You’re a hot dog, but you better not try to hurt her,
Frank Furter.
The Rocky Horror Show, Richard O’Brien’s bizarre tribute to horrors past, did well enough on stage to catch Hollywood’s attention. Although not terribly successful in its initial run, the movie adaptation gradually became the definitive cult film. Fans still look forward to each screening with antici….
Well, that didn’t take long. TV Shows on DVD is reporting
that the latest entry in Farscape history will hit
DVD in region one on January 18, 2005.T
In a followup to the episode four list, there is now
a list for episode five available at this
dvdanswers.com page.
bluestrain writes, Jason Scott, went to see the show, which is on a 14 day run at the Storm Theatre in New York City. His review is here and he really enjoyed it!
OrangeCarrot writes, I’m aghast that this has yet to appear on b42. Being the good user I often lie about being, I’m here to resolve the situation. To Scapers and non-Scapers alike I ask, what did you think?
I can’t even begin to try to summarize this movie into a short, witty sentence.
It’s weird, good, creepy, brooding, and bizarre. Read on to see how and why.
Let’s do the timewarp agaaaaaaain!!!
Here’s some lighter fare than most of the Halloween
reviews.
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They don’t call it the curse for nothing.
Tagline, Ginger Snaps
Back in Februrary, I had unkind words for Ginger Snaps II: Unleashed, the first of a batch of Ginger Snaps sequels. The original‘s best moments, however, make it must-see lycanthrope viewing. Witty, funhouse-scary, and extremely bloody, Ginger Snaps takes I was a Teenage Werewolf far beyond the comfortable horrors of the 1950s drive-in.
I was planning on two more reviews today
(Futurama: Vol. 1 and Supreme Power Vol.
2: Power and Principalities), but that’s a lot
of articles for a Sunday. I think those will be
written, but not posted until later this week.