Gary Floyd

Update: Land of the Dead reviews http://www.horrorchannel.com/dread/modules...wcontent&id=383 http://www.aintitcool.com/display.cgi?id=20418 And the unseen, online exclusive trailer http://www.lotdunseen.com/

Robert Deniro as Travis Bickle, hands down. Also, Hopper as Booth was awesome, as was his turn in Apocalypse Now: "What are they gonna say about him? What are they gonna say? That he was a kind man? That he was a wise man? That he had plans? That he had wisdom? Bullshit man!"

No Prob' Bob Good news, the TV spots for Land of the Dead have hit the net http://www.themoviebox.net/movies/2005/IJK...ead/trailer.php Also, Land of the Dead and The Devils Rejects will premire at the Cinevegas Film Festival on June 18th. Finally, John Leguizomo (who's in Land) is on Leno tonight.

You just know tht HHH is trying to convince Vince that Cena isn't a draw. "See Vince, I told you Cena would kill our ratings."

Oh yea, Dennis Hopper, who's in "Land of the Dead" (And is my all time favorite actor, even if he has been in some shitty movies.) is on Craig Ferguson tonight. Anchor Bay is releasing that on DVD August 23rd. Now if only they'srelease "Dead & Breakfast"...

A LITTLE thin? Every time Lawler opens his mouth, I wish someone would beat the ever-loving shit out of him.

For those anticipating "High Tension", check these sites out: http://www.pajabrothersgarage.com/ http://www.friendsdontletfriends.net/

There's male rape, dark humor, forced gender bending, crucifixtion, and a scene where a hillbilly psycho practically out of an Edward Lee story fucking a pig.

I remember Scotty Riggs using the ropes in pinfalls when he was a face.

Samurai Champloo OST

"Anime is Weird!" God, this episode owned. Highlights include -Sailor Moon spoof (I always hated that show) -Blooper pt.3 -The Terrordome (highlight of the show) -Rays Day Out -Date Rape! -Hockey Puck Heart fatality -God Kills a kid -Unwrapping the mummy -Nerd's date 4 out of 4 Cobra Commander clones

Personally, I can't wait for "High Tension". I've been wanting to see it for about a year so far. Nice article on it here: http://www.calendarlive.com/movies/cl-ca-d...movies-features

You should check out Livejournal. Scary place, I tells ya.

Well, it wasn't me...(Yea, that's what I want them to think)

This is beyond hilarious. In an slightly related story, last night, out of pure geekiness, I downloaded the old Power Ranger Theme.

Darkness (Uncut Version)-6/10. Better than the theatrical version, though still pretty derivitive of other films. The acting sucks, but there's a great sense of dread and atmosphere. What really hurts the film is the final half, which is borderline incoherent, and stupid. Not as bad as most said, but not really anything special.

Brian Pillman in his ECW and WWF run. Especially in his last days in the WWF.

One of the shittiest moves in wrestling history, next to The Worm and Jeff Hammond's "Pitstop" Elbow Drop in TNA. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Or Ronny Garvins "Hands of Stone"

Anyone here remember the PGmrated animated film from 1982 called "Rock and Rule"? Well, if you do,I've got good news for ya: The DVD comes out next week. http://www.unearthedfilms.com/rockandrule.htm

Vince would never put himself over his stars (sarcasm)

I used to think that the company is trying to alienate their core audience, and trying to create a new one that will accept anything that they do, no matter how stupid it is. While I no longer think that, I am still amazed at how clueless the company is. I'm also starting to wonder how long it's going to remain this clueless.

Smackdown. As bad as Cena is, I'd rather watch him than HHH. Besides, he's actually over, and has a character. While Benoit, Benjamin, and other talented workers are on Raw, they never have anything to do, while on Smackdown, guys like Booker, Angle, and even Eddie and Rey are given some limelight. Plus, Tazz ad Cole are much better than JR and King, who do nothing but rant and talk about nothing half if not most of the time.

Various Artists-Ikebana-Merzbow's Amlux Rebuilt, Reused, and Recycled.

1 - Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith Twentieth Century Fox $108,435,841 $158,449,700 1 3661 2 1 Monster-in-Law New Line Cinema $14,350,134 $44,174,005 2 3424 3 2 Kicking & Screaming Universal Pictures $10,721,715 $34,196,720 2 3470 4 5 Crash Lions Gate Films $5,546,006 $27,648,811 3 1905 5 3 Unleashed Rogue Pictures $4,123,556 $17,850,310 2 1962 6 4 Kingdom of Heaven 20th Century Fox $3,537,201 $41,218,408 3 2808 7 6 House of Wax Warner Bros. Pictures $3,288,419 $26,912,839 3 2766 8 8 The Interpreter Universal Pictures $2,910,580 $65,403,045 5 2164 9 7 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Touchstone Pictures $2,054,904 $46,902,653 4 2211 10 10 Mindhunters Dimension Films $1,005,839 $3,562,161 2 1040 11 9 XXX: State of the Union Columbia Pictures $828,350 $25,607,347 4 1301 12 11 Sahara Paramount Pictures $803,664 $65,571,156 7 1074