Sunday, October 29, 2006
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Postcard From The Edge
Thursday, October 26, 2006
Top Ten Halloween Horror Blood-Fest
Race With The Devil (1975).
Jeepers Creepers 2 (2003).
Freaks (1932).
An American Werewolf In London (1982).
Eight Legged Freaks (2002).
Not necessarily my favourites, just ten good ol' horror films that sprang to mind, what with Halloween just around the corner. Tell me all ten and win a vintage tin of Homebase matt chrome paint.
Jeepers Creepers 2 (2003).
Freaks (1932).
An American Werewolf In London (1982).
Eight Legged Freaks (2002).
Not necessarily my favourites, just ten good ol' horror films that sprang to mind, what with Halloween just around the corner. Tell me all ten and win a vintage tin of Homebase matt chrome paint.
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Gratuitous Fluff
Friday, October 20, 2006
You Can Never Have Too Much Moorcock
Thursday, October 19, 2006
Nice Find
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
Saturday, October 14, 2006
Top Ten Actors Who Should Be More Famous Than They Are
For some reason the text at the bottom won't appear, but basically all these actors should be fucking global household names, but they're not. Tell me their names and win a bottle of Hi Karate.
Bruce Campbell (Evil Dead x 3 / Spiderman x 2 / Xena: Warrior Princess).
Adam Baldwin (Cohen & Tate / Firefly / Independence Day / Serenity).
Michael Ironside (V / Total Recall / Scanners / Spacehunter: Adventures In The Forbidden Zone).
Veronica Cartwright (Alien / Invasion Of The Body Snatchers / The Birds).
Scott Glenn (Silverado / Backdraft / Vertical Limit / Silence Of The Lambs).
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
Monday, October 09, 2006
Friday Night TV
Sunday, October 08, 2006
Slither
Saturday, October 07, 2006
So, anyway, I just got in, and I'm so proud of myself for not getting one of those poisonous burgers by the tube on the way home, but I actually went back fucking out and got one. Oh, well, what you gonna do?
Been drinking to filthy levels with The Webster. Turns out he's moving to Bristol next thursday. Good on him. What could possibly go wrong with that descision?
Been drinking to filthy levels with The Webster. Turns out he's moving to Bristol next thursday. Good on him. What could possibly go wrong with that descision?
Friday, October 06, 2006
Valley Of The Gwangi
Finally got hold of the Ray Harryhausen classic cowboys vs. dinosaurs movie. Ah, I think that's this afternoon sorted out. Also got hold of The Doll Squad, the cover of which is too crap to post, Ted V Mikel's 70's fluff fest that inspired Charlie's Angels. In fact Mikel apparently sued Aaron Spelling for ripping him off.
Wednesday, October 04, 2006
I Thought I Was Dead But I Was Just In Manchester
Well, I survived Manchester, though only just. I was working overnight mostly, which meant I had most of the day to wander around. Man, that is one Shite city centre. If you don't fancy a Subway, then you basically can't eat..and there's absolutely no fucking charity shops. Unless you think of the whole place as one giant charity shop.
I did find a handful of secondhand bookshops, but they were so expensive I didn't really buy anything. They were more expensive than London West End book shops. I actually laughed out loud in one of them. Jesus, no wonder the place got Blowed Up.
On top of that, after the launch night the Exec Producer took me and a few others to a place called The Press Club where we started drinking at 5am. Now, I don't consider myself a snob, but this place was rank. As we walked to the bar our feet stuck to the carpet like glue. The DJ was on the stage actually singing along to what he was playing. Small, 50+ year-old moustached men in vests growled at us for interupting their attempts to cop off with similar aged female things as we walked by. It was a war crime of a place.
When we first went in the bouncer told us 'no mobile phone photographs'. Oh no! I mean what the fuck are you going to photograph? A murder? A gang rape? The DJ singing along with his music?
Still, a drink is hard to come by at that time in the morning and we went there every morning after coming off air. One does what one must.
My hotel room did have a picture of Lee Van Cleef on the wall.
PS Many thanks to Pulpmania / Hot Cherry for getting in touch. Note to self: Don't Post Drunk.
I did find a handful of secondhand bookshops, but they were so expensive I didn't really buy anything. They were more expensive than London West End book shops. I actually laughed out loud in one of them. Jesus, no wonder the place got Blowed Up.
On top of that, after the launch night the Exec Producer took me and a few others to a place called The Press Club where we started drinking at 5am. Now, I don't consider myself a snob, but this place was rank. As we walked to the bar our feet stuck to the carpet like glue. The DJ was on the stage actually singing along to what he was playing. Small, 50+ year-old moustached men in vests growled at us for interupting their attempts to cop off with similar aged female things as we walked by. It was a war crime of a place.
When we first went in the bouncer told us 'no mobile phone photographs'. Oh no! I mean what the fuck are you going to photograph? A murder? A gang rape? The DJ singing along with his music?
Still, a drink is hard to come by at that time in the morning and we went there every morning after coming off air. One does what one must.
My hotel room did have a picture of Lee Van Cleef on the wall.
PS Many thanks to Pulpmania / Hot Cherry for getting in touch. Note to self: Don't Post Drunk.
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