(DEN OF GEEK) — In the build-up to the long-awaited well, it feels like it fourth season of Torchwood going into production this coming January, Russell T Davies has been talking to US reporters about what we can expect from the show. We already know that Davies has planned to take the show into much darker territory, following the lead set by Torchwood: Children Of Earth, and he’s expanded a little on that in his latest natter.

Firstly, the show is going to be called Torchwood: The New World this time around, and it’s going to be a self-contained season of 10 episodes. Thus, while it’ll be respecting the canon of Torchwood, once more, this is going to be a season dedicated to telling one big story.

via Torchwood season 4: new title, writers, and more – Den of Geek.

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(MAIL ONLINE) — Lindsay Lohan is no stranger to shocking and judging by stills and posters recently released for her next movie the troubled starlet intends to keep fanning the flames of controversy.

A new poster for Machete, directed by Robert Rodriguez, shows Lohan posing as a nun, in full habit, licking the barrel of a gun.

via Lindsay Lohan’s a gun licking nun in shocking poster for new movie, Machete | Mail Online.

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(ABCNEWS) — The allure of the blockbuster “Twilight” books and movies appears to have spawned a troubling trend: Teen couples are biting one another to show affection, sometimes biting so hard they draw blood.

“Biting is challenging because one of the things we know about sexuality and biting and vampires is that it’s passion, it’s all-encompassing, it’s wanting to consume someone else,” New York City sexologist Logan Levkoff told “Good Morning America.”

via ‘Twilight’ Effect: Are Teens Biting Each Other Because of Vampire Fascination? – ABC News.

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Review | 2012: Doomsday

By Andrew Hoffman (2012DECEPTION) — Not to be confused with propaganda from the History Channel, 2012: Doomsday is the film I use the term loosely that attempts to combine Christianity and 2012 disaster theories. It is unwatchably bad, with the most compelling dilemma raised in the film being whether the acting is even worse than the writing, or vice versa. Sharon K. Gilbert recently called the film “pseudo-Christian claptrap,” which is certainly an apt, although perhaps overly kind, description.

via The 2012 Deception » Blog Archive » 2012: Doomsday.

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