A scary thing happened on the way to the Movie Forums - Horrorcrammers

Gasp!
And gasp again!

Good book, though.

I knew it was coming.
When I was reminded of Stephen King's Cycle Of The Werewolf, I immediately thought of this film.

Yes you do.

This is precisely the reason I have still never seen it even though werewolves are my favorite monsters (not the ones that scare me the most, that would be the Ghost of a Witch but that's another story), because as much as I love everything I've been presented about WoW, I feel pretty confident that it is actually going to suck kinda brutally.

That's actually a pretty good joke.

I saw this and got pleasant feelings from it. I will watch anything with Atwill in it. Probably Captain America too.

I just realized I'm the only one here.

You're never alone in the HorrorCram.

That's what you think.

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I hate that hokey ****ing song. Guess Who have a handful of good tracks, and American Woman is always going to be one of the baddest ass rockers from that time, but I generally don't like Burton Cummings or Burton Cummings' moustache or Burton Cummings' face

If I recall, there are *some* entertaining parts, at least somewhat entertaining. It's just nothing lives up to the title, poster, or trailer. There's also a lot of parts that just drag.

I recall zero entertaining parts.

I mean, some of it is nostalgia for me because I miss the 70s and I miss Wolfman Jack (a lot) I miss terrestrial DJs with big audiences and DJs as celebrities and all the 70s slang and how it's almost like a throwback song except that it actually happened when it was happening. And it's catchy. It just makes me smile every time.
I mean, seriously, I loved Wolfman Jack so much. Now that I'm getting older I feel like that's the kind of character I wish I could be. But there's no world for it anymore.

Shit, because of my trip to Mexico last week, I forgot Halfway To Halloween. Starting it tonight but it will be abridged.

Also, since it's obviously been on my mind a lot lately, I also have to appreciate how, even though it's not one of King's works, DAMU still mentioned that The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly was the first initial seed of inspiration that eventually helped to plant The Dark Tower series (as if I needed any more reason to look fondly upon that movie)...


:P

Underwater was good.

I know, right? I was so surprised.

So was Deep Rising.

Yeah, I don't have anything smart to say about it, but it's a nice looking movie with a nice lead performance and directed with a nice level of economy...





The only thing I would have done away with was T.J. Miller, but he's easy enough to tune out.