The Scream Awards are once again upon us! Cast your votes for best Comic book writing, Sci-Fi, and Horror of the year.

Also, as a personal comment, the last vote asks you to submit your choice for what movie you’re dying to see. I humbly suggest REPO! The Genetic Opera as the vote you cast.

EDIT: Fixed link.

Don LaFontain, also known as The Voice or Voice Announcer Guy, died this week at the age of 68.

In a world where the movie trailer voice is silenced, who will rise from the ashes?

As you are sure to be aware of, the recent Watchmen trailer that has been released has create much hype. I watched the trailer as abjectly as possible and was able to hold back all those, “Happy Happy, Joy Joy” feelings with ease. You see, it is because I have never read the comic nor had I ever heard of it (I’m so ashamed).

In light of this, I will begin reading this comic in the upcoming days. Depending on how engrossed I become determines how many updates you will get. I might do it by chapter or whatnot. Anyway, in case you live in a hole with me, the trailer is below the cut.

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Garth Franklin over at Dark Horizons, mentions that the film version of “Y: The Last Man” is looking good. The article also explains the plans to make the movie a trilogy and downplay the Beth angle. LaBeouf has expressed interest in the movie. I only hope this does not make this into a comedic adventure, but rather an adventure with some “Yorrik” moments.

I would like the story to main relatively true to the core, however, I would have to agree that the Beth angle was sort of a side story. While it did drive and move Yorrik through-out the story, I can see how even if you completely remove Beth, you would still have Y: The Last Man.

Having just finished the series last week, I would recommend as a good post-apocalyptic read.

Movie is slated for completion in 2010.

FoxNews reports:

Christian Bale on Tuesday denied allegations of assault made by his mother and sister, hours after the star of “The Dark Knight” was arrested, questioned by London police and released.

The 34-year-old actor spent four hours at a police station, but was not charged and was released on bail. British media reported that Bale’s mother and sister complained he had assaulted them at the Dorchester Hotel in London on Sunday night, a day before the European premiere of “The Dark Knight.”

Bale’s London-based law firm, Schillings said Bale, issued a statement denying that an assault took place.

I think the reason he was released is they couldn’t hold Batman. Nothing like a punch in the face to get out of a situation. Silly Joker for spreading rumors! HILARIOUS!