by The Flickcast, May 23 2016 // 1:00 PM

That’s right. It’s time for a brand new episode of The Flickcast. And because we still don’t keep to a regular schedule these days, let’s say this one (like last week’s) arrived right on time. Cool? Cool.
On this week’s show Chris and Joe continue to discuss Captain America: Civil War, the next Ghostbusters movie, the new Star Trek series, the DCU shakeup, Superman v. Batman, Warner Brothers, Agent Carter and Joe finally watches Deadpool and is prepared to talk about it. Plus, a whole lot more.
Picks this week include Chris’ pick of the new AMC series Preacher and Joe’s pick of the original Independence Day.
As always, if you have comments, questions, critiques, offers of sponsorship, or whatever, feel free to hit us up in the comments, on Twitter, at Facebook, Google+ or shoot us an email.
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Tagged: Agent Carter, AMC, Bill Pulman, Bryan Fuller, Captain America, Deadpool, Dominic Cooper, Evan Gldberg, Fantastic Voyage, Garth Ennis, Geoff Johns, Ghostbusters, Independence Day, Jeff Goldblum, Preacher, Roland Emmerich, Ruth Negga, Seth Rogen, Star Trek, Steve Dillon, TV
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by Nat Almirall, Mar 8 2013 // 1:00 PM

On the one hand, there’s a revenge thriller with shootouts, car chases, detective work, and a dynamite climax. On the other, there’s a woefully underwritten love story that can’t think of anything else but to have the leads stare at each other. And not the meaningful kind of staring either — Farrell spends about five-eighths of the flick with this sad/confused expression that looks like he caught his mother in bed with a clown.
Farrell plays Victor, an up-and-comer in a gang led by Alphonse (Terrence Howard). What the gang actually does is not entirely clear, but they appear to be connected to a cocaine-dealing group of British-Jamaicans, at least until Alphonse suspects them of assassinating one of his men and orders the whole lot killed. In the ensuing shoot-out, Victor is wounded, and we follow him back to his ramshackle highrise apartment, where he spends his days watching videos of his wife and kid and ogling the girl in the next building over (Noomi Rapace).
The girl, Beatrice, lives with her somewhat hard-of-hearing mother (Isabelle Huppert) and is haunted by the scars on her face left by a car accident with a drunk driver. She and Victor share pregnant waves to each other until Bea works up the courage to ask Vic out.
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Tagged: Andrew Stewart, Armand Assante, Colin Farrell, Declan Mulvey, Dominic Cooper, F. Murray Abraham, Frank G, Frequency Film, IM Global, Isabelle Huppert, J.H. Wyman, James Biberi, John Cenatiempo, Luis Da Silva, Niels Arden Oplev, Noomi Rapace, Original Film, Roy James, Stephen Hill Aaron Vexler, Terrence Howard, Wade Barrett, William Zielinski, WWE Studios
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by Nat Almirall, Jun 22 2012 // 9:15 AM

I don’t think anyone expects Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter to be good. Or decent. Or anything more than this summer’s Snakes on a Plane. Which, to some degree, it is. I liked Snakes on a Plane because it delivered precisely what the title promised.
The movie opens with the young Lincoln defending a freed slave from being taken back to the South and otherwise cruel treatment at the hand of vicious Jack Barts (Marton Csokas). That night, Barts sneaks into the Lincoln household and promptly kills his mother.
Some years later, Lincoln (Benjamin Walker)’s working as a clerk for Joshua Speed (It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’s Jimmi Simpson), biding his time until he can kill Barts. After a heavy night at the bar, Lincoln makes his move, shooting Barts in the eye and getting quite the surprise when he discovers that Barts is a vampire.
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Tagged: 20th Century Fox, 3-D, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, Alan Tudyk, Anthony Mackie, Benjamin Walker, Dominic Cooper, Jimmi Simpson, Marton Csokas, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Rufus Sewell, Seth Grahame-Smith, Tim Burton, Timur Bekmambetov
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by Chris Ullrich, Feb 13 2012 // 10:15 AM
This may come as news to some of you. In addition to being President during one of the most tumultuous times in US history, Abraham Lincoln was secretly also a vampire hunter.
Well, at least that’s how history goes in the upcoming film Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. Produced by Tim Burton and directed by Timur Bekmambetov, the film is an adaptation of the Seth Grahame-Smith book about Lincoln and his quest to destroy the undead after his mother is killed by bloodsucking vampires.
We’ve got the first trailer for the film to share with you today. To be honest, we weren’t expecting much from this but it’s nice to be pleasantly surprised once in awhile. The pic, at least from this trailer, actually looks pretty good. You will, of course, have to judge for yourselves.
Check out the trailer after the break. Look for Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, which stars Benjamin Walker, Rufus Sewell, and Dominic Cooper to hit theaters on June 22.
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Tagged: Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, Benjamin Walker, Dominic Cooper, Fox, Rufus Sewell, Seth Grahame-Smith, Simon Kinberg, Tim Burton, Timur Bekmambetov, Trailers, Vampires
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by Sebastian Suchecki, Feb 18 2011 // 10:30 AM
She already won the hearts of geeks everywhere with her portrayal of Ramona Flowers in Edgar Wright’s Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World. Now, she’s targeting the rapidly growing horror audience with the upcoming film adaptation of the novel Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.
Winstead will the joining the film as Lincoln’s wife, who fights alongside the former president as he takes on the legion of the dead. Not long ago it was announced that the titular role of Lincoln was to be played by Kinsey’s Benjamin Walker. From THR:
Timur Bekmambetov is directing Vampire Hunter, based on the book by Seth Grahame-Smith. It’s Bekmambetov’s first movie since the 2008 hit Wanted, and tells the story of how Lincoln fought vampires during the Civil War. Dominic Cooper and Anthony Mackie also star in Vampire Hunter.
The novel by Seth Grahame-Smith was written as Lincoln’s “secret diary” that was discovered decades later, and plays in with actual historical events to add authenticity. Fox is currently working on pre-production of the film and should have a shoot date set by the end of the month with a release date sure to follow.
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Tagged: 20th Century Fox, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, Anthony Mackie, Benjamin Walker, Dominic Cooper, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Seth Grahame-Smith, Timur Bekmambetov
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