Gary Floyd

How about The Intruder (suprisingly effective and atmospheric slasher) Brain Damage (From the director of "Basket Case" comes a tale of a deadly parasite that talks, sings, eats brains, and injects it's host with a euphoric hallucinogen)

While we're at it, why not throw in the nearly unstoppable zombies from "Return of the Living Dead"

Saw the 95 and 98 episodes.Patrice O'Neil can be really funny, and the Modern Humorist guys are great, IMO. With that out of the way, the segment about "Run Lola Run" (One of My Favorite Movies) was lame, and pretty much a bunch of recycled, boring jokes about Germans and Germany.

I'll raise ya up one (well, more) with Deadly Spawn (80's Alien Knockoff) The Burning (Slasher flick/F13th ripoff with with gore, a disfigured killer, garden sheers, and Jason Alexander with a full head of hair, and his naked ass...ok, don't think of that last part) The Nest (B-Movie fun with giant, flesh eating, horny cockroaches) Surf Nazis Must Die (Dreadful Troma Film, with the Best Title EVER) The Vanishing (Awesome atmospheric tale. Followed by a forgettable remake)

RIP & Goodnight Johnny

There is no liberal media, or a conservative media. It's just what both sides say when things aren't going their way, or when someone disagrees with them.

Dude, top 100 drummers without my favorite drummer of all time, Jaki Liezbiet of Can? That's it, Rolling Stone sucks. Well, that's a given, so....Top 100 lists suck...wait, thats also a given... (though I mostly enjoyed Pitchforks best 100 albums of the 70s, even though I normally hate Pitchfork media)

Body Melt. I don't know what to think about this one. At one hand, it's gory, and one of the most disgusting films I've seen in a long time. On the other hand, it makes no sense what so ever. Still, it's amusing to see a guy gulp down liquid detergent, at least for the fact that you can say you've seen it happen.

IMO, he was the best thing about that movie (which i didn't hate, but was definately disappointed by. Personally, i think "Cabin Fever" did a better job at being a "70's style Horror Film. Then again, that's just my opinion)

From Waltman's website There ya go

That ain't nothing Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2. With a hyperactive vietnam vet with a metal plate played by Bill Mosely, The dad from the original spitting out great one liners, and Dennis Hopper as a chainsaw wielding policeman/dad out for vengence who battles Leatherface in a chainsaw duel=awesome fun for all!

My list of cool forgotten 80's movies From Beyond (Can't wait for the DVD to come out) The Keep The Dead Pit Just Before Dawn Lifeforce

News on what may be on the DVD. Expect a huge DVD, hopefully http://www.horrorchannel.com/dread/modules...article&sid=671

For fans of Stuart Gordon's 1986 cult horror film, I have great news. It seems that 19 minutes of lost footage have been found, and may be included in a possible future directors cut dvd. For more, check out a website I normally don't care for, but what the hell. Excite your Pineal Gland here: http://www.aintitcoolnews.com/display.cgi?id=19063

Maybe he's a bit bi-curious

Here are the numbers 1 - Coach Carter PARA $23,600,000 $23,600,000 1 2524 2 1 Meet the Fockers UNIV $19,000,000 $230,800,000 4 3554 3 - Racing Stripes WB $14,030,000 $14,030,000 1 3185 4 33 In Good Company UNIV $13,900,000 $14,400,000 3 1566 5 - Elektra FOX $12,500,000 $12,500,000 1 3204 6 2 White Noise UNIV $12,200,000 $41,200,000 2 2279 7 3 The Aviator M'MAX $4,775,000 $49,953,059 5 1956 8 4 Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events PARA $3,965,000 $111,043,000 5 2540 9 9 Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera WB $3,550,000 $26,437,000 4 907 10 6 Ocean's Twelve WB $2,895,000 $119,845,000 6 2105 11 5 Fat Albert FOX $2,825,000 $44,637,973 4 2043 12 8 National Treasure BV $2,500,000 $165,000,000 9 161

Well, idn't you read the revews it got. Some say it was worse than "Catwoman"

Hey, don't diss Abby. Sure, he's ancient, and not that great of a wrestler, but damnit, I love the big guy

Joanie Jake Roberts (been on the deadpool for a while) Viscera Superstar Billy Graham

Exactly. If anything, it's more like George Romero's 1973 film "The Crazies" which deals with a chemical that causes uncontrolable fits of rage and madness.

To hear the show http://nodq.com/specials/107729259.shtml Man, this is just...depressing.

According to Fangoria http://www.fangoria.com/news_article.php?id=2756 This is the best news I've seen all day. At last, a new zombie film by the man himself.

My God, what a fucking mess Joanie's become. Just a guess, but she's going to die either of an overdose or suicide Plus, check out stern official site, go down to the "Chyna Syndrome", then to "Love to Unstable for Chyna". All the sudden, Courtney Love seems like the type of lady you'd want to take home to mon http://www.howardstern.com/today-show-archive.php for more fun http://nodq.com/specials/107729259.shtml shit, I almost feel bad for her...almost

Thank God Psicosis might wear his mask again-He looks damn ugly without it, IMO Besides, his mask totally kicks ass

Can't believe I left these ones out Faith no More-Land of Sunshine Kraftwerk-Europe Endless Coil-The Gimp/Sometimes Meat Beat Manifesto-Now Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds-Tupelo Lydia Lunch-Mechanical Flattery