Showing posts with label New York Comic-Con. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New York Comic-Con. Show all posts

Sunday, January 20, 2013

FOX's The Following: Clips from New York Comic-Con


The anticipation is almost over! If you watch FOX, by now you should have seen numerous trailers on FOX's new serial killer thriller by creator/executive producer Kevin Williamson, The Following, premiering Monday night at 9pm ET/PT.

At New York Comic-Con 2012 back in October, I attended The Following panel and pilot episode screening. The panel included executive producer Marcos Siega and series stars Kevin Bacon, James Purefoy, Annie Parisse, Natalie Zea and Shawn Ashmore.

The pilot episode had me on the edge of my seat, as former FBI agent Ryan Hardy (Bacon) is drawn back into a string of gruesome murders masterminded by serial killer Joe Carroll (Purefoy), who put an end to  Hardy's career years before. Carroll escaped from prison a month before he was supposed to be executed, and now has cult followers helping him carry out his plans and gather his victims. It is amazingly chilling how Purefoy brings Carroll's disturbing and brilliant, yet charming character to life. The Following is dark, suspenseful and creepy - you can't help but get drawn into all the psychological drama.


Check out the clips from the panel I attended:




- Kim Weling

Thursday, November 1, 2012

New York Comic-Con 2012 Highlights


New York Comic-Con was held at the Javitz Center on October 11-14th. One of the best things about attending NYCC is seeing the amazing costumes that bring my favorite characters and movies to life. Here are some highlights from New York Comic-Con.








Fans got to have their picture taken while experiencing the threat of Aliens first-hand by climbing inside SEGA's custom-made 16-foot powerloader with an attacking Xenomorph

How many LEGOs do you think it took to make The Hulk?


"Chris Hardwick in LEGO" by artist Nathan Sawaya at the Nerdist Industries lounge

 "Hello I Kill You" custom samurai sword BY J*Ryu
Weapons of Mass Change  - www.artwhino.com/womc
Traveling group art exhibit to benefit humanitarian missions around the world


Fans received complimentary press-on manicures


At the Phil Barbato booth - I just love octopai!


- Kim Weling