Wednesday, December 31, 2014

Schlock and awe movie time. The last of 2014.


Brothers and sisters it is a doozy! 

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Phantasm II is a favorite of mine. It makes little to no sense, but it a damn fun time to watch. However, I have never seen the original Phantasm and there is no better time than now to give it a viewing. If anything it should help Phantasm II make more sense. Right?
 

Tuesday, December 30, 2014

Post Christmas report



Another X-mas is gone and I have more stuff. First My dad built this. What is this? Well it is a portable paint station.



Thursday, December 25, 2014

MERRY CHRISTMAS!


Hope they are happy for everyone....
or Darkseid will be boom tubing a flock of parademons to you this holiday season!



Wednesday, December 24, 2014

Christmas Eve


Well here we are again on the eve of Christmas. My presents are wrapped. The house is quiet.
Smooth sailing until tomorrow morning.

I'm gonna kick back with some nog, an adult beverage and enjoy two of my favorite X-mas time films: Trading Places and then Die Hard.

Two better films that take place during the X-mas season I have not found!

Monday, December 22, 2014

The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies review



Friday morning we hit the first available showing. I took it all in and let it simmer for a few days. Thought that would be the best thing to do before righting down thoughts on this movie.

Alright. Here we go!


Friday, December 19, 2014

Thursday, December 18, 2014

Schlock and awe movie time!


Holy crap! “Body Parts” was on the other night and I couldn’t help but watch it. I saw this once long ago, and there was no better time to revisit this movie.
 
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Bill Chrushank is a typical guy with a wife, kid and is a prison psychologist. You know he is like every other schmuck in the world. That is until a violent car crash causes him to lose his arm. Personally I think this giant automobile wreck would have killed this guy or best case left him broken beyond repair. Losing an arm is nothing compared to that. Luckily for him there is a surgeon that is willing to transplant another arm, from a “willing” donor, onto him. Who could say no to that?