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From: "Martin Baxter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
Chin up, my friend!


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>Sent: 10/25/2008 11:52:52 PM
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>Subject: Re: [scifinoir2] Sometimes SciFi Movies Do Serve a Purpose
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>Okay, so my taste ain't just slipping! I'm hoping that with the return of the
>cold days of winter, SciFi will bring back more of the classic old bad scifi 
>and
>horror shows. This film notwithstanding, most of their new movie stuff is just
>bad. But many of those old classic films are indeed MST3K worthy, cheesy fun.
> 
>And you're right my friend: I know we'll make it. I remember the Energy Crisis
>and monetary woes of the 70s, when people had fistfights at the gas pump and
>rumours of families eating horse meat and Alpo casseroles abounded, and we
>survived that time too. Chin up, eh?!
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>From: "Martin Baxter" 
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>Keith, I saw this one as well. Had a high old time giving it the MST3K
>treatment. At the end, when that dedication popped up, I said, "Because they
>were the only state that didn't run us off while we were filming!"
> 
>We're all gonna make it. You know that, my friend, right?
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>Sent: 10/24/2008 6:33:53 PM
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>Subject: [scifinoir2] Sometimes SciFi Movies Do Serve a Purpose 
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>So, I'm sitting here on a cold, wet day in the ATL, a little down in the dumps:
>bemoaning my fate in life, ranting about the evils of Palin and McCain,
>concerned about the economy. Devastated that the Cowboys--America's Team--suck
>(as I'm sure we all are). While trying to take a nap, I do some channel surfing
>and decide to see what's on the SciFi Channel, and what do I find? Some Z-grade
>movie called "The Beast of Bray Street". The "plot", as it were, appears to
>deal with a couple of dudes who are werewolf hunters, who end up fighting a
>nubile lass who is herself a nasty lycanthrope. The plot doesn't matter, of
>course, nor does it matter who starred in the film. (Probably unknown actors
>who'll end up in adult films later on). What got my attention was how
>incredibly, badly cheesy this film was! I mean, the blood splattering all over
>the place was fake, the werewolf effect (glowing green eyes) to start reminded
>me of Michael Jackson's glowing eyes i n "Th riller", and the final werewolf
>form was horrible. It was obviously somoene in a bad werewolf costume!! 
>Remember
>those old Three Stooges or Albert and Costello shows where there'd be a fierce
>gorilla and it was painfully apparent that it was actually a man in a moldy
>suit? That's how bad the werewolf lady was done here. It was so bad I laughed 
>my
>butt off. And of course, in the true tradition of all crappy horror movies,
>there are contrived moments to draw out the suspense: the gun that works
>perfectly until the critical moment, the character so incredibly dumb that they
>can't tell the good guy form the bad, the monster inexplicably taking her time
>doing the final killing of the final hero so he can scramble for a gun. It was
>horribly, badly cheesy, and I have to say I loved it! 
> 
> And the funniest thing? The end credits of the movie stated "This film is
>dedicated to the great state of Wisconsin". Huh? So it was shot there, but why
>dedicate a werewolf flick to the state? Does America's Dairyland possess a deep
>dark secret amidst all those cows and cheese? Wow--werewolf dairy farmers,
>there's a scary concept!
> 
>Martin, I guess some days "skiffy" is good for something after all.
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