These days you cant throw a rock without hitting a movie based on a comic book. So far most comic book movies have been based on superheroes, although the occasional lesser known title gets picked up. One cult favorite from the 90′s that absolutely needs to be made into a movie is S.C.U.D the disposable assassin. SCUD would be difficult to do as a live action feature (unless by Guillermo Del Toro) but as a 3D CGI cartoon this movie would make bank.
SCUD is a disposable assasin who gets purchase from a futuristic vending machine to kill a mark. When said marc is destroyed the SCUD unit self destructs. Unfortunately this SCUD happens to spy the instruction manual on his back and formulates a plan to stay alive by not killing his mark. On his first mission, he is sent to kill Jeff, a rampaging female mutant with mousetraps for hands, an electrical plug for a head, and a squid for a belt. Instead he mortally wounds her and begins to work as a bounty hunter to pay for Jeff’s life support. If this wasnt wierd enough he comes upon a time traveling rocking horse, the robot mafia, and the Satanic Benjamin Franklin who is hell bent on destroying the world.






YES its true. It seems the 1980′s have returned minus Reaganomics and John Hughes. The movie studios are jumping on the big blue bandwagon that was Avatar, and EVERYTHING must be in glorious mind bending 3D. So far here is the list of movies that have been confirmed to be in 3D this week (I think youll understand the title after reading this)
The Devil Horns, originally a pagan gesture of protection for warding off the evil eye, was adopted by legions of Metal fans, after Ronny James Dio began using it as a means of creating his Black Sabbath persona. Now the devil horns have become the universal symbol of “ROCK ON” and is seen raised at concerts of numerous genres. This gesture is the all encompassing symbol of cool, so of course it has begun being co-opted by douche bag advertisers, and used incorrectly.
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