Gary Floyd

Yeah, because you know anything about what I think. Quit complaining about me all the goddamn time, it's fucking creepy to be e-stalked like that. Uh, I was kidding, not picking on you. Don't be paranoid.

If it makes you feel better Jingus, when people ask you why you didn't vote, just say "Joe the Plumber wasn't pandered to enough."

Milky just found a new place to live.

If you don't feel like reading all of this, i'll shorten it for ya: Get 'em Matt.

I rarely go the the wrestling folders these days, but I remember he once said something to the effect of "There's too many Black People in ECW."

That's one sleazy little slasher movie. Savini also did the effects work for it, if I'm not mistaken.

Yma Sumac dead at 86.

This is the post is so awesome, words can't describe it. The Kurosawa reference is a major plus.

So he's like Deon, only less of a douchebag?

Totally Warner Brothers. I can still watch Bugs and Daffy and laugh my ass off. However, still hold a place in my heart for "Fantasia", and the "Pink Elephants on Parade" scene in Dumbo used to give me nightmares, and that counts for something.

Holy shit yes. This just brings back great memories.

I've been saying this to a friend of mine forever. He doesn't believe me, but oh well.

I've been on a horror movie binge-well was, since October is over, and here's some of the stuff I watched (warning, may be tl;dr) Dance of the Dead: I liked this a lot more than I thought I would, though it could have done without the crappy music (except for the Andrew WK song.) It's a whole lot of goffy, suprisingly lighthearted fun, that's actually a breath of fresh air. Justin Welborn (from "The Signal") steals the show as a mohawked redneck whose also a backyard wrestler. This has potential for a "Night of the Creeps"/"Night of the Comet" style cult following. 8/0 Pieces: I love this movie. It's not good by any means. Hell, for the most part, it's unintentionally hilarous. That's why I love it though. People who think horror is too misogynistic should stay clear, but other than that, it's a hoot. Oh, and "BASTARD!" 8/10 Necroville: Um, no. Basically a horror/comedy from a bunch of guys who watch way too much Kevin Smith, this is just a bad movie that tries too hard to be like their idol, and fails. Oh yeah, there's an amusing moment here and there, but other than that, no. 2/10. The Devil's Chair: It's gory, and has some originality, but it's also a pretty dull movie, and doesn't live up to it's initial premise. A shame really, as it had potential, though it's better than the director's last movie "Broken." 4/10 Stuck: Oh man, see this. It's from Stuart Gordon, and it's a great horror movie/dark comedy. Oh, and it has Mena Suvari naked. 9/10. Zombie Strippers: Ok, first the good news: This isn't unwatchable. Hell, it's actually not the sub par Troma rehash I feared it would be, and it's got some great zombies, and Robert Englund is a hoot. That out of the way, it's nothing spectacular either, a lot of the jokes tank, and it's pretty much a "watch if there's nothing on" type of movie. 6/10 Zombies! Zombies! Zombies!: Strippers vs. Zombies: This however, is a low rent Troma rehash, in spite of a few chuckle worthy moments. Also, enough with referencing "Snakes in a Plane" people. 3/10 because unlike "Necroville", it has an awesome line: "Them ain't crackwhores, them bitches is crackwhore zombies!" Trailer Park of Terror: This is a hoot from start to finish. It's nothing too original, but it's a great take on Redneck style horror, a really fun performance from Nicole Hiltz, a killer asian masseuse, zombies, and much more. 8/10

Flo Mounier

Milky.

Also, happy birthday to Hank Kingsley.

Stop responding to Marvin. The more you do, the more he acts like a retard.

This is going to my favorites.

Considering that he gave us the greatest gimmick of all time in Banders, I'd have to agree.

"Guineasaurua Rex" did it for me. Also: