Meant to drop this yesterday. Both cable channels AMC and TCM are showing
horror movies all day. They started at least yesterday, though I've been
watching stuff on TCM in the evenings all week. Since they have so many hours
to fill, movies are going all the way back to BW classics starting the
As usual my most favorite shows are failing. My Worst Enemy and Life
on Mars.
I've fallen asleep on 11th Hour twice.As for Fringe, it's better
than the show that it's often compared to, but it's too predictable for
me. Ah well, I will enjoy my favorites while I can.
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I've been watching TCM's offerings all night long. So far, Tales of the Dead
has been tops, because of that cool French existentialistic angle. And Cartoon
Network is apparently cranking up Goosebumps all day long, for those
interested.
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See, the thing is, SFC could get these movies, and it wold be
cheaper than producing the originals they do. It's just that
advertisers won't pay as much as they pay to be a part of ECW
wrestling. Notice...no ads on TCM. Turner has CNN and CN as cash cows.
I have a feeling TCM
I agree! And I have to say, on further viewing, that TCM is superiour to AMC
because the latter's bringing in some fairly modern and mediocre stuff that
we've all seen --or avoided--before. AMC is doing a big block of all the
substandard Halloween movies today, followed, I believe by stuff like
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The guy they talked about wasn't Adrian, but since I'm a great
fan of his works, it would do my heart,and eyes good to have him as
The Doctor.:-)
Meta
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The actor they were discussing is Adrian Lester. Adrian Lester
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Joseph To Be First Black Doctor?
It wasn't him either,but he can well handle the task.
Actually there are so many black Brits who could take
on the role and work it.
I've heard rumors of maybe an American, but I
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Sorry. I'm taking a wait and see on this one. Mostly because the
Doc is a
major sci-fi figures. However, if anyone would do something like
this it
would be the BBC (as they have a good track record on putting blacks in
I recently came across an anime series called Trinity Blood. I was
wondering if anyone else knew anything about it and where I could find
more of the series?
cocineroloco2000
Fox Movie Channel has been playing Alien and Aliens all week and
Event Horizon was on one of the pay channels this month. Other sci-fi
horrors like Planet of Vampires and Species have been on as well.
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I agree! And I have to say, on
Early this morning I watched the 1942 version of Cat People on TCM. It wasn't
scary, but it wasn't a bad way to kick off Halloween.
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http://www.animea.net/download/394/Trinity+Blood.html
On Oct 31, 2008, at 3:46 PM, jgjcl2k1 wrote:
I recently came across an anime series called Trinity Blood. I was
wondering if anyone else knew anything about it and where I could find
more of the series?
cocineroloco2000
I DVR'ed Freaks. TCM should win some kind of award for content and
programming.
On Oct 31, 2008, at 4:48 PM, Grayson Reyes-Cole wrote:
Early this morning I watched the 1942 version of Cat People on TCM.
It wasn't scary, but it wasn't a bad way to kick off Halloween.
Grayson Reyes-Cole
I'm in complete agreement on that one... Are we sure they haven't... hmm...
It's Halloween... I gotta do something more fun that google it... ahhh tomorrow
is another day...
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http://trekmovie.com/2008/10/31/10-favorite-star-trek-characters-in-
costume/
While the crews of the Enterprises, Defiant, and Voyager may not
celebrate Halloween on screen, they certainly did like to dress in
costume for their adventures. To celebrate Halloween, Trekmovie
provides this
http://attackadgenerator.com/
Darn!!! I wanted to send an attack ad to my neighbor (get off my lawn!) but it
won't let me change the names.
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Never seen that flick. Is it better than the '80s remake?
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Early this morning I watched the 1942 version of Cat People on TCM. It wasn't
scary, but it wasn't a bad way to kick off Halloween.
Grayson
Don't think I have FMC. I love Event Horizon, but already own the DVD
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Fox Movie Channel has been playing Alien and Aliens all week and
Event Horizon was on one of the pay channels this month. Other sci-fi
horrors
Forget all the horror stuff on TCM and AMC and FX. Aliens? Bah--just a bunch
of overgrown lizards with bad attitudes and a drooling problem. Frankenstein?
Puh-lease: a guy in a goofy suit whose vocabulary is limited to Raar! House
on Haunted Hill? Don't bother staying. No, for good, classic
What *isn't* better than the 80s remake with our pal Nastashya (sp) Kinski? I
admit to having a soft spot for that movie but don't count it on my list of
good movies. As for the older one... it's very much a 40s film, that said, I
enjoyed it quite a bit.
Grayson Reyes-Cole
Keith, thank you for alerting me... I knew there was a drinking
game/blacksploitation movie to be had. I am s turning over there now... Can
I get some Devil's Son-In-Law into the bargain?
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Lots of potential here. It'd be nice to have a legal method to view stuff off
the Net instead of having to keep fishing for sites that are here today, gone
tomorrow. Not that i'm against the independents, mind you...
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I hear that! You know, having watched scifi/horror, etc. for nearly four
decades, I've seen about everything. But watching TCM this week, even I was
surprised at the wealth of old scifi/horror flicks I haven't seen, or, haven't
seen in decades. Things like Cat People, and a number of Vincent
again, i say, excellent way to start the day! I admit to being a big horror fan
(spend a lot of time writing it, too)
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Ha-ha-ha! It is the perfect ending to the Halloween night, isn't it? I can't
tell you how much I laughed my arse off watching Blacula! I had forgotten how
poor the production value, acting, and plot were in this movie. It had that
cheesy 70s soul/funk soundtrack so many blaxploitation pics had
And the cop chasing him was Thalmus Rasulala, who played Captain Donald Varley
of the Yamato, sister ship of the Enterprise on TNG. --- That one I did not
know. The first I did.
I had forgotten how poor the production value, acting, and plot were in this
movie. --- no you didn't. forgotten is
Oh Lord, The Mac! That is a funny one! I saw it for the first time ever a
couple of years ago, and howled with laughter.
The thing with me is, i didn't get to see any of the Blackploitation flicks
when I was younger. My parents didn't go to the movies much (Mom not at all),
and being good
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