Gary Floyd

I'm actually suprised this didn't happen to Suge Knight sooner.

Actually, it was "Mark Henry is handling the Big Johnson". Which, considering his "Sexual Chocolate" character later on, is practically forshadowing.

Audition-10/10

Vince, after blowing up the hideout of the villian at the end- "You're FIRED!!" <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Eric Bischoff would be the ultimate Bond Villain

Agreed. I actually think the world would be a slightly better place without them.

Damnit, I confused the title. It's actually "Satan's Little Helper"

Well, summer is about over, but there are still Horror movies set for release. Here's the list (note: "The Ordeal" got moved to October, and didn't play this summer. Oh well) Undated (but due for Fall Release) The Roost-A tribute to old school 70's-80's horror with Vampire Bats that turn their victims into zombie like killers. Has gotten positive buzz in the festival circuit. Sept. 6th Dead and Breakfast (DVD debut)-Festival favorite can best be described as "Evil Dead II" meets "Hee Haw". Stars Jeremy ("May", "6 Feet Under") Sisto, Ever Carradine, Gina ("Jeepers Creepers") Philips, David ("Kill Bill") Carradine, Deidrich (sic?) ("Drew Carry Show", "Office Space") Bader, and Portia ("Arrested Development") De Rossi. Sept. 9th The Exorcism of Emily Rose Curandero (Limited) HellBent (Limited)-A gay themed slasher flick. Sept. 16th The Reaper-Another film written by Kevin Williamson. Looks like shit. Sept 23. Corpse Bride Cry_Wolf Oct. 4th Satan's Little Playground-New Horror film/Black comedy from Jeff Lieberman (unrelated to Joe), the director of "Blue Sunshine", "Squirm", and "Just Before Dawn". Oct. 7th Return of the Living Dead: Rave From the Grave (Limited) Oct. 14th The Fog-Remake of John Carpenter's classic. Stars Selma Blair, Tom Welling, and Maggie Grace. Oct. 21st Doom The Ordeal (Limited)-French horror film that could best be described as "Deliverance" meets one of Edward Lee's Redneck horror stories meets absurdist's comedy. Stay-Supernatural Horror starring Ewan McGregor, Naomi Watts, Ryan Gosling, Elizabeth Reaser, and Bob Hoskins. October 25th Cannibal Holocaust (2-Disc Special Edition) Anthropophagus: The Grim Reaper (2-Disc Special Edition) The Bird with the Crystal Plummage (2-Disc Special Edition)-This one is a definate must. Oct. 28th Saw II Three...Extremes Nov. Undated Pulse (Limited)-Acclaimed Japanese Horror film involving supernatural evil on the Internet Nov. 18th Wolf Creek-Acclaimed Aussie horror film. Looking forward to this one. Nov. 22nd Romasanta: The Werewolf Hunter

Heavy Metal OST (Well, I skipped the Journey song.)

It's got a great soundtrack to it. Lou Reed sings Mok's song, and it's the best thing ever.

Just a question Incandenza: When you get this pot, are you going to listen to The Flaming Lips "Zaireeka" on repeat for hours upon end? (No, I'm not going to give you any pot. I don't have any pot. It's just a question)

Gotta add Front Line Assembly. Sure, Bill Leeb can't decide what genre to stick with, and sure, he's one of the worst song writers in the history of music. But I still love FLA.

Hey, at least Devin Aoki from "Sin City" will be in it. Also, there's going to be a movie version of "Silent Hill". I actually have some hope for it, mostly because it's directed by Christopher Gans ("Brotherhood of the Wolf") And was written by Roger Avery. Avery and Gans are supposidly aiming to make the scariest "video game" movie ever, and it will most likely be a gothic horror film with a few nods to Italian Horror.

QOTSA-Feel Good hit of the Summer

New Pornographers-Use It

In a few weeks: "Paul London has parted ways with the WWE. We wish him the best of luck in the future"

This is nothing. There's going to be an anime version of "The Powerpuff Girls" soon from Toei called "Powerpuff Girls Go"

Even more Video Game/Movie adaptations coming soon "Tekken" from the director of "Drumline" http://imdb.com/title/tt0411951/ And "Dead or Alive" from the director of "The Transporter" http://imdb.com/title/tt0398913/

NoN-The Immolation of Man

Merzbow is like my fucking hero.

Three things I want to point out 1.) Isn't "Code Lyoko" that bad "Matrix inspired" show that's on Miguzi? 2.) Antefilms Productions is a French animation studio. I wonder what they'll think of La Resistance 3.) I have no idea what "Funky Cops" is about, but if it's inspired by Blaxploitation movies, then I will be a very happy man.

Mok, from the animated cult classic "Rock & Rule", which is now on DVD "My Name is Mok/Thanks Alot"

The Cramps-The Surfin' Dead (Return of the Living Dead) The Pretty Things-'Cause I'm a Man (Dawn of the Dead-Original) Richard Cheese-Down with the Sickness (Dawn of the Dead-Remake) Just about anything from "A Mighty Wind" Lou Reed-My Name is Mok (Rock and Rule)

Even your Cat knows that you should always use protection

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/music/4173510.stm 'Tis a sad moment in the history of music today.