divinetrash

Well, True Romance is an early '90s film, and I find the period between 1980 and 1995 hard to watch in general. The film quality is generally worse than older movies, and it isn't in True Romance or a lot of others, but it's just the general feel I get. It's also sort of a ganster movie, and I'm not usually into that. It's just the fact that somehow I perceived it as "gritty" and there are a lot of others on my queue that I'd wanted to watch a lot at the same time. Now that I have to type it out it seems silly, and there really wasn't this much thought put into it when I made the decision to skip over it a few times, but here you go.

ha your slit your wrists comment cracked me up. i'm in amuch better mood now though. that sucks you don't have any conventions out there. do you have netflix? they have a ton of horror on there and alot of non-mainstream stuff. definitely look into rue morgue it's such a well written look into horror and smart about horror too. you can get it at borders or barnes and noble the only minu sis it's alittle pricey but to me it's worth every penny.

True Romance is one of my favorite films. The "type" of film it is turned me off for watching it so long that I'm ashamed. It's amazing and I slap myself for waiting so long.

Tears for Fears and Human League are the best '80s bands, well. besdies the Cure and the Smiths of course.

This gives me a stark realization I need new clothes. The ones I have now are falling apart--literally. I had to sew up a pair of pants about 5 inches above the knee to the fly a few days ago. Anyway, don't forget to post pics of course when they come your way.

yeah working at a theatre sucks i've been there way too long. thats so typical that you were accused an dit was the managers doing it, that kind of thing happens so much. from your entry sound slike you have some good fashion sense!!!

no i dont play any instruments. i was a vocalist in a metalcore band from 2000-20002. being in a band was alot of fun and something i miss alot.

yeah i've seen the making of devils rejects it's really fascinating how it all came together. i'm the same as you with rob not really into the music very much but really enjoyed the first two films. you're learning to use a moog huh, that is really cool. the possibilites are endless. hope your band comes together sounds like a cool idea!!

I don't know what a moog is.... but I'm sure you'll play the hell out of it! Seriously, good luck with the band!

Thank you!! Horror rocks my socks.

Actually, I seem to be in a bad pop phase right now, so I'm getting my fair dose of crappy tv... Though really, it's probably just intense boredom... god, there's nothing to do here...

Really i wasnt that big of a fan of the faint untill i saw them live... i really liked the monitors they had playing while they were playing it sorta reminded me of radiohead. I hope your dog gets better.

wolf creek was pretty good. i enjoyed the fact that the took the time in the first half to build the characters. alot of horror flicks wouldn't do that. i hope everything will be ok with your dog!!

dude...i didn't recognize you without your specs. hehe. goin' good, goin' good. you guys seemed to have some pretty cool ideas when you were out there.

I saw Otep last year at a little place called the pound. It was very up close and personal and I was right up front...So close I could touch her. It was wonderful. I loved it. Nothing will ever top it. I'm sure you'll have the same experience. Have fun, hun.

Hahahaha! You should come live in Jonesboro.

Here we do have most of that, sans swimming (our lake is sleazy) and decent restaraunts (I chalk that up to our lack of being a non-alcohol prohibited county).

So really, all there is to do here is chill at somebody's house and drink the beer you have to drive 15 miles to buy.