Let's not forget the Izzy/London O2 show was originally supposed to be a PPV on the website that was suddenly cancelled at the last minute with no explanation AT ALL.

So it was a PPV cancellation before it was a theater cancellation before it was a Bluray cancellation, etc.

Cool to see Don Coscarelli back in the game. Phantasm remains one of my favorite horror films of all time (mainly if just for the 'Cuda; made me a Mopar fan for life).

But I never understood why Coscarelli went so campy later on in his career. I mean Phantasm III was just ridiculosly campy, and drug the film down. At least he found a way with Bruce Campbell to do campy horror with Bubba Ho-Tep and make it work. They were supposed to do a sequel to that and it died when Bruce Campbell left the project.

I enjoyed Bubba Ho-Tep, so i'm hoping this will be decent, although it looks like camp - overdose. Coscarelli's directing stuff on Masters of Horror was forgettable, even if it was a bit darker than his norm.

They're simply talking about how they would work Vice City into a game with GTAIV's NYC & GTAV's LA.

It would be strictly the modern GTA world. They just don't know how Vice City would be worked in, because the original concept was that flashy, color-drenched, poppy, Miami Vice-world of Miami circa 1986, and that's just NOT what Miami is today.

To me Miami has become more and more South American as the years have gone by. Almost as if it's Rio or Buenos Aires-North, rather than being as American as it might've been 20-30 years ago. Maybe they could play that up.

I said for years they needed to go international, even if it was up to Toronto or Vancouver as the very least. I'm shocked they didn't try to go to London, Paris, or Rio.

I was flat out stunned that it was in fact the resurrected Max Payne franchise (of them all) that was the first to go international, and jaunted down to Sao Paulo. I would've figured that Max would've been in NY forever, and that GTA would've been first on the seen to get the franchise out of the states.

I'm also still shocked a city like Chicago hasn't been tackled. Or maybe even Dallas. Maybe the cities are too boring. Dallas is RAMPANT with crime, and you have tons of the drug smuggling, desert angles with Mexico to the south. You could set it in Dallas, and then have trips across the border. Similar to a modern day Red Dead Redemption. Obviously Dallas is MUCH further North than Mexico, but i'm talking artistic liberties here. After all GTA: San Andreas featured LA, San Fran & Vegas, all within a minutes drive.

I agree. Dave & Paul already have their thing, but with Krist's involvement and the sacredness of the Nirvana name, I don't see why they would get back together unless they had new music on their brains.

The whole concept is weird ass to me still, but then again the more I think about it, Paul is THE ONLY guy I would want writing with Nirvana on the planet when I think from a "let's go into the studio" standpoint.

Oh and btw, if they tour... i'm fucking THERE.