Author Archives: Sarah Sommer

About Sarah Sommer

Sarah is a journalist and an artist who lives in the city. She loves movies and television. She reads early and often. Sarah also helps out over at BSCkids.com and our other sites!

Hunger Games Sequel: Catching Fire Gets Release Date

Mostly, it is odd to green light a sequel before the original has come out, but if you have read The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, they you can see why its not so strange after all. Lionsgate has jumped on the obvious hit series to go ahead and green light the sequel, which really means the whole trilogy will most likely be adapted. Continue reading →

Goosebumps Film Adaptation Moves Forward With New Screenwriter

Ahh so many childhood memories… reading Goosebumps as a young kid and pretending not to be scared, reading them when I was a little older and pretending they were for younger kids, then forgetting about them because I discovered His Dark Materials and the show “Are You Afraid of the Dark”.  For those of you with similar memories, or better ones, (or with kids who love these books) Columbia Pictures is moving forward with their feature adaptation of R.L. Stines Goosebumps series. Continue reading →

Get Ready For The 16 Episode Order for The Walking Dead Season 3

Exciting news for Zombie lovers everywhere. AMC recently revealed that season 3 of the hit show The Walking Dead will consist of 16 episodes. This means that the show is actually doing well financially and the studio is able to expand the season and make room for (hopefully) more action and more awesomeness. Continue reading →

7 Great Television Shows Based On Books

 

Books, comics, novels… they normally get made into movies. But occasionally they get made into television shows. Those shows are almost always amazing. Part of it has to do with the fact that a television show has a longer time span than a movie so more of the plot and details of its source material gets put in. And even sometimes, the show is better than the original.  In either case, here is a list of some of the greatest television shows that were once based on a novel or comic.

Note: These are not in any particular order. Continue reading →

Daniel Radcliffe Talks The Woman In Black

Woman in Black anticipators (such as myself) will not want to miss this behind-the-scenes featurette that was recently released. In the clip, star of the film, Daniel Radcliffe discusses the film as well as the motivation behind his character. If you weren’t interested in this film before, you will be after watching this clip.  Continue reading →