Showing posts with label TVD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TVD. Show all posts

Thursday, April 24, 2014

Vampire Diaries Spoilers: Will Damon save Stefan?





Last time we checked in with The Vampire Diaries Elena (Nina Dobrev) was having uncontrollable sex fantasies about Stefan (Paul Wesley), despite the fact that she had only just broken up with his brother Damon (Ian Somerhalder).


Well now it seems like they might all have bigger things to worry about.


With only three episodes remaining until the season finale, things are getting pretty out of control in Mystic Falls.


In this week's episode "Man on Fire" Enzo has turned up, intent on killing Stefan, who he believes killed his girl - and it is down to Damon to save him.


And given that Elena seems to be drifting toward Stefan, you might not blame Damon if he sat this one out!


Check out The Vampire Diaries' trailer here to see what decision Damon makes:




Damon comes in at the end - but is he there to save Stefan, to confess to the killing himself, or do you think there is another twist in store?

What are your thoughts? We want to know.


Source: movie pilot.

Sunday, March 23, 2014

It's hard being a Fangirl

There are so many fandoms out there, with elitists, snobs or better yet passionate fangirls for lack of a better name for them, that for some reason or another, that feel the need to put down other fandoms or the fans that love them. We are all passionate about one thing or another and don’t want to back down from our convictions or loves, but we are all fans that is our common link and we often forget that.

Being a fan of something or someone gives us the most joy and helps links us in a special way. We all need to just get along and remember that. That is the basis of all fangirls. We love something or someone!

A lot of avid readers of Young Adult books that were older than 18, back in 2005 when Twilight was first published forget that there we not many if any books to captivate us and get older readers reading this genre. Twilight whether you like it or not, opened the door for other books and series that many of us are clamoring for and reading and making successful and seeing them now on the big screen.  The Vampire Diaries written by L.J. Smith was out way before Twilight  back in 1991 and didn't have much of a following until the success of The Twilight books and then they saw the potential and bam we have a hit series on our hands. Yet some hardcore TVD fans will look down their noses at Twilight fans like they are pariah. Without Twilight there would be no TVD on every week, so maybe just say thank you.

Divergent fans that have been fans of the series for a while are on the fence from what I have seen in tweets that their beloved series is now a hit movie and that they will have to share it with the rest of the world that is just catching on. Well, again, if it was for Twilight and Summit a lot of people would not have known about this series. While we Twilight fans were standing on line and waiting at Tent City, they handed out Divergent to all of us. So some Twilight fans found the book and fell in love with it because of Twilight.

Fans are fans people whether we find the books on our own before they become popular in the book community or if we find them after that have been cast and are about to hit the big screen we are fans!  The more the merrier. Yes if you follow the book all the way to the big screen, you can bitch and moan and complain when they didn't cast your fave, but when it all comes down to it the more people that fall in love with the book or the newly released movie the better chances of success and sequels. So don’t complain when people “jump on the bandwagon” some people are a little slower to find the books, TV Shows or movies, but it doesn't make them less of a fan.

I was late to the Twilight party and until this admission no one knew about it! I found the books by accident after the movie was cast and right before they started the promos all over the TV and in the malls near us. I am still and will forever call Twilight my love. I hold my head up high and proud when I speak of the books and the movies. After Twilight, I found The Vampire Diaries books, I couldn't get enough of vampires and the YA section. I was disappointed that the show changed from the books, but for those that never read the books or didn't know about them it doesn't matter, it’s a huge success and there is no going back. I watch the show religiously and I can’t even imagine it would have been so successful if they never strayed from the books. And having Ian and Paul as the leads sure doesn't hurt, but the point it I was a fan and was salivating for the show when they said it was happening. I am forever grateful that fans caught on to the books, and the show and it’s the success that it is. For the “true” TVD fans to snub fans that are or {gasps} used to be Twilight fans isn't right. We are all fans!

Yes Twilight vampires sparkle, and TVD ones, need a ring to mingle in society with no one getting suspicious, but authors have a different way of writing. It’s that simple. Doesn't mean one vampire group is better than the other. I love the Lynsay Sands Argeneau Vampire books (Not YA, but so wicked and worth finding and reading) I found them after Twilight when I was looking for something different to read and stay true to my love of vampires. She took it to an entire different level and blows me away. I tweet, and blog about them any chance I get. I would love for more people to find her books and read them. The more fans the better.

We are all passionate about our loves whether they are books, TV shows, or movies. There is always room for more fans. It’s ok to love them and welcome and sometimes explain why a book is maybe better than a movie, and maybe get that person to now read the book. Maybe then the popularity would increase and that author would get more fans and maybe just maybe we could get more books or movies.

It’s OK to be a fangirl for more than one thing, it doesn't make you less of a fan, it makes you diverse and human.


What makes you a fangirl? What books, TV show or movies are you passionate about and would like to share with us. We would love to hear from you. 

Video: Paleyfest 2014 - Vampire Diaries Panel

Saturday, January 25, 2014

‘The Vampire Diaries’ season 5, episode 11 recap: Always evil




The Vampire Diaries‘ 100th episode, “500 Years of Solitude,” aired tonight and it left us with a bunch of feels that we can barely contain!

Thursday, October 10, 2013

TWILIGHT STAR CHARLIE BEWLEY ( @ALCHEMISSION ) Attached To New Supernatural Book To Be Made Into a Movie?

The third and final book in Tim Hawken’s Hellbound Trilogy (published by Rethink Press) is set for release this December, amid development of a film franchise starring The Twilight Saga's Charlie Bewley. Titled Deicide, the novel concludes the epic story, which depicts a world of Hell never seen before. 


Early critical acclaim and a strong cult following for Hellbound meant Tim Hawken’s work captured the attention of Hollywood right from the start. The author has recently signed partnerships with both Luber Rocklin Entertainment and Savela/Kabatoff Productions to help bring his vision to the silver screen.

In addition, actor Charlie Bewley (Twilight, Vampire Diaries, Hammer of the Gods) has been attached to play the lead character of Michael in the films.

“I first found out about Hellbound when a friend gave me the book,” Bewley said of the trilogy. “I knew right away I wanted to play Michael. Hawken’s dark genius leaps off the page in a visceral way. It grabs you and shakes you up, leaving you thinking about it for months afterward. This is the next big thing in the supernatural genre. The struggle for redemption in a dark world is something that resonates with everyone it touches.”

Ken Kabatoff of Savela/Kabatoff Productions also expressed his excitement at being involved with the Hellbound franchise. “This was an easy decision for us to make. Tim’s series is as enticing as the forbidden fruit itself. It has alluring visuals, crisp dialogue and an invigorating story, all staged in an ancient setting, which Hawken has turned on its head. It’s going to make one amazing film.”

Hawken himself remains humble about the attention his work has received to date. “When you first write something like this, you really don’t know how it’s going to be received. Being a previously unknown author from Australia, I still pinch myself that so many people have shown confidence in my work, right from my publishers, to the fans and now to filmmakers and actors. It’s crazy. The next step is bringing a major studio on board, but with the team of people behind Hellbound now, it feels like the momentum is only getting stronger. It’s a very good atmosphere to be launching the last novel in. Deicide is going to lift it to the next level and end with a bang!”

Deicide will be available from all good book retailers, in both paperback and ebook formats from early December, via Rethink Press.

Find out more about Tim Hawken and his writing at http://www.timhawken.com.

Source: Prweb.com

Thursday, August 22, 2013

‘Vampire Diaries’ Season 5: Paul Wesley Goes Dark For New Promo Pic



Stefan who? Paul is in full-on Silas mode in this behind-the-scenes shot from a season five photo shoot.

With Stefan chilling in a box at the bottom of a lake, Silas is going to be free to run amok when The Vampire Diaries returns for its fifth season Oct. 3, and it looks like Paul Wesley is already comfortable with his new dark persona. The CW posted this picture, a behind-the-scenes outtake from the show’s newest photo shoot, to its Facebook page Aug. 20 — and we’re more pumped for “Stilas” than ever!

‘Vampire Diaries’ Season 5: What Can We Expect From Silas?

Just when we thought we had Silas all figured out, he revealed himself to be the original version of Stefan’s doppelganger on the fourth season finale, turning everything we knew about him — and Stefan — completely upside down. We’ve learned a few nuggets about the big bad since then, just enough to entice us until we see him again in October.
“[There will be] a pretty cool mythology that will carry on in terms of Silas, and the mystery of his past — 1,000 or 2,000 years ago,” executive producer Julie Plec said during the show’s panel June 9 at the ATX Television Festival in Austin.
If this means we might flashback to Paul Wesley in a cave, count me in!

Monday, August 12, 2013

Who doesn't have a crush on Ian Somerhalder?

With looks that can kill and the rumor mill going wild with hopes that Ian will be playing Christian Grey we were happy to catch Mr. Somerhalder standing still in New Jersey.