HORROR ON TV: BATES MOTEL Re-opens On Monday, March 3rd

Have you been watching Bates Motel? The A&E show has been garnering tons of attention, and appears to be quite the smash-hit. I must admit, I have yet to catch an episode, but I will be doing so very soon seeing as the first season will be available on Netflix starting February 1st.

The second season has been hotly anticipated, as the clips and promotional photos keep on rolling out. ExtraTV posted this trailer on Friday that features a rather creepy Norman Bates, played by Freddie Highmore, crooning along to Mr. Sandman while his mother (Very Farmiga) plays the piano.

With all of the great attention that this one is getting, it has to be pretty good, right? Albeit, I'm not a huge fan of The Walking Dead, this one seems more up my alley. I'm just hoping that it holds my interest longer than Hannibal did, I'm not a huge fan of updating classics to fit in with modern times, so we'll just have to see.

If you watch Bates Motel, I'd love to hear your opinions! That means the good and the bad, I like hearing all different view points. Sound off below, and enjoy the trailer for Season 2, premiering Monday, March 3rd on A&E.

ABC'S OF DEATH Now on Netflix Instant Streaming

For those of you who have yet to see ABC's of Death, it's now streaming on Netflix for all of your viewing pleasures. It's definitely a good flick, I don't know if I'll watch it again but it's worth atleast one viewing. If you're unsure, check out my review here.

Netflix to Resurrect Twin Peaks and Buffy the Vampire Slayer?

News courtesy of Mr. Disgusting (bloody-disgusting.com)

This is big news for me, as you guys know I am a huge fan of Twin Peaks and for the past (what seems like forever) several years there has been word of David Lynch reviving the series and picking up where he left off. While there’s no word on David Lynch’s involvement quite yet, Mr. Disgusting informs the masses that Netflix’s Ted Sarando’s has given a positive “Abosolutely!” in response to the question of Netflix producing a Twin Peaks revival. Insert my girlish squeals here.

Other shows that were mentioned are: Arrested Development, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Dark Skies and (another I’m excited about) Stephen King’s Dark Tower. Let the nerds begin their rejoicing. I know I have.

-Rg Lovecraft