
June 2010 Release Date for Stephenie Meyers' Twilight: Eclipse Summit Entertainment has officially announced the release date for "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse." The third installment in the popular vampire movie series will hit theaters on June 30, 2010. Director David Slade is on board for "Twilight: Eclipse" taking over helming duties from Chris Weitz, who directed the previous chapter, "New Moon." Production got underway in August, shooting on location, with Vancouver, Canada standing in for Seattle. Most of the cast is expected to reprise their roles, … [Read More...]

Why I Fell in Love with 'Twilight' When I first heard about Twilight, I thought wow, another vampire book. My friends kept on asking me, did you read that book Twilight. So one day I went to my school library and checked out Twilight. I felt as if I was actually in Bella's situation. I read that book in one day. The next day when I went back to school and told everybody that I read the book. I went back to the library and checked out New Moon. I read that book in two days. I read 'Eclipse' and 'Breaking Dawn' all in the same week. I was/am very interested in … [Read More...]

Many people may find it difficult to give justice in uttering the word Quileute. The right way of saying it is ˈkwɪlijuːt. Still, many may possibly misunderstood the way of life of the Quileute Tribe History. That is why, in this age where the internet is a friend when it comes to researching topics, it is a big help to provide articles that aims to correct the perception of people. The history of the Quileute Tribe throbs in rich culture and diverse culture. The tribe is Native American in origin. They started to settle in the western part of the … [Read More...]

Mermaids, quite far to tackle, mermaids are underwater creatures, fantastic creatures and suitable for a new character in the next saga. like vampires and werewolves, mermaids are also mythical and aside those information that we can gather through our internet, vampires really was originated because of mermaids. in reality ([lets leave those fantasies]) mermaids aren't the pretty thing undersea. they are like a scary creature and have sharp teeth, they aren't the colorful thing undersea, they are the cheating color. they can change their color from black to … [Read More...]

For those of you who have seen the movie Twilight; the Twilight Soundtrack will cause and create a recall, as you listen to the tracks you'll revisit the scenes from the movie. The tracks are composed of a mixture of new sounds that seem to be darker, harder with a hint of anger, just what the vampires ordered. Just like the vampire I devoured the Twilight Soundtrack and had a thirst for more. For those who'd like to listen I added the playlist to the sidebar "listen Twilight Soundtrack". The book Twilight burns its way into the hearts of old and young a … [Read More...]

Twilight the movie is a romantic film based on the novel, also entitled Twilight, written by Stephenie Meyer and published in 2005. Twilight is the first of the series of novels by Meyer. The movie, directed by Catherine Hardwicke, was released in US theaters on the 21st of November, 2008. The midnight viewing alone made more than 7 million US Dollars in ticket sales. In May 2009, the Twilight movie had already grossed over 382 million US dollars worldwide. The story takes place in Forks, Washington. Isabella Swan, known to her friends as Bella, moves to … [Read More...]

The Quileute: A People of Legends The Quileute, sometimes known as the Quillayute, are a Native American tribe located in Washington State in the USA. There are only about 750 tribal members left in existence and they live on a reservation known as La Push. The tribe also has its own language, which is currently in danger of going extinct. Perhaps the best known modern mention of the Quileute tribe comes from Stephanie Meyer's use of the tribe in her popular book series 'Twilight', where they are able to shape-shift into wolves. While the actual Quileute … [Read More...]

Once there was a wolf who always hunted on the beach for hair-seals, whales, or anything else he could find. One day he wandered further than normally, and arrived at a house where he discovered a man living all by himself. His name was Kweeti. He came in and flopped down a duck, saying, "Keep this, while I hunt some more!" Kweeti said, 'Very well, you may leave it there. I'm very sick." Near dark the wolf came in again, and said, "I'll stay here this evening and head home tomorrow." Kweeti agreed, indicated where to sleep, and handed him a big stone for … [Read More...]

“Steph, can you come down here, please?” My mom’s voice echoed up the stairs. “I’m coming.” I shouted back down. I took the steps two at a time. “What?” I asked her. She was sitting on the couch, legs crossed. My eye sight swept the room quickly, scanning for something I might have forgotten to do. I noticed Dad wasn’t in the room. “Where’s Dad?” I asked absent-mindedly. “He’s with Grandma.” She answered. “Okay? Is something wrong?” “Sit down, Stephenie.” Oh, no I thought to myself this isn’t good. “Your dad and I should have told you sooner.” she started … [Read More...]

The Hunger for Blood Why does the idea of a vampire sucking one's blood so offend our sensibilities? Extreme hunger in the past has forced people into committing canabalism. We, as humans, are carnivorous and eat other species. Still, when vampires are portrayed, the innate horror is felt by humans just observing it, as in a movie. One has to go further into the motivations of the creatures to come closer to understanding their aberrant behavior. "Dracula" has an underlying theme of the vampire trying to search for love again after losing it, prior to … [Read More...]