Stories by Williams

A Tribute to Badasses!

by storiesbywilliams on April 16, 2012 in Movies, Sci-Fi, Series and tagged abraham van hellsing, Aleut, Alien, alien queen, aliens, alucard, anime, badasses, batman, blade, boba fett, bounty hunter, bram stokers dracula, burke, cargo loader, comic books, commissioner gordon, corporal hicks, d, daywalker, dhampir, dracula, ellen ripley, eric brooks, gotham, half man half vampire, heath ledger, hellsing, hiro protagonist, jabba the hutt, johnny mnemonic, lando calrissian, Lt Ripley, mandalorian, manga, mercenary, molly millions, movie badasses, Neuromancer, nostromo, private hudson, private vazquez, pulse cannon, raven, sally shears, sarlacc pit, series, sith wars, snow crash, sprawl trilogy, Star Wars, the dark knight, the joker, the sprawl, vampire hunter d, vampires, van hellsing, William Gibson

You know those characters, people who come to us from our favorite movies, TV shows, or pop culture in general. The kinds of people who excel at kicking ass and taking names? The kinds of people that just never seem to die, they just keep getting bigger and badder the more time passes? Yeah, we […]

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Of Alien…

by storiesbywilliams on July 10, 2011 in Movies, Reviews and tagged Alien, alien 1979, alien movie, alien movie 1979, ash, classic sci-fi, cryo unit, cryogenic, cryosleep, cult classic, deep space, directive, ian holm, john hurt, Kane, Lt Ripley, Mother, movie, movie review, Ridley Scott, Ripley, Sci-Fi, science fiction, ship, sigourney weaver, Tom Skerritt, vessel, Weyland Yutani

Not long ago, I reviewed a movie that had the honor of being not only one of the best sci-fi movies of all time, but one of the best movies period. That movie was Blade Runner, one of Ridley Scott’s most enduring classics. So it is with great pleasure that I dedicate this next review […]

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