LARRY HAMA IS ABOMINABLE
- By Devin Faraci
- Published 04/25/2008
- News
This afternoon I interviewed Ryan Schiffrin, director of the terrific Bigfoot movie Abominable (which I wrote about back in the day, but I can't seem to find the link) about his hit comic book series, Spooks, which he co-writes with Larry Hama. Hama is perhaps best known as the guy who wrote the Marvel GI Joe comic all through its glory days and is credited with creating beloved characters like Storm Shadow and Snake Eyes (in fact Hama, who was brought in to consult on the GI Joe movie, has a cameo role as a general). Spooks is about a covert military team that goes after monsters, ghosts and ghouls, making the team of Schiffrin and Hama sort of perfect.While we were talking, Ryan told me that he's working on a sequel to Abominable, and this time Hama's doing the writing. He'll be working from a treatment by Schiffrin and Dave Parker, but Schiffrin wouldn't spill the beans on just what the story is. With Hama writing, it does make sense that it might be something more military in nature - could this be the Aliens of Bigfoot movies? Schiffrin did say that Jeffrey Combs would be making a return, so we have that to look forward to.
I'll be talking to Larry Hama this weekend - maybe he'll spill more beans on what he plans to do with Sasquatch.
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Comment #1 (Posted by fury infurious)
"spill the beans"..."spill the beans." Hi, I'm Devin "spill the beans" Faraci.
Comment #2 (Posted by Mattimus)
This is great news. Abominable was a welcome surprise and I can't wait to see where they take it next.
Comment #3 (Posted by Jimmy Two Times)
I've gotta go spill the beans, spill the beans.
Comment #4 (Posted by rudewordsmith)
Ya know, I never saw Abominable. I would kind of like to, though. Please say it's leaps and bounds better than the awful Big Foot movie starring Lance Henrikson. I think Big Foot was, like, super smart and knew that Lance's company was trying to steal his DNA... or something. All I know is Big Foot raped some chick on her period and Lance Henrikson knew how to teleport for a few scenes (unless that was just crummy editing...)
Comment #5 (Posted by hocabsurdumst)
Abominable was not bad... unlike most horror flicks that people claim are invoking the "golden age" of the seventies and'or eighties. Worlds better than Hatchet at any rate, not that that is saying all that much.
Still, it doesn't live up to the "hype". You know what (older) movie does? Deadly Spawn. I'd heard about it for years and finallly watched it recently. Totally justified the existence of Netflix Instant Viewing in my opinion.
Comment #6 (Posted by 'F' Harry & The Hendersons)
Thanks Devin for the heads-up on Abominable back in the day. Enjoyable slice of "B" movie cheese. It felt like it could've come out in the early 80's, and you could've watched it after Night of the Creeps or C.H.U.D.!
Comment #7 (Posted by Minus)
Wow did the commenters on this site come from AICN? if you dont like the site then fuck off and go play halo or something, or at least finish grade 8, jesus...
Comment #8 (Posted by Servo)
The original is pretty great. picked it up used for $4.99 the other week. It's got boobs, gore and some decent humor. Oh yeah, and the ending is kickass.
Comment #9 (Posted by Daria)
Exciting news, especially with word of Jeffrey Combs' return.
Can't wait to hear more about this sequel!
Comment #10 (Posted by minus is a fag irl)
devin is fat and gay, and minus sucks the shit out of his fat asshole with a straw like the bitch faggot he is

