Disney now has a wealth of information available at the website for Brave, the latest Disney-Pixar co-production, set to be released on 22 June. Set in medieval Scotland, Brave appears to be Pixar's version of the "princess" movie, and it will be interesting to see whether they stick to the traditional Disney formula or, as usual, go their own way to create something fresh.
A number of videos are available from Pixar's YouTube Channel including the following:
Two that offer further details:
One clip
And, last but not least, some humor:
Friday, May 18, 2012
Monday, April 23, 2012
DeVries on Game of Thrones
A recent issue of the Medieval News blog features a link to an article by Kelly DeVries on Game of Thrones (a series I need to post more about). The full piece can be accessed at: http://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/137363/kelly-devries/game-of-thrones-as-history?page=show.
Thoughts on Kalamazoo 2013
The Virtual Society for the Study of Popular Culture and the Middle Ages is now preparing our session proposal for the 2013 International Congress on Medieval Studies and is contemplating a session on medieval-themed television. If this might be of interest to you, send us an email.
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Neo-medievalism in the Media (At Last)
My thanks to Richard Utz for the head's up on the imminent release of this long-awaited collection:
Neo-medievalism in the Media: Essays on Film, Television, and Electronic Games
Edited by Robinson, Carol L. , & Clements, Pamela
Imprint: Edwin Mellen Press
USA List Price: $169.95; UK List Price: £109.95
ISBN10: 0-7734-2662-0; ISBN13: 978-0-7734-2662-7
Neo-medievalism in the Media: Essays on Film, Television, and Electronic Games
Edited by Robinson, Carol L. , & Clements, Pamela
Imprint: Edwin Mellen Press
USA List Price: $169.95; UK List Price: £109.95
ISBN10: 0-7734-2662-0; ISBN13: 978-0-7734-2662-7
Pages: 452
Year: 2012
Subject Areas: Cultural Studies, Film Studies, General Literature & Art -- Medieval, Literature - Medieval, Medieval & Renaissance - History, Popular Culture.
Table of Contents
Preface: A Moveable Feast: Repositionings of “the Medieval” in Medieval Studies, Medievalism, and Neo-Medievalism by Richard Utz
Introduction: Neomedievalism in a Vortext of Discourse: Film, Television, and Digital Games by Carol L. Robinson
1. Remembering Dismembering: Reading the Violated Body Medievally by Leslie A. Coote
2. NeoMedieval Trauma: The Cinematic Hyperreality of Geoffrey Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales by Pamela Clements
3. The Use of Nature: Representing Religion in Medieval Film by Christopher Roman
4. Neo-Bushido: NeoMedieval Anime and Japanese Essence by Jennifer de Winter
5. “You’re Still Living in the Middle Ages!”: Time Travel in Doctor Who and Pseudo-Historical, Neo-Medieval, Alternate Realities by Dave Rolinson
6. “What do we do? Hop on a Bus to Medieval Times?”: The Use of Medievalism in Television Fiction by Roderick W. McDonald
7. “What’s in your wallet?”: How to Construct an “Authentic” Middle Ages by Alison Tara Walker
8. The New Scriptoria: NeoMedievalism and Online Textual Communities by Lauryn Mayer
9. Gaming with Odin: Myth, Context, and Reconstruction of Hnefa-tafl, an Old Norse Board Game by Leon Wild
10. The Name of the Game: Misuses of Neo-Medievalism in Computerized Role-Playing Games by Clay Kinchen Smith
11. Commodifying the Medieval in Magic Online by Kelly Ann Fitzpatrick
12. Blood Will Out: Genealogy as Destiny in Medieval(ist) Gaming by Amy S. Kaufman and Cory Grewell
13. “For Your Labor I Will Give You Treasure Enough”: Labor and the Third-Estate in Medieval-Themed Role-Playing Games by Kevin Moberly and Brent Moberly
14. Neo-Tolkienism: Plays upon Playing with J.R.R. Tolkien’s Playing With Language by Carol L. Robinson and Pamela Clements
15. “I’m Not Dead Yet!” – Tracing the Pythonesque in Neo-Medievalist Media by Carol L. Robinson
Epilogue: Recreating the Medieval World by Terry Jones
Subject Areas: Cultural Studies, Film Studies, General Literature & Art -- Medieval, Literature - Medieval, Medieval & Renaissance - History, Popular Culture.
Description
This is a collection of essays that study the contemporary cultural depictions of medievalism. The book attempts to unravel distortions that tend to domesticate the era and represent it as an extension of modern life. Several authors claim that modernity is so radically different to medieval life that we can only view the past as an extension of the present, rather than as radically different. The present distorts, and often politicizes the past, and these essays explore how everything from commercials, and video games, to the war on terror can contain elements of neo-medieval revisionism. Some authors argue that even though nobody alive today has a lived experience of the period, and holding an authentic medieval experience is almost impossible, there seems to be a sort of nostalgia about medieval times that indicates dissatisfaction with contemporary life.
This is a collection of essays that study the contemporary cultural depictions of medievalism. The book attempts to unravel distortions that tend to domesticate the era and represent it as an extension of modern life. Several authors claim that modernity is so radically different to medieval life that we can only view the past as an extension of the present, rather than as radically different. The present distorts, and often politicizes the past, and these essays explore how everything from commercials, and video games, to the war on terror can contain elements of neo-medieval revisionism. Some authors argue that even though nobody alive today has a lived experience of the period, and holding an authentic medieval experience is almost impossible, there seems to be a sort of nostalgia about medieval times that indicates dissatisfaction with contemporary life.
Preface: A Moveable Feast: Repositionings of “the Medieval” in Medieval Studies, Medievalism, and Neo-Medievalism by Richard Utz
Introduction: Neomedievalism in a Vortext of Discourse: Film, Television, and Digital Games by Carol L. Robinson
1. Remembering Dismembering: Reading the Violated Body Medievally by Leslie A. Coote
2. NeoMedieval Trauma: The Cinematic Hyperreality of Geoffrey Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales by Pamela Clements
3. The Use of Nature: Representing Religion in Medieval Film by Christopher Roman
4. Neo-Bushido: NeoMedieval Anime and Japanese Essence by Jennifer de Winter
5. “You’re Still Living in the Middle Ages!”: Time Travel in Doctor Who and Pseudo-Historical, Neo-Medieval, Alternate Realities by Dave Rolinson
6. “What do we do? Hop on a Bus to Medieval Times?”: The Use of Medievalism in Television Fiction by Roderick W. McDonald
7. “What’s in your wallet?”: How to Construct an “Authentic” Middle Ages by Alison Tara Walker
8. The New Scriptoria: NeoMedievalism and Online Textual Communities by Lauryn Mayer
9. Gaming with Odin: Myth, Context, and Reconstruction of Hnefa-tafl, an Old Norse Board Game by Leon Wild
10. The Name of the Game: Misuses of Neo-Medievalism in Computerized Role-Playing Games by Clay Kinchen Smith
11. Commodifying the Medieval in Magic Online by Kelly Ann Fitzpatrick
12. Blood Will Out: Genealogy as Destiny in Medieval(ist) Gaming by Amy S. Kaufman and Cory Grewell
13. “For Your Labor I Will Give You Treasure Enough”: Labor and the Third-Estate in Medieval-Themed Role-Playing Games by Kevin Moberly and Brent Moberly
14. Neo-Tolkienism: Plays upon Playing with J.R.R. Tolkien’s Playing With Language by Carol L. Robinson and Pamela Clements
15. “I’m Not Dead Yet!” – Tracing the Pythonesque in Neo-Medievalist Media by Carol L. Robinson
Epilogue: Recreating the Medieval World by Terry Jones
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Medieval Film Now in Paperback
Medieval Film
Edited by Anke Bernau and Bettina Bildhauer
Pb. ISBN 978-0719086472
$24.95
This book examines why and how cinematic representations of the Middle Ages remain a popular, mainstream phenomenon.
Instead of taking the usual approach of focusing on the issue of historical accuracy, this collection explores wider theoretical questions about the ideological, artistic, emotional and financial investments inhering in cinematic renditions of the medieval period. What does it mean to create and watch a ‘medieval film’? What is a medieval film and why are they successful? This is the first work that attempts to answer these questions, drawing, for instance, on film theory, postcolonial theory, cultural studies and the growing body of work on medievalism. Contributors investigate British, German, Italian, Australian, French, Swedish and American film, exploring topics such translation, temporality, film noir, framing and period film – and find the medieval lurking in unexpected corners. In addition it provides in-depth studies of individual films from different countries; these range from The Birth of a Nation to Nosferatu, from Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves to Kingdom of Heaven. This interdisciplinary collection should become essential reading for all those interested in cinema’s complex relationship to history.
*Medieval film* will be of part interest to medievalists working in a range of disciplines including literature, history, art history; to scholars working on medievalism; as well as to scholars working on film and in cultural studies. This book will also be of interest to undergraduates at all levels, as well as to postgraduates and to an informed lay enthusiast in film or/and medieval culture.
Contents
List of figures
List of contributors
Acknowledgments
The a-chronology of medieval film (Bettina Bildhauer and Anke Bernau)
1. Cinematic authenticity-effects and medieval art: a paradox (Sarah Salih)
2. Forward into the past: film as a medieval medium (Bettina Bildhauer)
3. A time of translation: linguistic difference and cinematic medievalism (Carol O’Sullivan)
4. ‘Poison to the infant, but tonic to the man’: timing The Birth of a Nation (Anke Bernau)
5. The medieval imaginary in Italian films (Marcia Landy)
6. Towards a theory of medieval film music (Alison Tara Walker)
7. Border skirmishes: weaving around the Bayeux Tapestry and cinema in Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves and El Cid (Richard Burt)
8. Medieval noir: anatomy of a metaphor (John Ganim)
9. ‘Medievalism’, the period film and the British past in contemporary cinema (Andrew Higson)
Further reading
Pb. ISBN 978-0719086472
$24.95
This book examines why and how cinematic representations of the Middle Ages remain a popular, mainstream phenomenon.
Instead of taking the usual approach of focusing on the issue of historical accuracy, this collection explores wider theoretical questions about the ideological, artistic, emotional and financial investments inhering in cinematic renditions of the medieval period. What does it mean to create and watch a ‘medieval film’? What is a medieval film and why are they successful? This is the first work that attempts to answer these questions, drawing, for instance, on film theory, postcolonial theory, cultural studies and the growing body of work on medievalism. Contributors investigate British, German, Italian, Australian, French, Swedish and American film, exploring topics such translation, temporality, film noir, framing and period film – and find the medieval lurking in unexpected corners. In addition it provides in-depth studies of individual films from different countries; these range from The Birth of a Nation to Nosferatu, from Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves to Kingdom of Heaven. This interdisciplinary collection should become essential reading for all those interested in cinema’s complex relationship to history.
*Medieval film* will be of part interest to medievalists working in a range of disciplines including literature, history, art history; to scholars working on medievalism; as well as to scholars working on film and in cultural studies. This book will also be of interest to undergraduates at all levels, as well as to postgraduates and to an informed lay enthusiast in film or/and medieval culture.
Contents
List of figures
List of contributors
Acknowledgments
The a-chronology of medieval film (Bettina Bildhauer and Anke Bernau)
1. Cinematic authenticity-effects and medieval art: a paradox (Sarah Salih)
2. Forward into the past: film as a medieval medium (Bettina Bildhauer)
3. A time of translation: linguistic difference and cinematic medievalism (Carol O’Sullivan)
4. ‘Poison to the infant, but tonic to the man’: timing The Birth of a Nation (Anke Bernau)
5. The medieval imaginary in Italian films (Marcia Landy)
6. Towards a theory of medieval film music (Alison Tara Walker)
7. Border skirmishes: weaving around the Bayeux Tapestry and cinema in Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves and El Cid (Richard Burt)
8. Medieval noir: anatomy of a metaphor (John Ganim)
9. ‘Medievalism’, the period film and the British past in contemporary cinema (Andrew Higson)
Further reading
Dr Anke Bernau is Lecturer in Medieval Literature and Culture at the University of Manchester. Dr Bettina Bildhauer is Lecturer in German at the University of St. Andrews.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
SyFy February 2012
This month on SyFy. Note that Season 4 of Merlin continues this month.
FRI, 3 FEB
05:00 AM
Stargate SG-1: Arthur's Mantle
10:00 PM
Merlin: His Father's Son
SAT., 4 FEB
12:00 AM
Merlin: His Father's Son
6:30 pm
Movie: Outlander
11:30 PM
Movie: Outlander
MON., 6 FEB
04:00 AM
Stargate SG-1: Crusade
TUES., 7 FEB
02:00 AM
Stargate SG-1: Camelot
THURS., 9 FEB
02:00 AM
Stargate SG-1: Morpheus
03:00 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Witchville
05:00 PM
Stargate SG-1: The Pegasus Project
FRI., 10 FEB
10:00 PM
Merlin: A Servant Of Two Masters
SAT., 11 FEB
12:00 AM
Merlin: A Servant Of Two Masters
TUES., 14 FEB
08:00 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Grendel (Wikipedia)
FRI., 17 FEB
03:30 AM
Stargate SG-1: The Quest - Pt 1
04:30 AM
Stargate SG-1: The Quest - Pt 2
10:00 PM
Merlin: The Secret Sharer [Intriguing episode.]
SAT., 18 FEB
12:00 AM
Merlin: The Secret Sharer
MON., 20 FEB
09:30 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Dragon Dynasty [Marco Polo and dragons!]
[I think I missed the film Gryphon (see Wikipedia).]
FRI., 24 FEB
01:30 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Rise Of The Gargoyles
10:00 PM
Merlin: Lamia
SAT., 25 FEB
12:00 AM
Merlin: Lamia
03:00 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Reign Of The Gargoyles
09:00 AM
Movie: Enchanted [the Disney film]
11:00 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Beyond Sherwood Forest (watch on Hulu)
01:00 PM
Syfy Original Movie: Rock Monster
05:00 PM
Syfy Original Movie: Red: Werewolf Hunter
07:00 PM
Syfy Original Movie: Black Forest
09:00 PM
Syfy Original Movie: Gretl: Witch Hunter
11:00 PM
Syfy Original Movie: Black Forest
SUN., 26 FEB
01:00 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Gretl: Witch Hunter
03:00 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Dragon Sword [St. George]
Chiller February 2012
Another late set of belated posts. Here are the all-Arthurian listings for Chiller this month:
WEDNES., 8 FEB
09:00 A ET
Supernatural Science: King Arthur (on YouTube)
THURS. 9 FEB
12:30 P ET
The Twilight Zone (1985): The Last Defender Of Camelot (Wikipedia)
MON., 27 FEB
11:00 P ET
The Outer Limits: The Tipping Point (Wikipedia and watch on Hulu.com)
WEDNES., 8 FEB
09:00 A ET
Supernatural Science: King Arthur (on YouTube)
THURS. 9 FEB
12:30 P ET
The Twilight Zone (1985): The Last Defender Of Camelot (Wikipedia)
MON., 27 FEB
11:00 P ET
The Outer Limits: The Tipping Point (Wikipedia and watch on Hulu.com)
Sunday, January 22, 2012
New and Recent from SMART
I've lately been catching up on recent issues of Studies in Medieval and Renaissance Teaching, and the following essay are of interest:
Adams, Jenny. “Breaking the
Waves: Margery Kempe Goes South.” Studies
in Medieval and Renaissance Teaching 18.1 (Spring 2011): 96-109. [Breaking
the Waves (1996)]
Cook, Alexandra. “ ‘Why Study the
Middle Ages?’ On Re-Imagining the Medieval Literature Survey.” Studies in Medieval and Renaissance Teaching
18.2 (Fall 2011): 117-30.
Stevenson, Barbara. “Representation
of Saladin in the (New) Middle Ages.” Studies
in Medieval and Renaissance Teaching 18.2 (Fall 2011): 23-34. [Kingdom of
Heaven]
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Syfy January 2012
Late again. Note especially the return of Merlin this month.
TUES., 3 JAN
06:30 PM
Movie
Outlander
FRI., JAN. 6
(Merlin Season Three marathon)
08:00 AM
Merlin: The Tears Of Uther Pendragon - Part 1
09:00 AM
Merlin: The Tears Of Uther Pendragon - Part 2
10:00 AM
Merlin: Goblin's Gold
11:00 AM
Merlin: The Crystal Cave
12:00 PM
Merlin: The Changeling
01:00 PM
Merlin: The Castle Of Fyrien
02:00 PM
Merlin: The Eye Of The Phoenix
03:00 PM
Merlin: Love In The Time Of Dragons
04:00 PM
Merlin: Queen Of Hearts
05:00 PM
Merlin: The Sorcerer's Shadow
06:00 PM
Merlin: The Coming Of Arthur - Part 1
07:00 PM
Merlin: The Coming Of Arthur - Part 2
(Merlin Season Four Premiere)
10:00 PM
Merlin: The Darkest Hour - Part 1
SAT., 7 JAN.
12:00 AM
Merlin: The Darkest Hour - Part 1
SUN., 8 JAN
09:00 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Dark Relic
TUES., 10 JAN
02:00 AM
Stargate SG-1: Avalon - Pt 1
FRI., 13 JAN
10:00 PM
Merlin: The Darkest Hour - Part 2
SAT., 14 JAN.
12:00 AM
Merlin: The Darkest Hour - Part 2
THURS., 19 JAN.
09:00 PM
Movie: Constantine [Spear of Destiny]
FRI., 20 JAN.
02:00 PM
The Twilight Zone: The Bard
05:30 PM
Movie: Constantine
10:00 PM
Merlin: The Wicked Day
SAT., 21 JAN.
12:00 AM
Merlin: The Wicked Day
07:00 PM
Syfy Original Movie: Wyvern [ties into Norse myth]
SUN., 22 JAN.
03:00 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Rise Of The Gargoyles
TUES., 24 JAN.
09:00 AM
Ghost Hunters International: The Spirit Of Robin Hood
FRI., 27 JAN.
10:00 PM
Merlin: Aithusa
SAT., 28 JAN.
12:00 AM
Merlin: Aithusa
SUN., 29 JAN.
04:30 PM
Movie: Constantine
09:00 PM
Movie: Underworld: Rise Of The Lycans
MON., 30 JAN.
01:30 PM
Movie: Constantine
06:00 PM
Movie: Underworld: Rise Of The Lycans
TUES., 3 JAN
06:30 PM
Movie
Outlander
FRI., JAN. 6
(Merlin Season Three marathon)
08:00 AM
Merlin: The Tears Of Uther Pendragon - Part 1
09:00 AM
Merlin: The Tears Of Uther Pendragon - Part 2
10:00 AM
Merlin: Goblin's Gold
11:00 AM
Merlin: The Crystal Cave
12:00 PM
Merlin: The Changeling
01:00 PM
Merlin: The Castle Of Fyrien
02:00 PM
Merlin: The Eye Of The Phoenix
03:00 PM
Merlin: Love In The Time Of Dragons
04:00 PM
Merlin: Queen Of Hearts
05:00 PM
Merlin: The Sorcerer's Shadow
06:00 PM
Merlin: The Coming Of Arthur - Part 1
07:00 PM
Merlin: The Coming Of Arthur - Part 2
(Merlin Season Four Premiere)
10:00 PM
Merlin: The Darkest Hour - Part 1
SAT., 7 JAN.
12:00 AM
Merlin: The Darkest Hour - Part 1
SUN., 8 JAN
09:00 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Dark Relic
TUES., 10 JAN
02:00 AM
Stargate SG-1: Avalon - Pt 1
FRI., 13 JAN
10:00 PM
Merlin: The Darkest Hour - Part 2
SAT., 14 JAN.
12:00 AM
Merlin: The Darkest Hour - Part 2
THURS., 19 JAN.
09:00 PM
Movie: Constantine [Spear of Destiny]
FRI., 20 JAN.
02:00 PM
The Twilight Zone: The Bard
05:30 PM
Movie: Constantine
10:00 PM
Merlin: The Wicked Day
SAT., 21 JAN.
12:00 AM
Merlin: The Wicked Day
07:00 PM
Syfy Original Movie: Wyvern [ties into Norse myth]
SUN., 22 JAN.
03:00 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Rise Of The Gargoyles
TUES., 24 JAN.
09:00 AM
Ghost Hunters International: The Spirit Of Robin Hood
FRI., 27 JAN.
10:00 PM
Merlin: Aithusa
SAT., 28 JAN.
12:00 AM
Merlin: Aithusa
SUN., 29 JAN.
04:30 PM
Movie: Constantine
09:00 PM
Movie: Underworld: Rise Of The Lycans
MON., 30 JAN.
01:30 PM
Movie: Constantine
06:00 PM
Movie: Underworld: Rise Of The Lycans
Chiller Jan 2012
Another belated posting, I'm afraid. Chiller listings of relevance are light this month:
MON., JAN 9
06:30 A ET
The Twilight Zone: The Last Defender Of Camelot
06:30 P ET
The Twilight Zone: The Last Defender Of Camelot
MON., JAN 9
06:30 A ET
The Twilight Zone: The Last Defender Of Camelot
06:30 P ET
The Twilight Zone: The Last Defender Of Camelot
Thursday, December 29, 2011
The Hobbit Trailer!
Here's the first trailer for The Hobbit released just last week. The film is due out in December 2012.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Chiller December 2011
And this month on Chiller:
THURS, 1 DEC
10:00 P ET
Movie: Vlad
FRI, 2 DEC
02:00 A ET
Movie: Vlad
SUN., 11 DEC
04:00 P ET
Movie Vlad
MON., 12 DEC
09:00 A ET
Forever Knight: Dark Knight
10:00 A ET
Forever Knight: Dark Knight: The Second Chapter
11:00 A ET
Forever Knight: For I Have Sinned
12:00 P ET
Forever Knight: Last Act
01:00 P ET
Forever Knight: Dance By The Light Of The Moon
02:00 P ET
Forever Knight: Dying To Know You
03:00 P ET
Forever Knight: False Witness
TUES., 20 DEC
02:00 P ET
Supernatural Science: King Arthur
THURS, 1 DEC
10:00 P ET
Movie: Vlad
FRI, 2 DEC
02:00 A ET
Movie: Vlad
SUN., 11 DEC
04:00 P ET
Movie Vlad
MON., 12 DEC
09:00 A ET
Forever Knight: Dark Knight
10:00 A ET
Forever Knight: Dark Knight: The Second Chapter
11:00 A ET
Forever Knight: For I Have Sinned
12:00 P ET
Forever Knight: Last Act
01:00 P ET
Forever Knight: Dance By The Light Of The Moon
02:00 P ET
Forever Knight: Dying To Know You
03:00 P ET
Forever Knight: False Witness
TUES., 20 DEC
02:00 P ET
Supernatural Science: King Arthur
SyFy December 2011
Catching up:
Here are the relevant listings this month for SyFy.
FRI, 2 DEC
04:00 AM
Movie
7 Adventures Of Sinbad, The
08:30 AM
Movie: Merlin And The War Of The Dragons
SAT, 3 DEC
06:00 PM
Movie: Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade
SUN, 4 DEC
03:00 PM
Movie: Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade
MON., 5 DEC
08:30 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Book Of Beasts, The
10:30 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Fire And Ice
12:30 PM
Syfy Original Movie: Grendel
02:30 PM
Syfy Original Movie: Beyond Sherwood Forest
04:30 PM
Movie: Brothers Grimm, The
TUES., DEC 6
09:30 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Dragon Sword
WEDNES., DEC 7
11:00 AM
Ghost Hunters, Season 7: Knights Of The Living Dead
THURS., DEC 8
06:00 PM
Movie: Chronicles Of Narnia, The: Prince Caspian
FRI., DEC 9
03:00 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Beauty And The Beasts: A Dark Tale
MON, 12 DEC
02:00 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Beyond Sherwood Forest
09:00 PM
Movie: Underworld: Evolution
TUES, 13 DEC
12:00 PM
Ghost Hunters International
Hamlet's Castle: Denmark
07:00 PM
Movie: Underworld: Evolution
09:00 PM
Movie: Underworld: Rise Of The Lycans
WEDNES., 14 DEC
05:00 PM
Movie: Underworld: Rise Of The Lycans
FRI., 16 DEC
03:00 AM
Movie: Bram Stoker's Way Of The Vampire
THURS., 22 DEC
02:00 PM
Syfy Original Movie: Rock Monster
04:00 PM
Syfy Original Movie: Ogre
06:00 PM
Movie: Chronicles Of Narnia, The: Prince Caspian
11:30 PM
Movie: Brothers Grimm, The
FRI., 23 DEC
12:00 PM
Movie: Brothers Grimm, The
02:30 PM
Movie: Chronicles Of Narnia, The: Prince Caspian
SAT., 24 DEC
04:00 PM
Movie Marathon: Outlander
SUN., 25 DEC
11:00 PM
Merlin: The Eye Of The Phoenix
MON., 26 DEC
01:00 AM
Merlin: Queen Of Hearts
02:00 AM
Merlin: The Sorcerer's Shadow
03:00 AM
Merlin: The Coming Of Arthur - Part 1
04:00 AM
Merlin: The Coming Of Arthur - Part 2
08:00 AM
Movie: Bram Stoker's Way Of The Vampire
Here are the relevant listings this month for SyFy.
FRI, 2 DEC
04:00 AM
Movie
7 Adventures Of Sinbad, The
08:30 AM
Movie: Merlin And The War Of The Dragons
SAT, 3 DEC
06:00 PM
Movie: Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade
SUN, 4 DEC
03:00 PM
Movie: Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade
MON., 5 DEC
08:30 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Book Of Beasts, The
10:30 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Fire And Ice
12:30 PM
Syfy Original Movie: Grendel
02:30 PM
Syfy Original Movie: Beyond Sherwood Forest
04:30 PM
Movie: Brothers Grimm, The
TUES., DEC 6
09:30 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Dragon Sword
WEDNES., DEC 7
11:00 AM
Ghost Hunters, Season 7: Knights Of The Living Dead
THURS., DEC 8
06:00 PM
Movie: Chronicles Of Narnia, The: Prince Caspian
FRI., DEC 9
03:00 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Beauty And The Beasts: A Dark Tale
MON, 12 DEC
02:00 AM
Syfy Original Movie: Beyond Sherwood Forest
09:00 PM
Movie: Underworld: Evolution
TUES, 13 DEC
12:00 PM
Ghost Hunters International
Hamlet's Castle: Denmark
07:00 PM
Movie: Underworld: Evolution
09:00 PM
Movie: Underworld: Rise Of The Lycans
WEDNES., 14 DEC
05:00 PM
Movie: Underworld: Rise Of The Lycans
FRI., 16 DEC
03:00 AM
Movie: Bram Stoker's Way Of The Vampire
THURS., 22 DEC
02:00 PM
Syfy Original Movie: Rock Monster
04:00 PM
Syfy Original Movie: Ogre
06:00 PM
Movie: Chronicles Of Narnia, The: Prince Caspian
11:30 PM
Movie: Brothers Grimm, The
FRI., 23 DEC
12:00 PM
Movie: Brothers Grimm, The
02:30 PM
Movie: Chronicles Of Narnia, The: Prince Caspian
SAT., 24 DEC
04:00 PM
Movie Marathon: Outlander
SUN., 25 DEC
11:00 PM
Merlin: The Eye Of The Phoenix
MON., 26 DEC
01:00 AM
Merlin: Queen Of Hearts
02:00 AM
Merlin: The Sorcerer's Shadow
03:00 AM
Merlin: The Coming Of Arthur - Part 1
04:00 AM
Merlin: The Coming Of Arthur - Part 2
08:00 AM
Movie: Bram Stoker's Way Of The Vampire
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