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By: Heather Seebach So Matt Smith is stepping down, and evidently BBC will soon announced his replacement. Chances are, they will go with another young, unknown British actor, but I figured I'd share my choices (realistic or not) for the 12th Doctor. Be sure to tell me your thoughts (and your own suggestions)! Richard Coyle Richard became well-known to Brits as Jeff on Coupling,

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15. Alan Shore and Denny Crane, Boston Legal James Spader and William Shatner played these two quirky lawyers and womanizing best friends on Boston Legal. Alan was the brilliant but funny left-winger with a fear of clowns and a love of the ladies. Denny was the narcissistic Conservative who loved guns and saying his own name. Their head-butting was often great, especially when guns came into

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Happy Valentine's Day, Whovians! Enjoy this list of the sweetest, most romantic, tearjerkiest moments from the last 6 seasons. And feel free to share your favorites! 15. Craig and Sophie Kiss, The Lodger Few shows can make you care about one-shot characters like Doctor Who does. Craig and Sophie are proof that the Doctor not only meddles in time and space but in human lives - usually for the

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Hey followers! I have started my own genre film/TV website dedicated to news, reviews, trailers, lists, editorials, and more. I'll rarely update this blog anymore, but if you want to continue to read my stuff (and please do!), come check out the site and follow it on Facebook. Thanks! http://www.viewerdiscretionadvised.net

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When it comes to computer-animated films, Pixar Animation Studios has dominated for over 15 years. Few others can match the quality of films like Toy Story and Up. But with 20th Century Fox’s Rio currently ruling the box office, and the Weinstein's Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil on the way, Pixar has not cornered the CG animation market completely. Here is a run-down of some of the best non-Pixar

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Film: Bridesmaids (2011) Dir: Paul Feig Rating: **** out of 5 The raucous, vulgar comedies of late (Superbad, The Hangover, etc.) have been a male-dominated subgenre – until now. Paul Feig’s Bridesmaids transcends the common chick flick and proves that women can play down and dirty too when it comes to comedy. Rounding up some of the funniest ladies out there right now, the film provides

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Check out my list of the 15 greatest masks in horror:http://www.killerfilm.com/features/read/15-great-horror-masks-70981

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Film: Your Highness (2011)Dir: David Gordon GreenRating: ** out of 5Check out my review over at KillerFilm.com!http://www.killerfilm.com/film_reviews/read/your-highness-review-70036 var fctb_tool=null; function FCTB_Init_645740efb8dd480f96fcd84b74950d14(t) { fctb_tool=t; start(fctb_tool); }

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Film: Insidious (2011)Dir: James WanRating: **** out of 5In 2003, director James Wan and screenwriter Leigh Whannell created the bloody low-budget affair known as Saw, based on their short film of the same name. That little horror film spawned six sequels and the entire franchise has grossed nearly a billion dollars worldwide. While the sequels constitute little more than torture porn, the

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Film: Paul (2011)Dir: Greg MottolaRating: *** out of 5 starsCheck out my review of Paul over at KillerFilm.com!http://www.killerfilm.com/film_reviews/read/paul-review-67864 var fctb_tool=null; function FCTB_Init_79dd02e7ddf548419e63a8c69538de85(t) { fctb_tool=t; start(fctb_tool); }

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And now a follow-up to my last KillerFilm.com list - the nastiest alien invaders!http://www.killerfilm.com/features/read/top-10-alien-invaders-67867

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Check out my latest list over at KillerFilm.com!http://www.killerfilm.com/features/read/top-10-friendly-alien-visitors-66618

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In honor of Women in Horror Month, here is my list of the Top 10 Horror Villainesses from KillerFilm.com -http://www.killerfilm.com/features/read/top-10-horror-villainesses-64626

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Check out my list of the 10 Most Hilariously Over-the-Top Movie Death Scenes over at KillerFilm.com!http://www.killerfilm.com/spotlight/read/10-hilariously-over-the-top-death-scenes-63339 var fctb_tool=null; function FCTB_Init_803d7030fc834d5f9b586b4140a5cc51(t) { fctb_tool=t; start(fctb_tool); }

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Check out my latest list at KillerFilm!http://www.killerfilm.com/features/read/the-10-most-badass-vietnam-vets-you%e2%80%99ve-never-heard-of-62075

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Check out my first article for KillerFilm at:http://www.killerfilm.com/features/read/the-10-worst-superhero-movie-lines-61478

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The following are my favorite foreign films from this past year. I am aware that some of these had their original overseas release in 2008 or 2009, but I am basing my list on those that landed Stateside in 2010. Please comment and let me know if you have other suggestions!10. Enter the Void (Dir: Gaspar Noé)It is occasionally difficult to watch, not unlike Noé’s other films, but it is also

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Here are my picks for the best films of 2010. Feel free to comment and discuss, but keep in mind I really liked all of these films and ordering them was incredibly difficult. So please don’t nit-pick the order too much, as some of it is fairly arbitrary. Also, this list focuses on the domestic releases that will be more familiar to most people. Another list of foreign films is soon to follow.15.

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Here are my top 10 mainstream movie trailers from 2010:10. A-Team (trailer #2)Okay, admittedly, this was a guilty pleasure for me. I was excited at the prospect of seeing Sharlto Copley as Murdock, but this trailer got me interested in everything else. It looks over-the-top and fun, just like the tv show upon which it is based. Regardless of what you may think of the film itself, this trailer was

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Film: The Descent Part 2Dir: Jon HarrisRating: *** out of 5 starsNeil Marshall’s The Descent was a lesson in pure terror, utilizing elements such as darkness, claustrophobia, and even the deep secrets that come back to haunt us. This sub-par sequel, helmed by first-time director Jon Harris, rehashes the first film rather than paving its own way. Much like Aliens was a cheaper copycat of its

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Film: 127 Hours (2010)Dir: Danny BoyleRating: **** out of 5 starsBased on the true survival story of Aron Ralston, 127 Hours is a riveting, emotional film, just as we have come to expect from Danny Boyle. Based on Ralston’s aptly-named book, "Between a Rock and a Hard Place", the film tells the story not just of a near-death experience, but of a life-altering experience to which any regular

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Film: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2009)Dir: Niels Arden OplevRating: *** out of 5 starsNot since Let the Right One In has a Swedish film gained so much attention States-side as The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Based on Stieg Larsson’s popular novel of the same name, the film is the first installment of the Millennium Trilogy, which also includes the sequels, The Girl Who Played with Fire and

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Film: Bloody Sunday (2002)Dir: Paul GreengrassRating: **** out of 5 starsOn January 30, 1972, a peaceful march was planned in the Irish town of Derry. It was one of many events staged by residents of Northern Ireland to protest English oppression. A British paratrooper regiment was put in place with orders to quell a potential uprising and make arrests. During the demonstration, a few rebellious

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Film: Red Hill (2010)Dir: Patrick HughesRating: **** out of 5 starsThe western film is a genre rarely seen anymore. Gone are the days of John Wayne and duels at high noon. This decline is probably due to audiences' general lack of interest in period pieces. But Westerns do not necessarily have to take place in the Old West. A film need only encompass the themes of a western to fit the genre,

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Film: Outcast (2010)Dir: Colm McCarthyRating: ***1/2 out of 5 starsOutcast does not look like much based on its trailer and premise, but this modest little horror film may surprise you. It is a love story, a supernatural thriller, and a monster movie all in one. Don’t worry, it is nothing like Twilight. The film is occasionally convoluted and odd but strong performances and a unique story make it

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