All this talk about favorites makes you think about the bombs too. Give us your list!

5) Time Bandits (slugs/ HE created slugs?)
4) Ice Pirates ( a space herpe????)
3) Beneath The Planet Of the Apes (Hail the Bomb!..oh yeah and the destructive device too)
2) The Breed (I'm sorry Adrian honey I love ya but my GOD what were you thinking????????)

and the number one IT SUCKS of all time......

1) Blackula!

once again, thanks to my ex who laughed his ass off helping me come up with these.

Does everything have to be stickyfied? I find it annoying to have to scroll down half the page to get to the action.

Anybody watching Flight of the Conchords on HBO? I caught it a couple of times and its pretty funny. They can write a catchy tune too.

I have one for sure and a maybe. The for sure is towards the bottom of page 161 where it says heart instead of heard. The maybe is on page 50 where Jack is reading the intro to Kick and Thompson says that his book speaks to the disadvantaged as well as the vantaged. I have never heard vantage used in this capacity before and I don't know if it's accurate.

Great book so far, my favorite since Gateways.

[SIZE="3"]Kim Newman made this. It's 100 seconds long. [/SIZE]

http://www.johnnyalucard.com/missinggirl.html

Ooops. I meant Bourne Supremacy.

These movies rock!

And GOD how I love watching Bourne B-slap his way
through dozens of West European Policemen every ten
minutes!

How many of you post regularly on non-RJ Forums?

I personally post semi-regularly on: Razar Magazine;
Anotherealm.com; and this site pretty regularly.

I used to post regularly on the now defunct: original WB
Buffy website The Bronze; Ragged Edge Publishing;
and AstoundingTales.com. Also, 1018press.com recently
shut down its forum (though the rest of the site is still
up and running).

I guess one point I'm trying to get to is, has anybody
found another forum dedicated to an author that
generates this much much steady traffic? I know I
have not.

Today I saw "Crank" in a theatre. If you REALLY like crazy, insane, wild character, and "The Transporter" is your fave, you should check this movie.

Jason Statham as Chev Chelios. He's professional killer. But he screwed up. His rival gang injected Chinese poison to him. His doctor says, "Only one way can save your life, it's adrenaline". So he run around! With his feet, with taxi, with motorbike. While he's running, he does many things. I don't say details any more. So check them out with your own eyes. Adrenaline will run faster in your body and it will raise your metabolism.

Also, this movie has some humor, so while you are gasping for breathe, trying to keep pace. You may find yourself laughing out loud at many points in this movie.

Rent this movie. Immediately.

It escaped notice in theaters, but it's a gem. It's about Leslie Vernon, a serial/spree killer in the same vein as Meyers, Voorhees and Krueger who has allowed a trio of college students film a documentary about him as he prepares for his next 'job'. He explains away many of the mysteries behind these kinds of killers, including how he is seemingly able to walk and keep up with running teens (you wouldn't believe how much cardio I have to do, he says or something like). Leslie is personable, friendly and has a good sense of humor, but when he turns on he is an unforgiving killing machine. That's all I'll say except that this movie really injects some new blood into an old genre. Pick it up at your local video store or throw it into your queue because if you enjoy horror, with a little dash of comedy, this is right up your alley.

My wife calls it a "Male Thing"-the getting off of repeated watching of The Three Stooges or The Bowery Boys-but I stand tall and proud as a lover of Low Brow Cinema.
Name your favorite films and tell of your wives/husbands/families/friends reactions!