Blood Ties

"Blood Ties," the popular Canadian TV series about vampires, will be out on DVD June 2. The first 22 episodes of the show are on four DVDs.
The show, which stars Christina Cox, Kyle Schmid, Dylan Neal and Gina Holden, is similar to HBO's "True Blood" and the book-turned-movie"Twilight." "Blood Ties" is based on the "Blood Books" by Tanya Huff.
"Blood Ties" stars Christina Cox as Vicki Nelson, a former Toronto cop who left the force to become a private investigator after she started to lose her eyesight. Through her work, she met and teamed up with 480-year-old vampire Henry Fitzroy.
There is a mutual attraction between Vicki and Henry, played by Kyle Schmid, but that is further complicated by Vicki's relationship with her former partner and lover, Mike Celluci, played by Dylan Neal. In the beginning, Celluci doesn't believe in vampires and personally thinks that Vicki is not only losing her eyesight,

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It’s been somewhat quiet on the Singapore front, but here’s something that should interest you Twitch folks!
Some years ago a group of friends and I dabbled with short film making, plunging ourselves headlong into an insane 48 hour competition. That same competition had yielded Nicholas Chee and Randy Ang’s short film which clinched top honours, and they had gone on to make the feature film Becoming Royston. Chai Yee-wei was one of the participants in that very same contest, and a few award winning shorts later, look where he is today as well, with a feature film under his belt too, waiting for a 3rd quarter release this year. As for my friends and I, well, erm, that’s another story for another day…
I’ve followed Yee-wei’s shorts film in recent years, having seen them either online at competition websites, or at local film festivals.
Stefan

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Question: I recently watched the pilot of Nikki & Nora, and I can't believe it wasn't picked up for a full season. Is there any chance of it being picked up at a later date, possibly by a network that was not originally approached? Or is it lost forever?

— mustang_sally, Utah
Answer: I forwarded your question to Nikki & Nora creator Nancylee Myatt, and she confirmed that the pilot starring Liz Vassey (CSI) and Christina Cox (Blood Ties) as lesbian detectives in New Orleans is indeed dead. Warner Bros. Studios and Laura Zisken Productions (who produces all the Spiderman movies) produced/own the rights to the pilot,
sarahwarn

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