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James Marsters - Marvel's Runaways - Rottentomatoes.com Review

Webmaster — 2017-11-25T14:24:42Z

8 Things To Know About the Teen Superheroes of Marvel's Runaways (And Their Parents)
The Hulu show's stars Gregg Sulkin, Virginia Gardner, Lyrica Okano, Allegra Acosta, Rhenzy Feliz, and James Marsters bridge the generation gap.
Marvel's Runaways offers the youngest team of superheroes on Marvel's TV slate yet. Six high school teenagers discover their parents are part of a group called The Pride that conducts human sacrifices, while they themselves begin to manifest super (...) - Reviews

James Marsters : still buff(y) after all these years

Webmaster — 2011-06-14T19:39:34Z

Thanks to the popularity of DVDs and the cult status of the series Buffy the Vampire Slayer, accomplished star of the stage and screen James Marsters is unlikely to escape the vampiric shadow of his character Spike.
Luckily, its something he's quite comfortable accepting.
‘‘He still comes out, but only late at night and I'm hoping that nobody else is around because I usually lose friends,'' Marsters joked of the blonde-haired goth vampire.
Marsters played (...) - Reviews

James Marsters in the comedies Syfy should greenlight

Webmaster — 2011-03-23T20:04:22Z

According to rumors the Syfy channel is hell-bent on making a single camera comedy series. We've got a list of the three possible pilots Syfy could order up — vote for the one you'd like to see!
According to Deadline Syfy has narrowed down the list of potential comedy series. Here they are:
In the Dark
In the Dark follows a misfit group of third-tier ghost hunters whose misguided efforts tend to highlight their incompetence rather than paranormal activity. From Universal Cable Prods., (...) - Reviews

James Marsters is one of TWOP's 10 Reasons You Should Be Watching Caprica

Webmaster — 2010-10-04T19:12:42Z

Look, we know you already are having trouble finding time to watch all of this fall's new and returning shows. We also know that Caprica got off to a slow start earlier this year. But with that said, this SyFy series really hit its stride before it went on a midseason break, and now that's it back earlier than expected to finish out its first (but hopefully not last) season, it's worth clearing some space on your DVR for it. The first nine episodes were filled with provocative (...) - Reviews

James Marsters - "Moonshot" Tv Movie - Dvdverdict.com Review

Webmaster — 2009-11-18T16:05:31Z

The Charge
"That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."
Opening Statement
Oops. I was reading the brief synopsis of Moonshot on Amazon, trying to determine if this would be something I wanted to review. When I finished reading it I decided in the affirmative, requested the disc, and it arrived in my mailbox a few days later. Shortly thereafter I put it into my PS3, started to watch it, and instantly said "Oops."
Facts of the Case
Moonshot is a fact-based drama detailing the (...) - Reviews

James Marsters - Why We Need Spike

Webmaster — 2009-11-18T14:04:30Z

I can be silent about it no longer. Someone needs to address the 500 pound gorilla in the room and I am no longer willing to just sit here and pretend like it does not exist. I will be the one who bravely steps foreword into the light and proclaims aloud “The time has come for Spike to return.”
We need Spike. There, I said it. I put it out there. TV has not been the same since he left the airwaves. Let me tell the tale of how he came to be, how he came to leave, and how he needs (...) - Reviews

James Marsters - Not all celebrity sightings are created equal

Webmaster — 2009-04-11T13:16:41Z

There are a couple of co-workers here in the newsroom who have a little star-struck thing going on over actor James Marsters.
The Modesto native stars as evil Lord Piccolo in the film "Dragonball Evolution," opening at theaters today (Page E-6).
But it's his role in the cult hit TV series "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" that sparked the adoration from my cohorts — and millions of "Buffy" fans, alike.
His role as Spike, the sexy, swoon-inducing, vampire-you-still-managed-to-love on "Buffy," (...) - Reviews

James Marsters gives his Five Favourite Films to Rottentomatoes.com

Webmaster — 2009-04-08T09:10:00Z

Five Favourite Films with James Marsters
The Dragonball star makes his choices.
James Marsters is perhaps best known to audiences as the blonde-haired Sid Vicious-alike Spike on the TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The vampire who earned his nickname by impaling his victims on railway spikes, he went from Big Bad to Buffy's boyfriend when a shadowy government cell called The Initiative fitted a chip in his brain that prevented him from doing harm.
He stars this week in Dragonball: (...) - Reviews

James Marsters - "Dragon Ball : Evolution" Movie - Aintitcool.com Review

Webmaster — 2009-03-14T09:43:54Z

Nasty Nick Says DRAGONBALL EVOLUTION Is...
Merrick here...
My man Nasty Nick sent in this look at DRAGONBALL EVOLUTION. I'm not sure whether this is the first review to appear online, but this is definitely one of the first (if not the first) review AICN's received for the film.
And the verdict? Apparently, it doesn't suck as roundly as many of us thought it would.
I've known Nasty Nick for some time now, and his taste in films seems reasonably discerning. If he says this doesn't entirely (...) - Reviews

James Marsters makes TV Guide's "Get These Stars a Show Now!" list

Webmaster — 2009-02-26T16:07:57Z

"For Pete's sake, give the man his own series. He is extremely versatile, raises the energy on every show he is on, and has a loyal fan base who would love to see him on a more regular basis." — Berengaria
Click on the link :
http://www.tvguide.com/PhotoGallery/Stars-1002832/12.aspx - Reviews