Swamp Thing News

What self-respecting horror film fan could possibly resist a novel about vampires inhabiting Hollywood, written by none other than Adrienne Barbeau, the star of such B-movies as 'Swamp Thing,' 'The Fog' and 'Escape from New York'? While nobody is ever going to confuse her with Bram Stoker, Barbeau does deliver a fast and occasionally funny read in ...

Another big Hollywood profile published this week was about writer/producer Akiva Goldsman , written by LA Times' comic book blogger Geoff Boucher .

Akiva Goldsman is a very busy man . He's also someone that fandom has never been happy with.

"Coyote Ugly" : It's a marathon! "Sorority Wars" : Courtney Thorne-Smith and Faith Ford are startlingly well cast as aging sorority sisters trying to convince their daughters to follow in their perky footsteps.

Our review of Shocker , published April 25th, 2001, is also available. Three times the terror.

The star of several early 80's horror and science fiction films is in the Capital City this weekend.

Actress Adrienne Barbeau will greet fans and introduce two of her movies, "Escape from New York" at 9 p.m. Friday and "Swamp Thing" at 7 p.m. Saturday, when she appears through Sunday as the featured guest of the fifth annual Slash and Bash Horror and Sci-Fi Festival at the Holiday Inn Holidome, 605 S.W. Fairlawn Road.

Dick Durock, who portrayed Swamp Thing in two movies and the live-action TV series, has reportedly passed away .

A New York fire company patch, featuring a familiar fellow: Another auction had this larger scan, which shows more clearly the actual detail on the patch's material: Swamp Thing looks kinda like a Rankin Bass character.

Actress Adrienne Barbeau will be the featured guest at the fifth annual Slash and Bash Horror and Sci-Fi Festival, which will be Friday through Sunday at the Holiday Inn Holidome.

Producer Joel Silver has reportedly admitted that he wants to remake Swamp Thing .

Prince Valiant Vol. I: 1937-1938 by Hal Foster The most influential adventure strip ever produced, Foster's gorgeous Prince Valiant inspired generations of artists.

A dashingly handsome French actor, Louis Jourdan trained for the stage under Rene Simon in Paris in the 1930s and made his film debut in 1939's "Le Corsaire". His budding career was cut short by World War II when his.... A dashingly handsome French actor, Louis Jourdan trained for the stage under Rene Simon in Paris in the 1930s and made his film ...