John McCain Debates John McCain

I gave up on posting political reports a while back. But this one falls under the heading of entertainment. This video comes courtesty of the JedReport.Com website.

Truly Shocking. Truly Sad. Tim Russert Dies At 58

The following newsclips and tributes come appropriately enough, from MSNBC.
I will let them speak for themselves.










Rest In Peace

Alone In The Dark: Central Park Trailer # 2

Here is the latest Alone In The Dark video of Central Park in New York which is where the story takes place.

Also, your bonus for this post are three images showing weapons and inventory.






Release Date: June 24, 2008

Genre: Adventure/Action/Horror

Consoles: PS2, PC, XBOX 360, Wii & *PS3 (*release date tbd)


Taking the fear to a new level, the next-gen Alone in the Dark features the macabre style of the series played with new gameplay mechanics and a broader-reaching, action-packed play style. Explore fully-interactive realtime worlds, interacting with physics and roaming the wide-open, fright-filled environments.

This next-gen Alone in the Dark is also built around a unique episodic game structure -- the story is split into a number of distinct 30-40 minute episodes, doled out one at a time as you play. Each time the player launches a saved game, the episode will begin with a video summary of the previous episode to quickly re-immerse the player in the story and removing the need to remember where they were or what they were doing. Every episode will close with a nail-biting cliff-hanger ending to rattle players’ nerves, and if the player is leaving the game a video teaser of the next episode will play to leave them wanting more.

Afternoon Matinee: The Comedy Of Terrors

starring Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, Boris Karloff, Basil Rathbone, Joyce Jameson, and Joe E. Brown Written by Richard Matheson. Directed by Jacques Torneur

A horror spoof in which a funeral director, who is in arrears on his rent, aggressively pursues customers to bolster his business-and the fact that they haven't died yet doesn't seem to dissuade him. When I first saw this title at hulu.com I was reluctant to watch it because in general, with a name like that, I thought it would be a little hokey. But, when I saw who was in it, and the fact that it was written by Richard Matheson, I decided to give it a try. And I have to tell you it turned out to be a very good film. Often hilarious (the deathbed scene of Basil Rathbone will make you roll on the floor) and well performed, as well as great cinematography, I think this is one film that may have been forgotten by most people, but for those who rediscover it and watch it again, they will be greatly entertained by some of the classic motion picture stars of the past.

Heroes Season Three: Villians

My favorite tv show will be back this fall. Season 3 is called Villians and it looks like it's going to be a doozy!

Wii Bowling - But We Ain't No Good

Just a friendly game of Wii during a party at my sisters house. There are a million videos of people playing Wii on the internet. Consider this one million and one.

Alone In The Dark: A Special Look By EGTV

European Gamer TV did a special report on Alone In The Dark. Here is the video:


Online Videos by Veoh.com

They have a ton of videos at their website and a lot of good information. You can visit them by clicking here.

They have a ton of videos and the quality is excellent.

Atari and Eden Games "Alone In The Dark" arrives in stores later this month for the Playstation 2, Wii, XBox 360, and PC. Preorder at Gamestop.com and you get a t-shirt thrown in with it.

Alone In The Dark: A Look At Edward Carnby

This is a look at the main character in Alone In The Dark, Edward Carnby.



The following biography was released by Eden Games. Edward Carnby, born in 1897 in New Orleans was raised in a loving and well-to-do household. Here Carnby’s parents encouraged him to develop his sense of curiosity, adventure and free spirit. After his formative years, and against the will of his parents, Carnby joined the army and specialized in covert operations along with intensive hand-to-hand and weapons training, moving up to rank of first lieutenant until he was unceremoniously dismissed. In search of a new life after the army, Carnby began concentrating all his efforts to the study of physics, chemistry, religion and art history. During this time, he was recruited to investigate paranormal activity in a haunted Louisiana mansion called the Derceto. This experience with the paranormal, along with Carnby’s innate sense of curiosity, led him on the path of paranormal investigations. In a short amount of time, he soon became a renowned investigator specializing in paranormal affairs. During one of his cases, Carnby befriended a 14-year-old orphan named Theophile Paddington whom he took under his wing and utilized his assistance in paranormal cases. Carnby never stopped his research in art or religion and was especially interested in the occult and other such “forbidden” matters. In this search for a forbidden lore in China, Carnby discovered a strange stone amulet. Not knowing the powers that this stone possessed, he brought back the stone and commenced research with the help of the young, yet promising, Theo. But the stone revealed itself to be a powerful artifact, evil and corruptive. Realizing quickly that the stone was not only a danger to his young pupil, but also to the whole of humanity, Carnby left the continent for Europe to dispose of the amulet. More than 70 years after his journey to Europe Carnby awakens in New York with no memory of his past and with no changes to his physical appearance. Despite his amnesia, Carnby’s nature is still formidable and resilient. Now, against the back drop of New York City, Carnby must not only battle against insurmountable odds and apocalyptic forces but also seek the truth and to uncover the secret.

Alone In The Dark: A Look At Theophile Paddington

This is a look at one of the characters in Alone In The Dark. The following biography was released by Eden Games:

Theo Paddington was born in London in 1914. His parents both died shortly after his birth, and as such he was raised in an orphanage. As Theophile grew up, he began stealing, defying the law and abiding only by his own rules. Terribly scared by the early loss of his mother and father, Theophile grew to be unruly and completely unwilling to accept any guidance from others. His early destructive behavior finally came to an end when he met Edward Carnby, as a 13 year old runaway, during one of Carnby’s investigations. For the first time in his life, Theo felt useful and capable when Carnby enlisted his help. Aware of the young boy’s abilities, Carnby invited him to live in his house - to study and make something of his life. The young Theo quickly showed great interest and invested his energy in both the art of sciences and the many mysterious experiences that Carnby shared with him. As time went on, he became wiser and wiser as he opened his mind to the world’s ancient religions and philosophies. While he studied for himself, he also did so for Carnby, in whom he viewed as a strong surrogate father. After a trip to China, Carnby returned home with a mysterious object that was a part of humanity’s strangest and darkest history. Theo felt drawn to this object and both he and Carnby knew that they had fallen across something far greater than they could have imagined. Once Carnby realized the danger of the situation, he made the painful decision to take the object to Europe with him for an unknown period and leave his pupil at home to search for a way to counter the immense power of his burden. Carnby’s sudden departure left Theo feeling betrayed by his mentor - though he soon found himself diving completely into his research while waiting for Carnby’s return. But he never did return. Despite Theo’s numerous efforts to locate his teacher, it was as if he had disappeared without a trace. Time has moved on and 30 years passed in which Theo eventually had a fulfilling career as a professor and life as a happily married man. He had long since left his painful past behind and has taken comfort in his daily life. Hard times are again in store for Theo when his wife passes away. Around this same time, he begins having recurring dreams about his lost predecessor and he is driven deeper and deeper into his past research all the while feeling as though Carnby would eventually return. As Theo is aging he decides to move to New York, more precisely near the Metropolitan Museum, where he finds a job and obtains permission from a university to study ancient relics. His knowledge in alchemy and esoteric dogmas is now as powerful as Carnby’s before he left. Everyone in the museum sees Theo as a kind old hard worker fascinated by ancient arts (which he is), but his application for a job of curator in this particular museum was not a coincidence and through years of studying, the scholar has made startling discoveries there. Theo is now sure that something irreversible is about to happen, something that will change everything. And he feels ready for it, for he has waited his whole life for this moment.

Alone In The Dark will be released on June 24, 2008 for Wii, XBox 360, Playstation 2, and for your PC. Coming soon to Playstation 3.