I'm only admitting that I watch this show because, 1-I don't see any of you in person, so you can't really laugh at me, and 2-because I missed last week's episode. Actually, I'm not sure what week it was, but I went to read Matthew his bedtime story around 8:20 and woke up at 3:30 Monday morning with a major crick in my neck. (If that's a southern word, it means that my body was on the bed while my head was against the headboard which left my neck at a 90degree angle for several hours.) So, anyway, when the "prisoner" guy actually escaped from the basement, what happened? Who is he? Who was hurt? Did he escape/die/kill anyone? Did any of the neighbors hear? (like Susan?) I thought that storyline would be continued into last nights episode, but it wasn't.
I know how hard it is to come forward, so in your reply you can say something like...."I would never watch that show, but my __________ (wife, cousin, daughter, neighbor, etc) loves it and she said.................happened."
I'll never tell....

At last on DVD. I’ve been looking for this 1967 Lee Marvin film for years. Directed by John Boorman and based on Donald Westlake’s THE HUNTER, it’s dated but still works to some degree. I like Mel Gibsons “Payback” (based on the same novel) better. If you haven’t seen “Point Blank,” rent it along with “Payback” and watch them back to back. It’s a great tutorial in how movie making – directing, lighting, tinting, cutting, scoring, cinematography, etc. – changed over three decades.

FF= 1.0

Someone recommended this to me. If I remember who it was I will hurt them. Mercilessly padded with looong takes of armies of horsemen galloping here and galloping there. It didn’t seem to know if it was supposed to be comedic or serious.

FF= 3.5

They say a parody is proof you've made it.

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#1 is on sale. Four 15-page stories. Check out the line-up. I'm in the company of Bloch and Matheson (as well as the redoubtable Mr. Schow)...

(What was it Wayne and Garth used to say?)

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Well ladies and gentlemen it's been awhile. Just wanted to let you know that I just recieved the old (original) forum and it's data from the previous hosting provider. I am going over the data structure and the software it used. Once I am done we will finally have the old archive of posts for everyone to browse.

Also, as that I can not moderate this board do to time constrants, can one of the moderators contact me so that I may pass the torch, sort of speak.

Thanks,
will

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This was an awesome episode! I can't wait until next weeks!

IDW Publishing is now taking orders for the first issue of "The Keep".

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Hi everyone, I'm a new poster to this site, but have been a huge Wilson fan ever since I picked up The Haunted Air almost by accident. I'm bummed out that King and Koontz get all the press even though they are far inferior to the man praised here every day. Hopefully F. Paul Wilson gets some mainstream credit soon.

My Question is regarding getting a book signed. I browsed the thread about appearances and conferences, but will not be able to attend any in the near future(I'll miss him by two days in Burbank).Is their any way I can send a book to the author with the purpose of getting it signed? Its for my brother, another huge fan, and I'd like to get it for him before he is deployed to Iraq.

Thanks for any info you can give.

Mike