming took place in some parts of Toronto and Vancouver.

Sucker Punch is scheduled to be released in both conventional and IMAX theatres on March 25, 2011 It was earlier said to be released in October 8, 2010,

 but it was pushed back instead. Snyder is currently mapping out the Blu-ray interactivity for the film in preparation for the film's home media release.

No ratings yet but I got a feeling this movie is gonna kick ass!

  (Here's The Trailer Enjoy...)

  

Finish Him, But After Your Wine!

"whoopsy"

''Get over here, and eat your dinner!''

Don't Look Up (Remake) Movie Review

   ''Don't Look Up''
 
OK for all you out there who love blood, guts, and gore, this is the film for you!..
But unfortunately, "Don't Look Up" shows promise only moments before falling flat on its face!

  The latest effort from Fruit Chan, the guy behind the great movie "Dumplings" At first you go along with it hoping for the best, But in the end, its was just a a waste of time.
 

The tittle of the movie had nothing to do with the plot they should have called it

''Gypsy Curse'' or something like that.
 

So back to the storyline this gypsy lady made a pact with the gypsy devil to find her a rich man, but in exchange she has to give him her first born (who is a girl.. funny that!) so she can give birth to hes devil spawn.

Then a 1920s movie director struggling valiantly to maintain he's Romanian accent He’s attempting to film an adaptation of the afore mentioned gypsy legend, but his lead actress vanishes and the unfinished film is never screened or found.  

Fast forward to Present day the storyline centers on a young horror film director's sensitivity to paranormal visions which sends him on a spiraling descent into madness that threatens his life and that of his crew,

  

On location in the decrepit, abandoned former Transylvania Film Studios, the characters of the medieval Romanian folk tale he is attempting to adapt to film appear to come to life, opening a portal in which horrifying deeds from the past begin to recur. Or is it all in the young director's mind?
 

  

Before long the entire decrepit movie set is belabored by all manner of ghostly, murderous activity. Blood drips randomly from the ceiling, there is a vomit-inducing smells, someone what crazy with the overlapping camera in FX's, and swarms of flying bugs eat out the eyeballs of some of the cast and crew (nice!) 

Not to mention the random neck growth this guy has in the beginning of the movie which comes into play later. But this movie doesn’t make sense at all it's so confusing.

(Here's the trailer enjoy...)

Ju-on: The Grudge White And Black Ghost Movie Review

 Bring it on, Ju-On...

 Two new films for the tenth anniversary of the Grudge saga...

Several sequels later, from both Japan and America, comes another Japanese sequel 

''Ju-On: White Ghost & Ju-On: Black Ghost''

 ''White Ghost'' 

 The movie starts off with the story of the White Ghost, written and directed by Ryuta Miyake, stars Akina Minami as a high school girl with a 6th sense named Akane who starts having disturbing visions of a childhood best friend who recently died in a family murder-suicide.

It tries too hard and too often to make us jump, resulting in a series of hit and miss scares. The new 'face' of the grudge verges on the humorous because she keeps popping up repeatedly... and she's aways carrying a basketball for some reason.

  ''Black Ghost'' 

The second movie, of the Black Ghost, written and directed by Mari Asato, stars Ai Kago as a nurse named Yuko who cares for a young girl who has a strange cyst inside her body. The cyst turns out to be the leftover grudge of an unborn baby and begins to spread to the people around them, driving them mad.
 

 This movie is somewhat more straightforward and focused, and is less effective as a result, with its unborn twin plot being overly familiar.

This having been said, it still holds the interest, and performs far better than the similarly themed recent Hollywood effort “The Unborn”, with a satisfyingly grim ending and a winningly eerie feel.

The two directors both make good use of the short film format, keeping things moving at a fast pace and packing in plenty of scares along the way. 
 

Of the two, “White Ghost” is the stronger outing, with a more engaging and wide-reaching plot and an unsettling air of perversity.


Although the makeup effects for the titular spirit are a touch odd, this does make for some sinister scenes, not least since Ryuta also throws in a few visceral touches and some splashes of gore.

 

(Here's the trailer for both movies, enjoy...)

 

Kid Drink's Gasoline In Bid To Be Like Autobot Optimus Prime...

Optimus Prime famously uttered “freedom is the right of all sentient beings”, but one of his fans, a 14 year old boy from China took the liberty of drinking gasoline in a quest to emulate his Autobot hero.

The boy was apparently inspired to drink gasoline after seeing Optimus Prime on TV, and wishing to become a “valiant fighter” just like the hundred foot tall transport truck/robot

.

“He began to drink gasoline five years ago, when we found he liked smelling lighter fuel,” said the boys father. The boys parents owned a small stall that sold lighters, and the two often found lighters drained of their fluid. The boys parents confronted their son, but it did little to help matters.

After speaking with their son”… we found our motorcycle’s gasoline was always disappearing, and one day when we found the boy had drunk a half bottle of gasoline stolen from the motorcycle, we were too shocked to say anything,” the father said. The boy exhibited addict-like behavior after the parents locked their motorcycle away, stealing gasoline from vehicles belonging to neighbors. 

The parents said that the gasoline drinking took a toll on the boys brain.

“Since my son started to drink gas, his IQ has dropped sharply and now he can’t figure out simple addition and subtraction,” the father said. ”Before that, he was a very smart boy, and he could even repair the television. But now he does not know the answer of 7 plus 17.”

The boy has now been hospitalized for “gasoline dependency”. Doctors say that the leaded gasoline has done “serious damage” to his brain.

According to the Shanghai Daily, Transformers is immensely popular in China, with both movies setting box office records.

(So what do you thing? do you blame the parents or the movies,  let me know in the Comments below)

RoboGeisha (ロボゲイシャ) B-movie Review

 

''RoboGeisha''   

RoboGeisha (ロボ ゲイシャ) is a Japanese Action B-Movie directed by Noboru Lguchi

 As soon as I saw this trailer for ''RoboGeisha'' I just new I had to buy this movie and when you see the trailer too you'll see why. 

So the story go's like this, there are two sisters, ones a geisha, the other the attendant, get invited to perform at a dinner for a Wealthy business man and end up being recruited into his army of highly-trained female killers masquerading as more then just geisha's.

 

Oh F.Y.I there's a few cybernetic upgrades on the way as well, that are just plain funny.

I thoroughly enjoyed ''RoboGeisha'' both for it’s super colorful over the top anime-like visual style, and over camp action that will take this movie to a whole new level.

  

It’s definitely a film I would watch with friends and not just alone in your living room.

If you liked ''Machine Girl'' then you'll love ''RoboGeisha'' has to be a close second, I really do love these films and hope you take the time to check out ''RoboGeisha'' believe me You won’t be sorry. 

(Here's the trailer hope you enjoy..)