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Look we're all for good vamp parodies. But watching these clips from groanworthy spoof Vampires Suck (AKA Yet Another Scary Movie Again) we can confidently say that this film is where humor goes to get staked.
After watching these clips I want Eric Northman to bend Vampire Sucks over and give it the old double staking. You know what I mean.
http://io9.com/5609628/true-blood-needs-to-take-vampires-suck-in-a-dark-alley-and-teach-it-a-lesson
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Eric Northman needs to bend "Vampire Sucks" over and give it the old double staking !
Ellis enjoying 'True Blood' mother plot
Nelsan Ellis has revealed that he loves exploring his True Blood character Lafayette in more detail.
Speaking to Digital Spy, Ellis explained that he is pleased Lafayette's mother Ruby Jean (Alfre Woodard) has now appeared on the show.
"It establishes him as a person with roots in this town," he said. "Outside of just being the person who takes care of his cousin Tara.
"He never really has scenes with his auntie, Tara's mom, so to give him a mother sort of establishes that this dude... it gives him a history."
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Why it's a bad idea to "turn your backside" on a naked vampire in True Blood
Team Talk Blood member , Meredith reviews ep 8
Pro: Sookie is still screaming, because Bill is at the foot of her bed hospital trying to steal her light or eat her or something. I'm not really sure what it is at this point — either way, it's loud.
Pro: The screams cause Alcide to make this startled puppy face.
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Season 3, Episode 8: "Night on the Sun" Houston Press
Take Sookie Stackhouse (Anna Paquin) and Vampire Bill (Stephen Moyer). The number of times both have almost ended up dead through just a short relationship is in the double digits. They are as often the cause as the savior in each other's predicaments.
And even though this week's episode pretty much opened with the two admitting that their being together was ultimately poisoned, by the end of the episode they are back making love in a mess of blood and spent shotgun shells.
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True Blood’s Theo Alexander On His Gay Vampire Sex Scene with Alexander Skarsgard
Yes, we spent a lot of time together. We went on hikes, we went to dinners, we spent time together. Just spending time with Denis though… he is an amazing actor. Every time we met, I learned new things about acting and we bonded really fast and really deep because we had to create this immense love and relationship of 700 years. And even though our characters were fighting in the last few episodes, I think Denis’s performance in the next episode will show off how in love our characters were.
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Vamp Kristin Bauer Stays Thin With Carbs
Kristin Bauer wasn't kidding when she told reporters earlier this year that "heads will roll" on 'True Blood.' But more dark secrets will be emerging about her character's relationship with Eric, as life-or-death consequences take center stage.
"Vampires are hard to kill, but there are a lot more efforts in that direction and Pam will be right in the middle of it," Bauer tells PopEater. "Eric is put into a very dire situation with a huge physical and emotional conflict. We'll find out how deep Eric & Pam's relationship is, what her role is in his life and what lengths she'll go to defend and save him. When characters are really pushed to their limits and tested, we find out who they really are."
And viewers haven't seen the last of Pam's midriff-baring latex outfits -- even if the costumes have taken a toll on the actress' body image. "I realized as long as I'm in this business, I'm going to be hungry," Bauer says of her dieting regimen.
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Monday, August 9, 2010
Recap: True Blood, season 3, episode 8 – ‘Night on the Sun’
The amazing Becca !!
I can’t recall the last time the True Blood Twitterverse was in such rapture. Within seconds of the ending of last night’s episode, “Night on the Sun,” #AwwSookieNowNow could have been a trending topic. Was it really all that sexy? Maybe, maybe not. But there’s nothing better than fast and furious makeup sex. And Sookie got her some of that. (Bill was just trying to keep up.)
All told, there was a lot of skin this episode. Franklin turned up in Tara’s shower fantasy. She drank his blood, so, with any hope, we’ll be seeing more of him. Even wet shoulders up, Franklin has more charisma in his left fang than most. Jason, well, he’s accustomed to showing skin, but his got busy with Crystal’s. (Is there anything sweeter than Jason in love?) Heck, we even got to see Terry in bed with Arlene, tenderly singing to their baby on the way right before he turns into an imagined Rene, the real baby daddy. Personally, I think this story line has so much potential. It’s old school Rosemary’s Baby and deserves a big pay off.
But let’s talk about the sex we didn’t see. There were two missed man-on-man opportunities. And not just any men. Uber men! Three seasons in, Lafayette finally looks like he’s about to get some, and they back out of the shot? (“Where are they going? Where’d the hot guys go? Why aren’t the hot guys doing it in the frame? Where’s my hot guys?”) Sure, it wasn’t as obvious as panning away to a vibrating mantle of religious goodies, but c’mon. Is there anyone watching this show who doesn’t want to know how Lafayette is in bed??? He makes The Old Spice guy look like a junior leaguer! And while it pains me to say that the chemistry between Lafayette and Jesus is at its best with suggestive small talk, I still want the hotsie-totsie!
Seeing Red: Does 'True Blood' Have Too Much Blood in Season Three?
Pop-Ed: 'True Blood' fans can remember back to that first season when a campy gem was born. The fangs were shorter -- almost Ricky Gervais-sized -- while plots focused around the social strife and political tensions between vampires and humans, with overtones of heated 1960s race relations. We met a motley crew of characters, lovable, hated and some in-between. Alan Ball's HBO creation was funny and dark in that deep south way where danger seems to lurk behind the kudzu and Spanish Moss. Love interests, requited and not, sprouted. We marveled at the raunchy 'vamp speed sex' (a ramp up to this season's vamp speed texting!) and lurid human copulation set a standard. But gore was almost more inferred in Season One.
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Mad Men's Don Draper vs. True Blood's Bill Compton
Bill Compton
Vampire Bill has a complex past. Before he became a vampire he was just a regular man, a devoted father and husband. Then came the war and the Southern gentleman answered the call to arms. The only problem: he fought for the South, which doesn’t exactly win him hero points with a contemporary audience.
But human Bill didn’t escape the blight of war unharmed. An encounter with a strange woman on his way home to his wife and family changed him forever. The woman turned out to be a vampire. She was hungry and lonely and not only made Bill a vampire, ending his human life and robbing him of his beloved family, but she also made Bill her consort, her partner in crime. The 100-odd years he spent with Lorena make the Battle of Antietam look like a trailer park dustup. The lusty vampire pair left a trail of carnage behind them.read on
Charlaine Harris and the Secret to Writing Success
As an author, I read a variety of publications for writers with avid interest. The July/August issue of Writer’s Digest published an insightful interview with Charlaine Harris. I recommend reading it. Ms. Harris talks about how she reached her stellar position at the top of the bestseller list.
She started out by taking a creative writing course after finishing college—something other successful writers like Sara Paretsky have done. Ms. Harris’s several mystery novel series were successful and reached mid-list status. But pushing fifty, Ms. Harris wasn’t satisfied with this. She wanted to write a book that was unique, the kind of book that only she could write. So she tossed aside the usual rules of mystery writing and simply wrote what she really wanted to create. And this is the secret to her superstar success. Charlaine Harris wasn’t afraid to be different in style and subject and actually have fun with her writing. She enjoys her work and it shows.
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True Blood-Bath: We’re All Just Pawns in a Game of Chess- Vanity Fair
There’s a scene in last night’s episode of True Blood featuring Eric Northman and Talbot playing a game of chess. The chess game is an obvious allusion to the strategy of the characters—or chess pieces, if you will—in the bigger picture of the entire season. And Eric and Talbot are just pawns in the greater scheme—kings and queens do battle while pawns are simply sacrificed. Ah, who am I trying to fool? Obviously everything that I’ve written so far is, well, bullshit. I’ve got nothing. Honestly, the only halfway enjoyable event up to the chess match scene was when Talbot, during the game, said, “I’m bored.” Because, when he did, I immediately spoke back to my television, “Yeah, me, too!” Soon after I vocalized my displeasure (the people inside the screen can hear me, right?), events got a lot more interesting. But interesting isn’t always a good thing.
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