Gary Floyd

Lamberto Bava's "Demons" is the perfect dumb but really fun 80's horror flick. Also, the recent adaptation of Jack Ketchum's novel "The Lost" is really good. It's pretty long, and for a while, is more of a drama than a horror movie, but oh boy, it's worth the wait.

The Smiths-"This Charming Man"

The only Rick Roll that matters.

I'm 25 today. Celebrate you fuckers.

1. "Prom Night," $22.7 million. 2. "Street Kings," $12 million. 3. "21," $11 million. 4. "Nim's Island," $9 million. 5. "Leatherheads," $6.2 million. 6. "Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who!", $6 million. 7. "Smart People," $4.2 million. 8. "The Ruins," $3.3 million. 9. "Superhero Movie," $3.1 million. 10. "Drillbit Taylor," $2.1 million 11. "Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns," $1,570 Million 12. "10,000 B.C." 1,510 Million I'm really suprised "Prom Night" did as well as it did. I expected it to tank.

Why does this remind me of the "Pranksters" skit on SNL?

When I was a kid I lived that show. I saw it on Youtube a while back though...not as good as I remembered.

The balls are touching...no homo.

I'll give him this much: He's funnier than Will Sasso-or anyone else who came out of MadTV. That's not saying a whole lot, but hey, he's still funnier.

Well, back to not posting in the WWE folder for a while.

The new Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds album is awesome.

Damn, awkward doesn't begin to describe that episode.

Lee. L. Mercer jr. for President. Reason # 49 he's a "Darkhorse Candidate: Reason 56:

U.S. Release scheduale for Dario Argento's long awaited third entry in the "Three Mother's Trilogy", "The Mother of Tears." June 6 New York City, NY: Sunshine Cinema Los Angeles, CA: Nuart Theatre Irvine, LA: University Town Center 6 Philadelphia, PA: Ritz Bourse Cambridge, MA: Kendall Square 9 Cinema Washington, DC: E Street Cinema June 20 San Francisco, CA: Lumiere 3 Theatre Berkeley, CA: Shattuck 10 Cinema Minneapolis, MN: Lagoon 5 Cinema June 27 Denver, CO: Starz Film Center San Diego, CA: Ken Cinema Austin, TX: Dobie 4 Theatre July 4 Seattle, WA: Varsity 3 Theatre Chicago, IL: Music Box Theatre July 11 St. Louis, MO: Tivoli 3 Theatre Atlanta, GA: Midtown Art Cinema

Ugh. Can somebody please put a bullet through Zack De La Rocha's dome already? For me at least?

Sky Cries Mary-"These Old Bones"

That image is from the original "Dawn of the Dead" Remember the machete zombie? That's him. Anyways...

A singing penis. It's official folks: Television has peaked.

Yesterday: New Order-Substance Today Spahn Ranch-Architecture Alice in Chains-Sap Spahn Ranch-Beat Noir Dormant-Beneath the Mighty Oak Spahn Ranch-Closure Alice in Chains-Jar of Flies

Wow...

Hey, We Care A Lot. And for the record, no I didn't.