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Countdown official trailer released

When a nurse downloads an app that claims to predict exactly when a person is going to die, it tells her she only has three days to live.

With time ticking away and a figure haunting her, she must find a way to save her life before time runs out…

Rampage Getting A Film Adaptation Starring The Rock

Ahh, the 80’s, what a time for gaming. Does anyone remember Rampage? The 1986 game where you played a giant monster and destroyed city buildings until they collapsed whilst being shot at by pesky humans?

Well news in has the game being adapted for a feature film with none other than San Andreas star Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson in the lead. The film, being set up over at New Line Cinema, is being…

Photography by John Rickard

How about it............two dry flies with one stone!!!

Head over - please - to the troutunderground if you like pristine waters and the outdoors. Even better though, head over to see John Rickard's Kickstarter video, about his upcoming book project: "The McCloud River Project" with superb black and white art work by a great photographer and RDG artist.

If I had figured out T enough yet to post the video directly, I would, but this is a good way to show you two great projects in our woods and waters around Mount Shasta.

Also there is John Rickard's site, or one of them, Tangled Gallery to learn more. OR the Kickstarter site for the project: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/johnrickard/the-mccloud-river

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Rampage the game to become Rampage the movie

Those of you old enough to remember, will be able to think back to the simpler times, when movies were not 3D and you could not play your computer games online. Games back in the day were, graphically poor but still so much fun and Midway Arcade games had possibly some of the best games around, including none other than Rampage.

Rampage was a very simply game. You choose which monster you wish to play as, out of the three possible monsters and then you simply have to destroy every building on the screen before you advance to the next level. In the meantime, the military try to gun you down, while you get extra bonus points for eating the people waving for help from their windows.

  Now it seems that New Line Cinema are set to bring Rampage to the big screen, as steps are being taken to convert Rampage the game in to Rampage the movie. It will be interesting to see how they develop this game but we imagine it will be based more on the military, saving the day, rather than the monster you got to control.