This episode of Dexter held back on the killings and focused more on tracing the two Doomsday Killers. We also got to focus more on some of Debra’s struggles in her new role as lieutenant. First off, Debra and Mike will probably not be hooking up any time soon. Thank God. Mike announced that he was married when he and Debra were confused for boyfriend/girlfriend.
In this week's episode, Dexter tells Debra that a serial killer is deemed one once that person has killed three people. Last week’s ending marked kill number two, which was also a pretty creative and grotesque way to kill someone. This week marks the third killing, and our serial killer(s) get a moniker as well. Miami Metro has deemed the assailant “The Doomsday Killer,” even though Dexter is certain there are probably two of them.
Last night's episode of Dexter starts with a body being found, and it ends with another body left to be discovered. The final moments are tragic for our avenging angel and haunting for what the two killers have in store for next time.
Recently, we spoke with director Trent Cooper about his new film Father of Invention, which currently has a very limited theatrical release and will be available on DVD/Blu-Ray on October 25th.
HBO has just made a deal to turn the Academy Award nominated film The Kids are All Right into an hour-long series. According to Deadline, the film’s co-writer and director, Lisa Cholodenko, will write the pilot script.
The first episode in the sixth season of Dexter started things off with two kills and then followed through with one more. The second episode took a breath, relaxed on the killing (only one sees Dexter’s lair) and focused more on the characters of the show. Most notably, this episode focused on its new character, Brother Sam (Mos Def).
Recently, we spoke with Dede Gardner, one of the producers of Terrence Malick’s latest film, The Tree of Life. The film has become one of the most controversial of the year. Some critics and audience members have called it stunning and a masterpiece, while others have called it terrible and pretentious.
Heroes creator Tim Kring is returning to the science fiction world again with his new show Touch. The series, which stars Kiefer Sutherland and Danny Glover, centers on a father (Sutherland) whose 11-year-old autistic, mute son begins to predict events before they take place. Fox has released the first official trailer for the mid-season series.
The directing and writing force behind the 2007 Academy Award-winning comedy Juno are teaming up once again. Jason Reitman, who also directed Up in the Air and Thank You for Smoking, and screenwriter Diablo Cody will release their new film, Young Adult, on December 9th. The first official trailer was released yesterday from Paramount Pictures.
Recently, we spoke with Marley Shelton about her role in Scream 4. Shelton plays Deputy Judy Hicks, who took over the position from Dewey Riley (David Arquette) when he was promoted to sheriff of Woodsboro. She attended the same school as Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell). Unlike Sidney and the rest of their classmates, Judy was never targeted by the Ghostface Killer until now. Sidney has decided to return to Woodsboro while on tour promoting her new self-help book. Just when she thought she got away from Ghostface, he strikes again.
We also spoke to Shelton about some of her past films, the possibility of a Scream 5, and her favorite scary movie.
