Nothing to promote here, I just no longer want my copy of the Others: The Tales of F. Paul Wilson DVD. It's a signed (by FPW) copy, even.

Rather than take it to my local used-DVD store, I decided to give it away here. I'll pick a random winner from whatever PMs I receive before noon Wednesday (19-SEP-2007) ET.

I'd prefer that it go to someone who doesn't already own a copy, so if you already own it, please don't send me a PM (yeah, you could lie, but let's play nice). Oh, and U.S. residents only, please.

Hunter

I've little to say about this movie. If you go to see it, go for Christian Bales' performance. He's really a very good actor. If you've read any westerns, Bales' character is like a "Louis L'Amour" good guy, and Russell Crows' was a "Max Brand" bad guy. I've read a lot of westerns with the same plot, but it's still amazing how Hollywood can fuck up something so simple. I give it four cow patties. (That's not a good thing)

Hi all - Mr. Wilson has given me permission to post this so ya'll don't think this is spam.

Horror World is running a contest and six lucky winners will receive a signed Advanced Readers Copy (ARC) of F. Paul Wilson's BLOODLINE.

Here's the link: http://www.horrorworld.org/bloodlinecontest.htm

We're also hosting an excerpt in the Horror World Library: http://www.horrorworld.org/bloodline.htm

There's an excellent review by Hank Wagner here: http://www.horrorworld.org/reviews.htm

Thanks for letting me post!

Yes boys and girls, it's TRUE.

I have VERY credible info from LaLa Land, though my sources can't seem to figure out why Beacon is dragging its feet. let's forgive them, shall we, since after all they have made the best possible casting choice.

I had the info months ago but couldn't say much until contracts were done.

So here you have it- Ryan Reynolds WILL play Jack.

I've been up for roughly an hour and a half, so bear with me if this is silly.

When I was at Arrow in the Head, the horror movie sister site to JoBlo.com, I noticed a headline saying "Evilution and Jack..." Naturally, the combination of "Jack" and a horror movie website made me worry. So I went to that site...and found something that has nothing to do with Repairman Jack whatsoever, but just the thought of a movie coming with a titular character of ______ Jack makes me worry about the turnout that might happen.

You know, someone will see a poster for REPAIRMAN JACK and think, "Sheesh, they made a sequel to Basement Jack?"

...again: this is likely silly, but it struck me as a possibility nonetheless.

This looks like it'll be a pretty good film.

Kinda Death Wish/Death Sentence-y revenge thriller, but with a much better calibre of filmmaker behind it. Should definitely be worth a watch.

Seems to me as though Beacon needs to hurry itself up with making the Repairman Jack movie. There seems to be a real interest in revenge/vigilante type movies at the moment, would be a good time to bring it out.

My morning weatherman could be Jack. His name is Ben Bailey, very nondescript-looking.

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Wow. Talk about a fantastic documentary!

Who is the reigning champ for HIGHEST score on the classic
arcade game Donkey Kong? Not really interested? Well, neither
was I until I drove into Greenich Village yesterday and checked
out this delightful, humorous, and dramatic "David vs. Goliath"
documentary directed by Seth Gordon.

There is a short write-up on my blog.

Suffice it to say I give this fun doc a high score of
FIVE out of five cans of diet cherry vanilla Dr. Pepper.

Mike out

does anyone recall The Groovie Goolies? I cn't believe that I forgot them because I used to watch it every Saturday. Anyway, I found them on DVD at the library and watched Volume 1 over the weekend. They are a bit dated and you have to appreciate Laugh-In style humor, but worth a look, especially if you've got wee ones.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groovie_Goolies