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Full-scale alien invasion in Skyline: official trailer and plot summary
By John Howell   Wednesday, 25 August 2010  
Alien invasion is a science fiction theme frequently explored. From the... More >>
All six Star Wars movies on blu-ray 2011
By John Howell   Monday, 16 August 2010  
George Lucas has been busy. After revealing that the live action Star Wars TV show was on hold and that... More >>
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Spider-Man 4: vampire villain combines supernatural with superhero

Spider-Man 4 According to Empire Magazine, the upcoming Spider-Man 4, again directed by Sam Raimi and starring Tobey Maguire, will likely feature a vampire like villain called Morbius.

In the original Spider-Man Marvel comics, Dr. Michael Morbius was a Nobel Prize-winning biochemist who suffered from a rare blood disease. Experimenting with vampire bats and electroshock therapy, he ends up with super strength, the power of flight, and a thirst for human blood.

The vampire like Morbius would take over from the Sandman and Venom villains that appeared in the last Spider-Man movie.

“I like it in the Marvel comics when Spider-Man fights Morbius,” said Director Sam Raimi. “He’s really cool. A vampire! I like that combination of superhero plus supernatural."

Spider-Man 4 starts filming in 2010 and is expected to hit theatres in 2011.



 
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