Totally dug Cabin In The Woods.

I watched two Stephen King movies last night-- Thinner and Pet Semetary.  Never seen either before.  I was just in that mood but I should really hold off until it's actually October.  Horror movies are strange for me because they usually never scare me (there are some visuals which repulse me but that's not fright).  Probably has to do with the fact that I don't believe in supernatural horror things.  I lived on property with a graveyard and I was never bothered by no undead horse ghosts.  And both movies have the same issue of people doing stupid things instead of sensible alternatives, PS in particular.  I mean, ask yourself, what would you do: your baby was killed by a truck?  Do you a) make a new baby, something so common it often happens by accident and involves f*cking your hot wife at least once, or b) dig up the corpse of your son, lug him across a foreboding landscape, rebury him, and hope he's not evil?  Forgetting apparently that everyone KNEW he was dead and wouldn't believe he'd come back to life and had to have been EMBALMED and so on before being buried?

Larry Miller had a cameo in "God Bless America" as the father of this stuck-up sweet 16 girl who had her own reality show.  Very brief, but might have been the most famous person in the flick (it was an awesome flick).  Outside of that, I haven't seen him in anything in ages either.

Probably right.  And it's a series I'd never heard of until he told me about it (we were talking caricatures and he mentioned that title-- and it's so clear who all the main cast is based on).

EyeTV is made by ElGato, I have two versions and they're okay... certainly easy enough, plug in here, plug in there... the picture just always felt soft to me, maybe because it was  displayed in a small window on a sharp laptop screen instead of filling a CRT).

I do like Campbell's princesses (particularly Tinkerbell... rowr) but I want to see them IN something, some narrative where they all interact or something.  Not just pin-ups.

I dig his Ruff Stuff sketchbooks quite a bit but I do wish we had more books coming from him, Wildsiderz and so on.

Which I totally understand, but I agree.  Maybe they could bring in some other people (like they have Peter from /Filmcast on every now and then) to give the show a little more content when they do film reviews).

I know, right?

Yeah, there aren't any other blondes in Hollywood...


Seriously, on my mind since "Vampires in Venice..."