Getting tired already of TV shows about vampires?
Well, here’s a zombie TV show for you.
As expected, Google has not just one but a series of five doodles at their home page today to celebrate the scariest day of the year, it’s Halloween!
And for the first time ever, those five doodles form a story based on the Hanna-Barbera cartoon show, Scooby Doo.
The panels feature the Mystery, Inc gang as they attempt solve a mystery about a strange creature trying to scare trick-or-treating kids.
Whether we like it or not, a zombie apocalypse is bound to happen.
Sooner or later, all people will roam this earth as mindless, shambling, decaying corpses with a hunger for human flesh (see The Walking Dead).
So, do you want to know what you look like when you are a zombie?
With a smirk, Manny Pacquiao downplayed Floyd Mayweather’s achievements inside the ring compared to his.
That I think is the most poignant scene in the premier episode of HBO’s Pacquiao-Margarito 24/7 special.
Pacquiao also mocked Margarito’s claim of innocence regarding the illegal substance found in his hand wraps in his bout against Shane Mosley.
Brock Lesnar’s knockout loss to Cain Velasquez at UFC 121 came as a surprise to many, me included.
Prior to the fight, I don’t really believe that Lesnar was invincible. But the way he took that beating from a smaller guy was unexpected.
Velasquez’ win certainly caught the attention of the mixed-martial arts community.
With last year’s Saw VI only generating $64 million at the box-office which was the first Saw movie to not reach $100 million, the producers decided to end the Saw movie franchise.
Seems like moviegoers have already grown tired of this “torture porn” movie eh?
Personally, I stopped watching it after Saw III. But just for closure, I’ll surely watch Saw 3D. I just hope that it will provide the answers to all the questions and not more questions.
I still felt cheated by Lost you know.
Billed as the final chapter in the series, Saw VII or Saw 3D will undoubtedly feature the most gruesome trap created by Jigsaw. Banking on the success of 3D films, it is also the first to go that path.
