Don't Miss Lists

Hmm, seems I didn't have a chance to do this last month. I'll try to dig up that list later this month since I know you're dying to read it. Stop e-mailing me already.

Movies

The Road - I hear this movie is bleak. In fact all the reviews mention its bleakness just like all the reviews for Sex and the City 2 can't help but mention it declares war on humanity. It is about the apocalypse after all. I'm talking about both movies here.

Tetro - I never knew the singular of tetris until now.

Bad Lieutenant - I just watched the Herzog version and it was great. I'm going to watch the original again so I can hear Harvey Keitel say, "What are these fuckin' iguanas doing on my coffee table?" That's in both versions, right?

Black Dynamite - I already own this but it's incredible and I get to post a scene from it now:



The Car - A killer car movie I'm getting based on this review at Final Girl that says, "The Car is awesome, surely the finest film of its kind."

Fido - I already saw and liked it. I mention it because it adds to the library's small zombie movie collection. Now they just need to work on getting The Video Dead:



The Sci-Fi Boys - I've never heard of this. But it has Steven Spielberg, Ray Harryhausen, Forrest J Ackerman, John Landis, etc. talking about movies so... okay.

Postnatal Workout - Soon!

Frontline: The Card Game - I don't know, this is about credit cards or something. You mean spending money I don't have can get me into trouble [sarcastic gasp]. I just wanted to use this opportunity to point to this great Frontline I watched on YouTube, Death of a Porn Queen:



Man, is it the subject matter or was Frontline super sleazy in the 80s?

Masters of Horror: Deer Woman - Why do I keep getting these. They're always terrible. This one has some sort of deer woman though. And it's from John Landis, who made An American Werewolf in London 30 years ago. So that should work out well for me.

Music

Nonstoperotik by Frank Black - I gave up on Frank Black about 3 years ago but I hear he's gotten rockier and word is this album is adequate.