Muahahahaha!
List of movies I've seen in the last 2 days (this 'monsterfest' thing rocks my freakin socks!!!):
1. Amityville II: The Possession
2. Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
3. Halloween 5
4. Phantasm II
5. The Devil's Rain (with William Shatner! LOL!)
6. Horror of Frankenstein
7. Scars of Dracula
8. Dracula
9. 20: Entertainment Weekly's Scariest Movies (hosted by the ever fabulous, boomstick bearing...BRUCE CAMPBELL!!)
I am enjoying this waaay too much but it's freakin awesome...I feel like such a bum b/c this is seriously all I've watched since yesterday morning! 'They Live' is on Friday at 1:30...I can't wait for that...tomorrow doesn't have such a good schedule but of course I'll still watch. God I
Halloween 
Saturday has an awesome line-up but I'll be at work...so I will be speeding my ass there (obnoxious 1 hour drive) and speed back! lol...They are replaying a lot on Sunday so when I'm out getting trashed I wont miss much and Sunday night is the Aqua Teen marathon too 
YAY! Omg...I really need to find a life!!
Talked to Sara for awhile today...Bodie is being a DICK!...he keeps ditching her to go to the bars with his friends...this ISN'T going to work...I need to talk to her more...about 'options'...otherwise she is going to ruin her life and get nothing for it...Bodie isn't going to stay with her I don't think...I dunno...it's messed up...
Tomorrow...tomorrow...I can't wait for tomorrow...hehe I gets to go HOME!!...
Ok, back to my quality time with the TV...wow...I'm so lame...
Ciao
DID YOU KNOW?
John Carpenter, writer/director of the original "Halloween" (1978), didn't want his name on the credits for "Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers" (1988). But marquee-aware producers gave him a prominent credit as composer of the film's theme music.
DID YOU KNOW?
Director John Carpenter wrote They Live (1988) under the pseudonym of Frank Armitage." The name is a reference to a minor character in William Gibson's science-fiction novel Neuromancer."
DID YOU KNOW?
Silver Bullet (1985) was Stephen King's second screenplay written for the big screen. His previous script was his ode to pulp comic books, Creepshow (1982).
List of movies I've seen in the last 2 days (this 'monsterfest' thing rocks my freakin socks!!!):
1. Amityville II: The Possession
2. Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
3. Halloween 5
4. Phantasm II
5. The Devil's Rain (with William Shatner! LOL!)
6. Horror of Frankenstein
7. Scars of Dracula
8. Dracula
9. 20: Entertainment Weekly's Scariest Movies (hosted by the ever fabulous, boomstick bearing...BRUCE CAMPBELL!!)
I am enjoying this waaay too much but it's freakin awesome...I feel like such a bum b/c this is seriously all I've watched since yesterday morning! 'They Live' is on Friday at 1:30...I can't wait for that...tomorrow doesn't have such a good schedule but of course I'll still watch. God I
Halloween Saturday has an awesome line-up but I'll be at work...so I will be speeding my ass there (obnoxious 1 hour drive) and speed back! lol...They are replaying a lot on Sunday so when I'm out getting trashed I wont miss much and Sunday night is the Aqua Teen marathon too YAY! Omg...I really need to find a life!!
Talked to Sara for awhile today...Bodie is being a DICK!...he keeps ditching her to go to the bars with his friends...this ISN'T going to work...I need to talk to her more...about 'options'...otherwise she is going to ruin her life and get nothing for it...Bodie isn't going to stay with her I don't think...I dunno...it's messed up...
Tomorrow...tomorrow...I can't wait for tomorrow...hehe I gets to go HOME!!...
Ok, back to my quality time with the TV...wow...I'm so lame...
Ciao
DID YOU KNOW?
John Carpenter, writer/director of the original "Halloween" (1978), didn't want his name on the credits for "Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers" (1988). But marquee-aware producers gave him a prominent credit as composer of the film's theme music.
DID YOU KNOW?
Director John Carpenter wrote They Live (1988) under the pseudonym of Frank Armitage." The name is a reference to a minor character in William Gibson's science-fiction novel Neuromancer."
DID YOU KNOW?
Silver Bullet (1985) was Stephen King's second screenplay written for the big screen. His previous script was his ode to pulp comic books, Creepshow (1982).
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Have you seen Bubba Ho-Tep yet? Bruce was awesome in that.
Hail to the king, baby.
I hope you have an AWESOME Halloween girlie! You really deserve it!