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Showing posts with label Spartacus. Show all posts
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September 11, 2012

TV On Blu-ray: Spartacus: Vengeance - Complete Second Season (2012, Blu-ray)

It was only a couple of years ago that the cable channel Starz unleashed the amazingly violent, super sexy goodness that is Spartacus: Blood and Sand. The series took off and went on for another season with its prequel Spartacus: God’s of the Arena. Sadly, the star of Spartacus, Andy Whitfield, succumbed to cancer; which he so very bravely fought. Replacing him as Spartacus would be the similar looking but slender Liam McIntyre. Changing actors is so incredibly tough for a series but in my opinion the younger Aussie born actor holds his own.

Anchor Bay in association with Starz have put together yet another box set on Blu-ray and DVD that will no doubt delight admirers of the Steven S. DeKnight creation. In Spartacus: Vengeance we begin right where season one left off, following the aftermath of the massacre at The House of Batiatis. Spartacus leads his group of muscle-bound gladiators on a journey to build a new life for themselves. On their tail though are Claudius Glaber (Craig Parker) and his Roman soldiers. Glaber will simply stop at nothing. Spartacus has no love loss either as Glaber murdered his wife.

September 6, 2011

Cinema Head Cheese: The Podcast! #12 - The Weekly Grind

In their first weekly edition, Kevin Moyers and Jeff Dolniak talk about stepping up to a regular Tuesday schedule. They get into a slew of reviews including the unique and creative DeadGirl, the short film Once Upon a Time in 1972 and they each get into TV obsessions Mad Men and Spartacus.

They both share their aggravation with unnecessary remakes such as Straw Dogs, Total Recall and Fright Night. They also get into the lunacy that is George Lucas.

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From the Show: Buy Minty the Assassin, The Exterminator, The Burning Moon, Black Past, Star Wars, Executive Decision, New York Ripper or This Film is Not Yet Rated at Amazon.com