Dolph Lundgren as the T-800 on Reelz Channel’s Race to the Scene
Dolph Lundgren is set to appear as the T-800 (CSM-103?) in an upcoming Reality Show that he will be presenting… [more]
Terminator 5: The Vision Vs Reality
So, since Terminator Salvation came out TheTerminatorFans.com have been talking about "Terminator 5".… [more]
Arnold Pumps You Up For YouTube Comedy Week
Find out why Arnold Schwarzenegger is so excited about YouTube Comedy Week, kicking off with The Big… [more]
Interview with Bess Motta – Ginger Ventura from ‘The Terminator (1984)’
In 1984 a young James Cameron was fighting to bring the tale of a cyborg sent from the future to come… [more]
John Connor Polystone Statue Review
The John Connor Polystone Statue is the perfect addition for any fan of Terminator Salvation or Christian… [more]
ENTERBAY 1/4 Scale HD Masterpiece T-1000
HD Masterpiece 1/4 Scale T-1000 is coming and promises to be the best likeness of T-1000 (Robert Patrick)… [more]
Nike Blazer Mid Trainers Review
Nike will always be remembered by Terminator Fans as the brand of trainers worn by Kyle Reese (Michael… [more]
Rare ‘The Terminator’ Cast and Crew Image EXCLUSIVE:
It’s always good to hear from people involved in the Terminator franchise. We were more than happy to be contacted by Greg Robbins he was responsible for hiring all the extras, stand-ins/some day players and stunt people including Terminator legend Peter Kent. He worked closely with Donna Smith, Rob Roda and Jim Cameron. Jim hired » Continue Reading.
Posted on May 26th, 2013, in Arnold Schwarzenegger, Behind The Scenes, Cast, Characters, Crew, Greg Robbins, Hemdale, James Cameron, Linda Hamilton, Movies, Peter Kent, T-800 Battle Damaged, The Terminator (1984)
Terminator 5: The Vision Vs Reality:
So, since Terminator Salvation came out TheTerminatorFans.com have been talking about “Terminator 5″. The project has been delayed but is still happening. You may have seen our concept art and/or read about some of our ideas which could contribute to getting the Terminator series back on form. Our aim was simply to keep Terminator alive » Continue Reading.
Posted on March 25th, 2013, in Annapurna Pictures, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Articles, C2 Pictures, Edward Furlong, Fan Articles, James Cameron, John Connor, Jonathan Mostow, Kyle Reese, Laeta Kalogridis, Linda Hamilton, McG, Michael Biehn, Patrick Lussier, Robert Patrick, Sarah Connor, Skydance Productions, T-1000, T-800, Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003), Terminator 5, Terminator Salvation (2009), The Halcyon Company, The Terminator (1984), Warner Brothers, William Wisher Jnr., Writers
What the F*ck Happened to The Terminator?:
I remember when Terminator was great; I remember watching the first two movies and feeling… engulfed. Engulfed by the story and the characters- they were like nothing I’d ever seen before. They made me a Terminator Fan. But that was T1 and T2, that was before the franchise became a joke. Now, after watching Terminator » Continue Reading.
Posted on March 22nd, 2013, in Annapurna Pictures, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Articles, Christian Bale, Common, Fan Articles, James Cameron, Jonathan Mostow, Laeta Kalogridis, McG, Nick Stahl, Patrick Lussier, Sam Worthington, Skydance Productions, Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991), Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003), Terminator 5, Terminator Salvation (2009), The Halcyon Company, The Terminator (1984)
James Cameron Didn’t Direct and I Don’t Care:
When Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines and Terminator Salvation came out, one of the talking points was that James Cameron wasn’t directing them. The purists (as I’ll call them) seem to hold a grudge against any Terminator movie that isn’t directed by Cameron. Now, I came into the Terminator Universe with the third Terminator » Continue Reading.
Posted on March 20th, 2013, in Arnold Schwarzenegger, Articles, Fan Articles, John Connor, Kyle Reese, Linda Hamilton, Marcus Wright, Michael Biehn, Nick Stahl, Robert Patrick, Sam Worthington, Sarah Connor, T-1000, T-800, Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991), Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003), Terminator 5, Terminator Salvation (2009), The Terminator (1984)
Nike Blazer Mid Trainers Review:
Nike will always be remembered by Terminator Fans as the brand of trainers worn by Kyle Reese (Michael Biehn) in the first Terminator movie. Sent back in time by the future leader of the worldwide resistance, Kyle Reese was a soldier on a mission but his first major hurdle was arriving in the present with » Continue Reading.
Posted on March 12th, 2013, in Clothing & Footwear, Kyle Reese, Michael Biehn, Nike, Reviews, The Terminator (1984)
