Gary Floyd

Lemon Party is nothing.

Apparently, Rob is thinking about making "Werewolf Women of the SS" his next movie. That's something I could actually get behind.

The video always makes me think of Passolini's take on De Sade's "120 Days of Sodom" That is one seriously fucked up movie.

hhhruls needs to return.

Is it weird that the name RAZ B makes me think of razazteca?

When I first saw "Cabin Fever", one of the things that went through my mind was "I always knew Shawn Hunter would kill some people."

The Iron Sheik and New Jack talk about Chris Benoit. Honky Tonk man is there, but he's outshined. Of course, New Jack tells it like it is.

Just saw it. it's bad, but it's laughably bad. Oh, and Yes, it's better than the first one, but not by much. Hardcore fans will be pissed, but if you want an unintentionally hilarious movie, than this is for you.

MMA.

23 Skidoo-"Coup"

Mike manages to piss people off wherever he goes. I love how Amazon deleted his comments.

Looking back, I used to suck. Now I suck less.

Nightmare USA: The Untold Story of the Exploitation Independents

Barry. I always saw this as a good dog name for some reason.

Disappointing Albums Wu Tang Clan-The 8th Diagram The first half of the album is great, with the exception of "Heart Gently Weeps". The other half though, is full of uninspired raps and pedestrian production. RJD2-The Third Hand After Since we Last Spoke, I had really high hopes for RJD2. Unfortunately, I ended up getting subpar Elliot Smith style singing, poor attempts at indie rock, and even poorer attempts at Cars style New Wave. The Stooges-The Weirdness I should have expected this since it's been such a long time since they've been together, but still. Six Organs Of Admittance-Shelter From The Ash Come on Ben, you're capable of better. Interpol-Our Love to Admire Repeat listens have not been kind to this one. Throbbing Gristle-Part Two-The Endless Not It has it's moments, but it sure won't stay up there with older albums. Explosions in the Sky-All the Sudden I Miss Everyone I like them, but this was a bit of a disappointment for me. Pleasent Suprises Substanz T-Beyond E One of the more unjustly slept on techno albums of the year. A nice blend of cold ambient, trip hop, intelligent techno, and some killer bass grooves. Oh, and the title means "Beyond Electronic" Nine Inch Nails-Year Zero The first album I like from Trent Reznor, thanks mostly for the killer production it has. Too bad Reznor still can't write lyrics.

1 - I Am Legend Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution $76,535,000 $76,535,000 1 3606 2 - Alvin and the Chipmunks 20th Century Fox Distribution $45,000,000 $45,000,000 1 3475 3 1 The Golden Compass New Line Cinema $9,025,000 $40,968,000 2 3528 4 2 Enchanted Buena Vista Pictures Distribution $6,004,000 $92,271,000 4 3066 5 6 No Country for Old Men Paramount Vantage, Miramax Films $3,000,000 $33,562,000 6 1348 6 - The Perfect Holiday Yari Film Group $2,965,000 $3,612,000 1 1307 7 4 Fred Claus Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution $2,305,000 $68,965,000 6 2750 8 3 This Christmas Screen Gems $2,300,000 $46,043,000 4 1921 9 15 Atonement Focus Features, Universal Pictures International $1,853,000 $2,964,000 2 117 10 7 August Rush Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution $1,785,000 $28,065,000 4 2007 11 17 Juno Fox Searchlight Pictures $1,440,000 $2,167,000 2 40 12 5 Beowulf Warner Bros. Pictures International, Paramount Pictures $1,353,000 $79,232,000 5 1659

New Order-"Mesh"

I take it due to it's box office, there won't be a sequel to Golden Compass. Shame about "Walk Hard."

Didn't Mike look kinda like Jack Black?