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All Things Buffy – the movie, TV show and comics.
ScreenRant Review: The Vampire Slayer #1
Despite the series name, Buffy the Vampire Slayer comics prove Willow would be a better Slayer than Buffy – at least, as far as Giles is concerned. Boom! Studios’ comics have embraced the “Slayerverse,” Buffy’s version of the multiverse; it’s allowing the comic book publisher to explore countless different timelines, and the latest is one of the most enjoyable to date. It’s a vision of a world where Buffy is no longer the Slayer, but rather where that mantle has been passed on to another.
CBR Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer 25th Anniversary Special #1
hanks to its enduring popularity, Buffy the Vampire Slayer is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year with much fanfare. The teen hunter and the cast of eclectic characters sank their fangs into the public imagination and never let go. So what better way to celebrate the beloved franchise than with an anthology collection of stories from the Buffy-verse, bringing some much-needed-feel-good nostalgia to readers and also promising more from BOOM! Studios excellent adaptations of the series.
Anthony Stewart Head Guest Starring in Bridgerton
Anthony Stewart Head appears in the fifth episode of of Bridgerton‘s second season. He plays Lord Sheffield alongside Shobu Kapoor’s Lady Sheffield. Bridgerton season two…
Anthony Stewart Head in Let The Wrong One In (video clip)
Anthony Stewart Head is facing vampires once again in this horror-comedy from Dark Sky Films. Watch the video clip below: Let The Wrong One In…
BOOM! Studios Announce Buffy Spin Off Series
BOOM! Studios have announced a new series set in the Buffyverse, “The Vampire Slayer” to premiere in April 2022. The series will be written by…
L’OFFICEL: How ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer Defined the Teen Vampire Romance Genre
This month Buffy the Vampire Slayer celebrates its 25th anniversary. Throughout its run from 1997 to 2003, the series saw incredible critical acclaim, with multiple accolades. Sarah Michelle Gellar, who plays vampire slayer Buffy Summers, is credited with changing the way female protagonists were viewed on television and was nominated for a Golden Globe for her work on the show.
The show’s case and crew constantly broke barriers in an otherwise formulaic space. Body swaps, musicals, and an episode solely revolving around the shock and grief experienced the day someone dies: no background music, no sharp one-liners, and no monsters. And it worked.
But Why Tho? Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer The 25th Anniversary – Issue #1
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The 25th Anniversary #1 is an anthology one-shot published by BOOM! Studios. True to its name, the anthology contains a number of stories centred on the titular Slayer and her friends, with a number of creators delivering the same mix of humor and horror which made the television series a staple of pop culture. It also teases a number of future series, which contains BOOM!’s expansion of the Buffy franchise following series like Buffy: the Last Vampire Slayer.
25YL Review: Graduation Day Part II
There are a lot of memorable parts of the Season 3 finale of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, “Graduation Day, Part 2”. From beginning to end, the episode represents some of the show’s best writing and character development. But Buffy’s graduation scene, featuring the climactic battle between the Scoobys and the Mayor and his minions as they try to prevent his ascension is one of the most iconic of the whole series.
Buffy to air on Fuse TV
As Buffy the Vampire Slayer celebrates its 25th Anniversary, US cable company Fuse TV have obtained a licensing deal with Disney Media to air all…
Metro: 25 years of Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Women reveal how Sarah Michelle Gellar’s teenage heroine shaped their lives forever
Over the course of seven seasons, Buff The Vampire Slayer tackles grief, sexuality queer relationships and heartbreak more effectively than any teen drama before it.
Subsequently, its legacy lives on with young adults still discovering the oracle that is Buffy Summers every day.
Metro.co.uk spoke to women who still feel the impact of Buffy in 2022