I probably should be doing about 50 other things at this very moment, but I saw this great top-50 list today and was inspired it to immediately answer it. I made my list very, very quickly, so in plenty of ways it’s the most honest form a list like this could ever arrive in. While the numbering is fairly [...]
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My Top 50 Movies Of All Time (At This Exact Point In Time.)
Posted: March 21, 2012 in Skeletons., Werewolves, Pretty Girls, Ninjas, Aliens, Clint, Westerns, Bill Murray, Awesomeness, Michael Mann, Lee Marvin, Movies (A), Movies (C), Movies (E), Movies (F), Movies (G), Movies (H), Movies (I), Movies (K), Movies (M), Movies (N), Movies (O), Movies (P), Movies (Q), Movies (R), Movies (T), Movies (U), Movies (W), Monsters, Sharks, Claudia Cardinale, Apes, Badass Old Guys, Violence, John Belushi, John Landis, Alligators, Pooping, Wolves, John Carpenter, Winter, Robert Forster, Raquel Welch, Pam Grier, Answer TracksSong Of The Day: Social Distortion, “Down On The World Again.”
Posted: January 26, 2012 in Music, Skeletons.This is where I’m at today. Hell, it may as well be the song of the week. @jonnyabomb
31 FLAVORS OF HORROR #17: ARMY OF DARKNESS (1992).
Posted: October 22, 2011 in 31 Flavors Of Horror, Awesomeness, Movies (A), Skeletons., Stop-MotionGoing on the internet to talk about the greatness of Army Of Darkness is like going on the internet to talk about the greatness of boobs. It’s kind of been done a few times already. But I can’t help myself. I love this movie. It’s completely ridiculous. I love it because it’s completely ridiculous. Army [...]
A TRIBUTE: Ray Harryhausen.
Posted: June 30, 2010 in Dinosaurs, Monsters, Movies, Skeletons., TributesPlease read this 90th birthday tribute to the man who brought us the greatest movie scene in recorded history. Yesterday was Ray Harryhausen’s 90th birthday. Isn’t it way nicer to celebrate a legend’s birth, rather than waiting too long and having to cover the opposite? Ray Harryhausen is an anomaly in film history – he’s a [...]
“On Halloween, everybody gets candy.” Still a good point. Best thing about this cartoon: The skeleton’s misplaced body standing next to the monkey in the third panel.
Maybe I’m crazy, but I still think this gag is funny.
In the interest of flooding the internet with me-ness, I have a Twitter account. If you’ve been reading that diligently, you know that I saw an obese man in an Ed Hardy skeleton sweatshirt the other day, and that the sight made me very happy. First of all, I like skeleton shirts (although I prefer less pretentious [...]