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Lisa Marie’s Week In Review: 10/17/22 — 10/23/22

Posted on by Lisa Marie Bowman

I think that, so far, this has been our best Horrorthon yet!  This upcoming week, we’re going to finish strong.

So, put on your Silver Shamrock mask and get ready for Halloween!

Films I Watched:

  1. Another Perfect Stranger (2007)
  2. The Canterville Ghost (1944)
  3. Champions (1997)
  4. Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
  5. Dashcam (2022)
  6. Dracula (1931)
  7. Dracula’s Daughter (1936)
  8. En El Puzo (2019)
  9. Frankenstein (1931)
  10. Halloween Ends (2022)
  11. Hellrasier (2022)
  12. House on the Edge of the Park (1980)
  13. I Can Only Imagine (2016)
  14. The Incubus (1981)
  15. The Invisible Man (1933)
  16. The Mummy (1932)
  17. Nikki and the Perfect Stranger (2013)
  18. The Perfect Race (2019)
  19. The Perfect Stranger (2005)
  20. Remember the Goal (2016)
  21. The Sister of Ursula (1978)
  22. Six-Headed Shark Attack (2018)
  23. Sometimes They Come Back (1991)
  24. Son of Frankenstein (1939)
  25. Year of the Dragon (1985)

Television Shows I Watched:

  1. Abbott Elementary
  2. The Amazing Race
  3. Atlanta
  4. Bubblegum Crisis
  5. Fantasy Island
  6. Full House
  7. Ghosts
  8. Hell’s Kitchen
  9. The Love Boat
  10. Night Flight
  11. Survivor

Books I Read:

  1. The All-Night Party (1997) by R.L. Stine
  2. The Face (1996) by R.L. Stine
  3. The Overnight (1990) by R.L. Stine
  4. The Surprise Party (1989) by R.L. Stine

Music To Which I Listened:

  1. Britney Spears
  2. The Chemical Brothers
  3. Creedence Clearwater Revival
  4. David Bowie
  5. Duran Duran
  6. Falling In Reverse
  7. Five Man Electrical Band
  8. Goblin
  9. John Carpenter
  10. Katy Perry
  11. Nine Inch Nails
  12. Saint Motel
  13. Taylor Swift
  14. Wendy Carlos

Live Tweets:

  1. Champions
  2. I Can Only Imagine
  3. 6-Headed Shark Attack
  4. Sometimes They Come Back

Horror On The Lens:

  1. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
  2. Nosferatu
  3. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
  4. The Phantom of the Opera
  5. The Lodger
  6. Faust
  7. The Student of Prague 

Horror On TV:

  1. Circle of Fear 1.17 “Doorway to Death”
  2. Circle of Fear 1.18 “Legion of Demons”
  3. Circle of Fear 1.19 “Graveyard Shift”
  4. Circle of Fear 1.20 “Spare Parts”
  5. Circle of Fear 1.21 “The Ghost of Potter’s Field” 
  6. Circle of Fear 1.22 “The Phantom of Herald Square”
  7. The Curse of Degrassi

4 Shots From Horror History:

  1. 1987 — 1989
  2. 1990 — 1993
  3. 1994 — 1996
  4. 1997 — 1999
  5. 2000 — 2001
  6. 2002 — 2004
  7. 2005 — 2007

Horror Scenes That I Love:

  1. Hellraiser
  2. It
  3. Dellamorte Dellamore
  4. The Rage: Carrie 2
  5. Mulholland Drive
  6. 28 Days Later
  7. Inland Empire

News From Last Week:

  1.  Peter Schjeldahl, Art Critic for The New Yorker, Dead at 80
  2. Tom Maddox Passes Away Due To Stroke
  3. Bono Issues Another Apology for U2’s iTunes Album Debacle in New Memoir: ‘I Take Full Responsibility’
  4. The Box Office Hierarchy Has Changed
  5. Sacheen Littlefeather Lied About Native American Ancestry, Sisters Claim

Links From Last Week:

  1. The Halloween Horror Of Stephen King’s “Christine!” “Shocktober 2022” Has All Of King’s Best Movie Adaptations!
  2. The World’s Common Tater’s Week in Books. Movies and TV 10/22/22

Links From The Site:

  1. Leonard shared the trailer for Creed III!
  2. Case reviewed Run!
  3. Jeff shared music videos from Alice Cooper, Grim Reaper, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Danzig, Pet Shop Boys, and Guns ‘N Roses!
  4. Jeff played The Godfather, The Godfather II, Night Train, Friends?, Kiss of Beth, Fight Night 3, Shift In The Night, and Zombie Blast!
  5. Jeff reviewed The Stepfather II, The Stepfather III, The China Lake Murders, The Strange Possession of Mrs. Oliver, Who Is The Black Dahlia, Sometimes They Come Back, Sometimes They Come Back …. Again, and Sometimes They Come Back …. For More!
  6. Jeff wrote about Siskel & Ebert and Vincent Price meeting the Muppets!
  7. Jeff wrote about Tomb of Dracula and Swamp Thing!
  8. Erin shared Waiting, Hellraiser, Hanging, Unmasked, Terror Train, Swinging Death, and They’re Here!
  9. Erin wrote about baseball: Padre Rap, The Yankees Win It, The Astros Are Two Wins Away From The World Series, The Phillies and the Astros Are One Win Away From The World Series, and The Phillies Are Going To The World Series and The Astros Are Going To The World Series!
  10. Erin shared The Vortex Duo!
  11. I reviewed Test of Faith, The Collector, Don’t Deliver Us From Evil, Beyond The Time Barrier, Remember the Goal, The Watcher, En El Pozo, The First Power, Power of the Air, Halloween Ends, The Sister of Ursula, Scissors, The Perfect Race, Hellraiser, Hostile, Bigfoot, Buying Time, Dashcam, The House on the Edge of the Park, The Monster, The Giant Gila Monster, A Matter of Faith, Night Tide, Starship Invasions, Queen of Blood, The Perfect Stranger, 47 Meters Down Uncaged, The Deep House, Summer of Fear, and Teenagers From Outer Space!
  12. I reviewed The Encyclopedia of the Strange, The Thrill Club, Haunted Places, The Surprise Party, Disaster Movies, The Overnight, Killer Cops, All-Night Party, Nostradamus Predicts The End of the World, and The Face!
  13. I reviewed episodes of Hang Time, Fantasy Island, Love Boat, City Guys, One World, and California Dreams!
  14. I wished a happy 21st anniversary to Mulholland Drive!
  15. I shared my week in television and an AMV!

More From Us:

  1. At her photography site, Erin shared: Storm Approaching 6, Cemetery, Cemetery 2, Cemetery 3, Devil In The Clouds, Abandoned, and Spotlights!
  2. At Horror Critic, I reviewed Dracula, Frankenstein, The Mummy, The Invisible Man, and Bride of Frankenstein!
  3. For Reality TV Chat, I reviewed the latest episodes of The Amazing Race and Survivor!
  4. At my music site, I shared songs from Wendy Carlos, Goblin, Nine Inch Nails, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Five Man Electrical Band, John Carpenter, and Falling In Reverse!
  5. At Pop Politics, Jeff shared Governor Lee Zeldin?, The Best Thing That Could Happen To Joe O’Dea, Swalwell News, Truss Resigns Boris Returns, Sometimes It’s Better To Keep Quiet, Foxtrot Juliet Bravo, and Johnny and Rodney!
  6. At SyFy Designs, I shared Halloween Approaches!
  7. At my online dream journal, I shared: Last Night’s Old Apartment Dream, Last Night’s Divorce-Related Dream, Another Stupid High School Dream, Last Night’s Power Failure Dream, Last Night’s Voodoo Dream, Last Night’s Trampoline Dream, and Last Night’s Freshman Year Roommate Dream!

Want to see what I did last week?  Click here!

Lisa Marie’s Week In Review: 10/10/22 — 10/16/22

Posted on by Lisa Marie Bowman

Woo hoo!  Another week of the October horrorthon is in the books!

This is Van Gogh’s Sunflowers, a painting that is currently displayed at the National Gallery in London.  Anyone who would damage this painting doesn’t deserve to have their ideas heard.  They may be good idea.  They may be bad ideas.  But the minute you attack a work of art, I stop listening.

(Years from now, someone will come across this post and have no idea why I’m going on about Van Gogh.  Hopefully, Google will still be around.)

Anyway, here’s what I watched, read, and listened to this week:

Films I Watched:

  1. A Trip To The Moon (1902)
  2. Beyond The Time Barrier (1960)
  3. Bride of the Monster (1955)
  4. Christiane F. (1981)
  5. The Collector (2008)
  6. The Craft (1996)
  7. The Creeping Terror (1964)
  8. Damien: The Omen II (1978)
  9. Don’t Deliver Us From Evil (1971)
  10. Finding Grace (2019)
  11. The Fog (1980)
  12. God’s Club (2015)
  13. The Kentucky Fried Movie (1977)
  14. Martial Law (1993)
  15. The Mermaid (1904)
  16. The Monster (1903)
  17. The Munsters (2022)
  18. Night of the Ghouls (1959)
  19. The Omen (1976)
  20. The Omen (2006)
  21. Omen III: The Final Conflict (1981)
  22. Omen IV: The Awakening (1991)
  23. The Other Guys (2010)
  24. Plan 9 From Outer Space (1957)
  25. Revealer (2022)
  26. Revenge in the House of Usher (1982)
  27. Senior Year (1978)
  28. Sister, Sister (1987)
  29. Source Code (2011)
  30. Unidentified (2005)
  31. The Vanishing Lady (1896)
  32. You & Me, Us, Forever (2006)

Television Shows I Watched:

  1. Abbott Elementary
  2. The Amazing Race
  3. Atlanta
  4. Bachelor in Paradise
  5. Baywatch
  6. Fantasy Island
  7. Ghosts
  8. Hell’s Kitchen
  9. Interview with the Vampire
  10. Law & Order
  11. Law & Order: Organized Crime
  12. Law & Order: SVU
  13. The Love Boat
  14. Mike Judge’s Beavis and Butt-Head
  15. The Real Love Boat
  16. Survivor
  17. Talking Dead
  18. The Walking Dead

Books I Read:

  1. The Sleepwalker (1991) by R.L. Stine
  2. The Thrill Club (1994) by R.L. Stine

Music To Which I Listened:

  1. Annie Lennox
  2. Britney Spears
  3. The Chemical Brothers
  4. Christina Aguilera
  5. Coldplay
  6. Concrete Blonde
  7. Crud
  8. David Bowie
  9. Goblin
  10. Hans Zimmer
  11. Jerry Goldsmith
  12. John Carpenter
  13. John Williams
  14. Katy Perry
  15. Kid Rock
  16. Lynard Skynard
  17. Mike Oldfield
  18. Muse
  19. Nine Inch Nails
  20. Saint Motel
  21. Taylor Swift
  22. Warren Zevon

Trailers:

  1. M3gan
  2. 6 Horrific Trailers For October 16th, 2022

Live Tweets:

  1. Martial Outlaw
  2. The Other Guys
  3. Source Code
  4. The Collector

Horror On The Lens:

  1. Plan 9 From Outer Space
  2. Bride of the Monster
  3. Night of the Ghouls
  4. Bride of the Gorilla
  5. The Creeping Terror
  6. Monstroid: It Came From The Lake
  7. Mark of the Witch

Horror on Television:

  1. Ghost Story 1.10 “Elegy for Vampire”
  2. Ghost Story 1.11 “Touch of Madness”
  3. Ghost Story 1.12 “Creature of the Canyon”
  4. Ghost Story 1.13 “Time of Terror”
  5. Circle of Fear 1.14 “Death’s Head”
  6. Circle of Fear 1.15 “Dark Vengeance”
  7. Circle of Fear 1.16 “Earth, Air, Fire, and Wind”

4 Shots From Horror History

  1. 1973 and 1974
  2. 1975 — 1977
  3. 1978
  4. 1979
  5. 1980
  6. 1981 — 1983
  7. 1984 — 1986

Horror Scenes I Love

  1. Texas Chainsaw Massacre
  2. Carrie
  3. Dawn of the Dead
  4. Zombi 2
  5. The Shining
  6. Poltergeist
  7. Demons 2

News From Last Week:

  1. Angela Lansbury Dies at 96
  2. Friday the 13th actor Ted White Passes Away
  3. Robbie Coltrane Dies at 72
  4. Actor Michael Callan Dies At 86
  5. Actor Josef Somr Dies at 88
  6. Actress Kay Parker Dies at 78
  7. Halloween Ends’ Leads Box Office With $41 Million, Extending Horror’s Red-Hot Run
  8. Mel Gibson to Testify Against Harvey Weinstein in L.A. Trial
  9. Marie Kreutzer’s ‘Corsage’ Takes Top Honors at London Film Festival
  10. Two idiots throw soup at Van Gogh’s Sunflowers

Links From Last Week:

  1. Reassuring, timeless, safe: how Angela Lansbury set the style for female TV sleuths
  2. Ireland’s Most Haunted Castle! A Haunted Clown Motel! Dracula’s Castle Too! Great Scary Places For Halloween!
  3. The World’s Common Tater’s Week in Books, Movies, and TV 10/15/22

Links From The Site:

  1. Erin shared Anyone There, The RV, Shock Waves, The Enemy Stars, Alien, Dr. Phibes, and Night in the Alley!
  2. Erin took a look at Pulp Vampires!
  3. Erin had some thoughts on baseball: The Divisional Playoffs: Game One, Congrats to the Braves and the Padres On Tying Up Their Series, Congrats To The Astros, and The Astros Advance!
  4. Erin wrote about The Great Pumpkin!
  5. Case reviewed Omegle, Smiling Woman, Smiling Woman 2, and A Smiling Woman Christmas!
  6. Leonard reviewed Beware! The Blob and shared the trailer for M3GAN!
  7. Jeff shared music videos from Guns ‘N’ Roses, Pet Shop Boys, Danzig, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Grim Reaper, and Alice Cooper!
  8. Jeff played Approaching Horde!, House on a Hill, Chase the Sun, You May Not Escape!, and Crash!
  9. Jeff reviewed The Lurking Fear, The Fear, Shrieker, and The Munsters!
  10. Jeff wished David Lee Roth a happy birthday!
  11. I reviewed Cutting Class, The City, The Final Sacrifice, The Craft, Senior Year, Killer Shrews, The Night Digger, I Walked With A Zombie, You & Me Us Forever, Planet of the Dinosaurs, The Lift, Dead & Buried, Unidentified, Attack of the Giant Leeches, The Little Girl Who Lived Down The Lane, Time Changer, Revealer, Revenge In The House of the Usher, Cabin Fever, Pamela’s Prayer, Creature of Destruction, Robo Vampire 2, Robo Vampire 3, The Fog, Late One Night, Studio 666, and X!
  12. I reviewed California Dreams, One World, City Guys, The Love Boat, Fantasy Island, and Hang Time!
  13. I read The Sleepwalker, Strange Crimes and Criminals, One Evil Summer, and Encyclopedia of Urban Legends!
  14. I shared my week in television and an AMV of the Day and The Vanishing Lady!
  15. I paid tribute to Angela Lansbury!

More From Us:

  1. At Days Without Incident, Leonard shared One and One!
  2. At her photography site, Erin shared No Birds, No Birds 2, Storm Approaching, Storm Approaching 2, Storm Approaching 3, Storm Approaching 4, and Storm Approaching 5!
  3. At Pop Politics, Jeff shared An Upset in Oklahoma, Tulsi Gabbard Is No Longer A Democrat, The Election Will Go On, Never Let Them Catch You, Changing The Narrative, Walker vs Warnock, and There’s A Lesson Here!
  4. For Reality TV Chat Blog, I reviewed the latest episodes of Amazing Race and Survivor!
  5. At SyFyDesigns I shared Today Is Ed Wood’s Birthday, Halfway to Halloween, Happy Global Cat Day, A Poem For Halloween From Emily Dickinson, A Witchy Chant From William Shakespeare, Goblin Market by Christina Rossetti, and Mickey Mouse Believes In Magic, Do You?
  6. On my dream journal, I shared Last Night’s Dance Competition Show, Last Night’s Scary Commercial Dream, Last Night’s Office Finale Dream, Last Night’s Charity Dream, Last Night’s Spying On My Neighbor Dream, Last Night’s Hallway Dream, and Last Night’s Riding Lesson Disaster Dream!
  7. At my music site, I shared songs from Concrete Blonde, John Carpenter, Warren Zevon, Annie Lennox, Nine Inch Nails, Goblin, and Mike Oldfield!
  8. For Horror Critic, I reviewed Night of the Comet, Sister Sister, The Omen, Damien: Omen II, The Final Conflict, Omen IV, and The Omen remake!

Want to check out last week?  Click here!

Don’t Look For The Great Pumpkin On TV This Year

Posted on by Dazzling Erin

Don’t look for It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown on television this year.

When I was growing up, watching the Charlie Brown holiday specials on CBS and ABC was an annual tradition.  Unfortunately, after Apple TV+ bought the rights to all of the Peanuts specials in 2018, ABC stopped airing them.  There was enough of an outcry that Apple TV+ partnered up with PBS to air the main holiday specials.  However, it appears that not even PBS will be airing them in 2022.

Instead, you’ll have to go to Apple TV+ and watch them.  The good news is that Apple TV+ will be streaming the specials for free during the holiday season.  The bad news is that it still just doesn’t feel right that none of these specials are going to air on television.  Watching Linus wait for the Great Pumpkin or Charlie Brown buy a Christmas tree on television was a part of the holiday season.  The specials may have been old-fashioned but watching them was tradition.  It was something that I and a lot of other people grew up with.  It always felt good to know that, no matter what else was happening, those specials would always air and that, for at least one night, people could set aside their disagreements and watch them.    Now, you can only watch them online and hope that there’s not too much buffering.  It feels like the end of an era.

It feels like we all got a rock this holiday season.

Lisa Marie’s Week In Review: 10/3/22 — 10/9/22

Posted on by Lisa Marie Bowman

As the first full week of Horrorthon comes to a close, here’s what I watched, read, and listened to over the past 7 days!

Films I Watched:

  1. Black Eagle (1988)
  2. Conquest (1983)
  3. Chopping Mall (1986)
  4. Dr. Orloff’s Monster (1964)
  5. House on Haunted Hill (1958)
  6. Let’s Get Harry (1986)
  7. Massacre at Dinosaur Valley (1985)
  8. Orloff Against The Invisible Man (1970)
  9. Robot Monster (1953)
  10. The Shootist (1976)
  11. Snowbeast (1977)
  12. Studio 666 (2022)
  13. Ted Bundy: American Boogeyman (2021)
  14. Terrifier (2016)
  15. X (2022)

Television Shows I Watched:

  1. Abbott Elementary
  2. The Amazing Race
  3. Atlanta
  4. Bachelor in Paradise
  5. Full House
  6. Ghosts
  7. Hell’s Kitchen
  8. Inspector Lewis
  9. Interview with a Vampire
  10. Law & Order
  11. Law & Order: Organized Crime
  12. Law & Order: SVU
  13. Mike Judge’s Beavis and Butt-Head
  14. Night Flight
  15. The Real Love Boat
  16. Survivor
  17. Talking Dead
  18. The Walking Dead

Books I Read:

  1. The Adult Version of Dracula (1970) by Hal Kantor  (and NOT Ed Wood, as some claim)
  2. The Family (2002) by Ed Sanders
  3. Heat 2 (2022) by Michael Mann and Meg Gardiner
  4. One Evil Summer (1994) by R.L. Stine
  5. The Secret Bedroom (1991) by R.L. Stine

Music To Which I Listened:

  1. Adi Ulmansky
  2. Annie Lennox
  3. Barry Adamson
  4. Britney Spears
  5. The Chemical Brothers
  6. Creedence Clearwater Revival
  7. David Bowie
  8. Depeche Mode
  9. Goblin
  10. Hans Zimmer
  11. Jakalope
  12. Jake Bugg
  13. John Carpenter
  14. John Williams
  15. Katy Perry
  16. Kedr Livanskiy
  17. Kid Rock
  18. Lynard Skynard
  19. Muse
  20. Nine Inch Nails
  21. Public Service Broadcasting
  22. Saint Motel
  23. Screamin’ Jay Hawkins

Live Tweets:

  1. Black Eagle
  2. The Shootist
  3. Let’s Get Harry
  4. Snowbeast

Trailers:

  1. 6 Horrific Trailers For October 9th, 2022
  2. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
  3. Violent Night

Horror On The Lens:

  1. Robot Monster
  2. A Cold Night’s Death
  3. The Naked Witch
  4. Manos: The Hands of Fate
  5. Night Stalker
  6. Night Strangler
  7. The Cloning of Clifford Swimmer

Horror on TV:

  1. Ghost Story 1.3 “At The Cradle Foot”
  2. Ghost Story 1.4 “Bad Connection”
  3. Ghost Story 1.5 “The Summer House”
  4. Ghost Story 1.6 “Alter Ego”
  5. Ghost Story 1.7 “Half A Death”
  6. Ghost Story 1.8 “House of Evil”
  7. Ghost Story 1.9 “Cry of the Cat”

4 Shots From Horror History

  1. Early 50s
  2. Mid 50s
  3. Late 50s
  4. Early 60s
  5. Mid 60s
  6. Late 60s
  7. Early 70s

Horror Scenes That I Love:

  1. The War of the Worlds
  2. Creature From The Black Lagoon
  3. The House on Haunted Hill
  4. The Awful Dr. Orlof
  5. The Birds
  6. Night of the Living Dead
  7. Dracula A.D. 1972

News From Last Week:

  1. Pulitzer Prize Winning Playwright Charles Fuller Dead at 83
  2. Feisty First Lady of Country Music Lorretta Lynn Dies At 90
  3. Love Goddess comedian Judy Tenuta dies at 72
  4. Radio host Bernie McGuirk dead at 64
  5. Box Office: ‘Smile’ Outpacing ‘Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile’ for No. 1 as ‘Amsterdam’ Bombs
  6. Late-night comedy flounders in ratings as Colbert, Kimmel, others openly root for Democrats, shred Republicans

Links From Last Week:

  1. In Memoriam: Antonio Inoki (1943-2022)
  2. Do The “Monster Mash” With Vincent Price For “Shocktober 2022” – Here’s The Hilarious Video!
  3. Favorite Campy Horror Films
  4. The World’s Common Tater’s Week in Books, Movies, and TV 10/8/22

Links From The Site:

  1. Leonard shared trailers for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and Violent Night!
  2. Case reviewed Thirsty, Missing, Selfie From Hell, Witch Hunt, The Sky, and FWD!
  3. Erin shared Ghosts Are Coming, Frankenstein’s Monster, Trashcan Man, Boogeyman, Kingdom of Spiders, At Night, and Trees In The Night!
  4. Erin took a look at The Spectacular Covers of Startling Stories!
  5. Erin had some thoughts on baseball: Congratulations to the Phillies, Aaron Judge Gets 62, Another Rangers Season Comes To An End, Go Mariners, Congratulations the Seattle Mariners On The Best Comeback of The Postseason, and As The Wild Card Ends The Padres Advance!
  6. Jeff shared music videos from Alice Cooper, Lulabox, Danzig, King Kobra, Vinnie Vincent Invasion, Grim Reaper, and Ramones!
  7. Jeff played Under the Bridge, The Pool, Use Your Psychic Powers at Applebee’s, Ghost Town, Ink, Nose Bleed, and Thanatophobia!
  8. Jeff reviewed Attack of the 50 Foot Camgirl, Biohazard, Ed and his Dead Mother, Creepozoids, The Zero Boys, Vampire in Vegas, and Invasion of the Pod People!
  9. Jeff shared a great moment from comic book history and a great moment from television history!
  10. I reviewed some horror films: Night of the Ghouls, Scream of the Wolf, The City of the Dead, Audrey Rose, House of the Dead, Death Ship, The Amityville Horror, Dolls, The Wasp Woman, Food of the Gods, Orloff Against The Invisible Man, The Caller, H.P. Lovecraft’s Monster Portal, Conquest, Children of the Corn, Ted Bundy: American Boogeyman, Dr. Orloff’s Monster, The Four Troublesome Heads, Child’s Play, The Bunker Game, Massacre in Dinosaur Valley, and Dark Was The Night!
  11. I read The Secret Bedroom, Bad Dreams, and The I-5 Killer!
  12. I shared some October Positivity: The Pretender, The Crossing, Nite Song, The Daylight Zone, The Appointment, Early Warning, and End of the Harvest!
  13. I also reviewed Black Eagle and A Jazzman’s Blues!
  14. I took a look at Hang Time, Fantasy Island, The Love Boat, City Guys, One World, and California Dreams!
  15. I shared my week in television and an AMV of the Day!

More From Us:

  1. At Days Without Incident, Leonard shared Lucretia My Reflection!
  2. I had many interesting dreams this week: Last Night’s Letter Dream, Last Night’s Golf Dream, Last Night’s Britney Spears Dream, Last Night’s Apartment Dream, Last Night’s Theatrical Dream, Last Night’s Restaurant and Train Station Dream, and Last Night’s Shopping For Candy Dream!
  3. At Reality TV Chat Blog, I wrote about the latest episodes of The Amazing Race and Survivor!
  4. At my music site, I shared songs from Annie Lennox, John Carpenter, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Screamin Jay Hawkins, Nine Inch Nails, Goblin, and John Williams!
  5. At her photography site, Erin shared Crying, Sunset, The Burning Sky, Birds, Birds 2, Birds 3, and Birds 4!
  6. At Pop Politics, Jeff wrote about the Berlin Wall, Let’s Go Brandon, the funniest political commercial of the midterms, Ben Sasse, Dwayne Johnson, Armageddon, and Kanye West!
  7. For SyFyDesigns, I shared: Happy Mean Girls Day, Hi Elon, Get Ready To Party, I Am Exhausted, A Little Poetry, That’s What I Get For Being Hopeful, and Tomorrow!
  8. For Horror Critic, I reviewed Chopping Mall, Llamageddon, We Summon the Darkness, Kung Fu Zombie, Kung Fu From Beyond The Grave, Goke Body Snatcher From Hell, and Plague of the Zombies!

Want to check out last week?  Click here!

Lisa Marie’s Week In Review: 9/26/22 — 10/2/22

Posted on by Lisa Marie Bowman

Happy October!  

Let’s got to it:

Films I Watched:

  1. Dark Was The Night (2014)
  2. Exterminators of the Year 3000 (1983)
  3. The Gabby Petito Story (2022)
  4. Police Academy (1984)
  5. This Island Earth (1955)
  6. Uncommon Valor (1983)
  7. Urban Cowboy (1980)
  8. Vampire in Vegas (2009)
  9. The Werewolf of Washington (1973)

Television Shows I Watched:

  1. Abbott Elementary
  2. The Amazing Race
  3. Atlanta
  4. Beyond the Headlines
  5. Bubblegum Crisis
  6. CHiPs
  7. Concentration
  8. East New York
  9. Ghosts
  10. Hell’s Kitchen
  11. Law & Order
  12. Law & Order: Organized Crime
  13. Law & Order: SVU
  14. Mike
  15. Mike Judge’s Beavis and Butt-Head
  16. Monarch
  17. Night Flight
  18. Password
  19. Saving Grace
  20. So Help Me Todd
  21. Super Password
  22. Survivor

Books I Read:

  1. Bad Dreams (1994) by R.L. Stine
  2. The I-5 Killer (1988) by Ann Rule
  3. The Serial Killer Letters (1998) by Jennifer Furio
  4. The Wrong Number 2 (1995) by R.L. Stine

Music To Which I Listened:

  1. Arctic Monkeys
  2. Ashlee Simpson
  3. Avril Lavigne
  4. Big Data
  5. Bjork
  6. Blondie
  7. The Brady Bunch
  8. Britney Spears
  9. The Chordettes
  10. Christina Aguilera
  11. Ed Sheeran
  12. Fiona Apple
  13. Gary Jules
  14. Goblin
  15. Hilary Duff
  16. Jakalope
  17. Jessica Simpson
  18. John Carpenter
  19. Kim Wilde
  20. Lindsay Lohan
  21. Lorde
  22. Muse
  23. Nine Inch Nails
  24. Saint Motel

Live Tweets:

  1. Exterminators of the Year 3000
  2. Police Academy
  3. Uncommon Valor
  4. Dark Was The Night

Trailers:

  1. The Last of Us
  2. Smile
  3. 6 Trailers for October 2nd, 2022

Horror on the Lens:

  1. The Horror at 37,000 Feet
  2. The Giant Spider Invasion

Horror on Television:

  1. Ghost Story 1.1
  2. Ghost Story 1.2

4 Shots From Horror History:

  1. 1930s
  2. 1940s

News From Last Week:

  1. Rapper and actor Coolio dead at 59
  2. Actress Venetia Stevenson dead at 84
  3. Jim Root has issues with the new Slipknot album, takes a shot at Rage Against The Machine
  4. Trevor Noah to Exit ‘Daily Show’ After Seven Years
  5. ‘Community’ Movie Is Finally Happening, at Peacock, Fulfilling the Show’s Prophecy

Links From Last Week:

  1. Welcome To “Shocktober” 2022! Here Are Some Classic Horror Films To Get You Screaming!
  2. The World’s Common Tater’s Week in Books, Movies, and TV 10/1/22

Links From The Site:

  1. Erin shared Casper, Ghost, Trio, Park, Haunted Rock, Portal, and Margarita Ranch!
  2. Erin shared The Covers of Tales of Magic and Mystery, The Covers of La Paree, and the Adventures of Masked Detective!
  3. Erin reviewed Facing Nolan and The Furnace!
  4. Erin welcomed you to October!
  5. Erin shared a baseball moment that she loved!
  6. Case reviewed Waffle, Moon and Killer Pizza!
  7. Case wished you a Happy Horrorthon!
  8. Leonard shared the trailer for The Last of Us!
  9. Jeff shared music videos from The Dickies, Ozzy Osbourne, Winger, Deep Purple, Huey Lewis and the News, Meat Loaf, and Olivia Newton-John!
  10. Jeff reviewed Downdraft, Evil Toons, Death Kiss, Friend of the Family II, City of Bad Men, Revolver, and Vigilante!
  11. Jeff played Deathtrap and Deep In the Spooky, Scary Woods!
  12. Jeff shared a great moment in comic book history and a great moment in television history!
  13. I reviewed The Astrologer, A Little Game, Light Blast, The Gabby Petito Story, Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, Second Glance, Exterminators of the Year 3000, Embrace of the Vampire, Bloody Moon, Await Further Instructions, Nightmare Alley, Father Stu, Urban Cowboy, Honk for Jesus Save Your Soul, Corrective Measures, Vendetta, Mike, and I Came By!
  14. I reviewed California Dreams, One World, City Guys, Love Boat, Fantasy Island, and Hang Time!
  15. I read Wrong Number 2, The Serial Killer Letters, Capital Crimes, Blood Sweat & Chrome, Night of Camp David, Altamont, Chiefs, The Nashville Chronicles, and The KGB Candidate!
  16. I shared my week in television, an amv of the day, and an anti-smoking commercial!  I shared ten things I’m looking forward to in October!
  17. I took a look at the casting of Frankenstein!
  18. I paid tribute to Michael Powell and Nicholas Winding Refn!
  19. I shared a scene from The Wolfman, Frankenstein and The Passenger!
  20. I shared my Oscar predictions for September!
  21. I wrote about a boy named Zac!

More From Us:

  1. At SyFy Designs, I shared My Favorite Time of Year, Happy Tuesday, It’s Wednesday, October Dreams, Be Sure To Answer, Happy October, and Relax!
  2. At Reality TV Chat Blog, I wrote about the finale of Big Brother, the latest episode of Survivor, and the latest episode of The Amazing Race!
  3. I wrote about Big Brother for the Big Brother Blog!
  4. At my music site, I shared songs from Gary Jules, John Carpenter, The Chordettes, Muse, Hilary Duff, Ashlee Simpson, and Lindsay Lohan!
  5. At my dream journal, I shared Last Night’s Fragment of Vaccine Booster Dream, Last Night’s Talking To Mom In The Rain Dream, Last Night’s Skipping High School Dream, Last Night’s Long Dream About A Dead Actor, Last Night’s Disney World Dream, Last Night’s Chess Playing Dream, and Last Night’s Cemetery Dream!
  6. For Horror Critic, I reviewed Attack of the Puppet People, This Island Earth, and The Giant Spider Invasion!
  7. At Pop Politics, Jeff shared 62 Years Ago Today, Mad Magazine on Top Gun, The Cure For The Political Blues, 83 Years Ago Today, Fordham Defeated Waynesburg, Fredric Wertham Prepares For October, The Thrilla in Manila, and Adam Kinzinger Loses it!
  8. At her photography site, Erin shared Branches, Alleyway, Fences, Stop, The Sun Through A Window, I Am With U, and The Tracks!

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Ten Things That I’m Looking Forward To In October

Posted on by Lisa Marie Bowman

Yay!  It’s finally October again!  Are you excited because I know I am?  Seriously, it feels like it’s been a year since I last got to celebrate my favorite month!

Here are ten things that I’m looking forward to in October.

  1. Halloween and Horrothon! — You all had to know that this was going to be number one, right?  Halloween is my favorite time of year, both because of the cool weather and the fact that it’s the start of the holiday season!  Plus, this time of year that we do our annual Horrorthon here at TSL!  (I will also be contributing daily horror reviews to Horror Critic!) I spend all year looking forward to and preparing for this month.  Horrorthon can be an exhausting enterprise but it’s always worth it.
  2. Terrifier 2 — Art, the world’s most terrifying clown is back!  Seriously, killer clowns are a bit of a cliché but Art is one of the most frightening horror creations that I’ve ever seen.  Terrifier 2 is going to be 138 minutes long and, with the legacy of Michael Myers being ruined by the current David Gordon Green Halloween trilogy (seriously, don’t even get me started), now is the time for Art to step up and remind people what horror is all about.
  3. TAR — Todd Field’s first film since Little Children looks intriguing and has been getting rapturous reviews.  TAR is getting a limited release on October 3rd before opening wide on October 28th.  It may not be a horror film but I’m still looking forward to seeing the film that could very well make Cate Blanchett a three-time Oscar winner.
  4. Triangle of Sadness — For that matter, I’m also looking forward to Triangle of Sadness, this year’s winner of Palme d’Or.  The film opens on October 7th and it appears to feature Woody Harrelson in the role that he was born to play.
  5. The Banshees of Inisherin — An Irish film, reuniting Martin McDonagh, Colin Farrell, and Brendan Gleeson?  (Previously, all three worked together on the brilliant In Bruges.)  How could I possible resist?
  6. Dark Glasses — Dario Argento’s latest film is coming to Shudder!
  7. Night of the Living Dead, The Shining, the original Suspiria, Carnival of Souls, Robot Monster, Little Shop of Horrors, Nosferatu, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Bride of the Monster, Plan 9 From Outer Space, the original Halloween — It’s tradition!  These are films that I watch at least once every October and I’m looking forward to watching them this year as well.
  8. Mocking the critics — There are so many snobs out there when it comes to horror.  That’s why it’s always fun to spend October mocking them on twitter.  Forget those who look down on horror.  October is our time.
  9. All The Holiday Specials — Toy Story of Terror?  Yep.  It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown?  You know my sister and I will be watching it.  It’s not October without the holiday specials.
  10. Setting A Record — Last year, at TSL, we posted 487 times over the course of October.  Think we can break 500 this year?  We’re off to a good start!

Happy October everyone!  I look forward to sharing this wonderful time of year with all of you!  What are you looking forward to?

Welcome to October!

Posted on by Dazzling Erin

by Erin Nicole

Welcome to October on the Shattered Lens!

Here’s hoping this month finds you with joy, family, friends, fiends, ghouls, and ghosts!

Today is also the start of the Shattered Les’s annual horrorthon!  Sit back, enjoy the reviews, the art, and the music videos, and have a great month of ghoulish fun!

by Erin Nicole

Moments #2: His Name Was Zac by Lisa Marie Bowman

Posted on by Lisa Marie Bowman

His name was Zac and, for a few weeks during my freshman year of college, I thought that I might be very deeply in love with him.  He was a tall, muscular 23 year-old with thick blonde hair that fell clumsily down to his shoulders.  His face wasn’t really handsome.  The sight of his pink lips surrounded by his messy blonde beard always left me wanting to buy him a razor.  I often told myself that, whenever we had grown close enough, I would talk him into shaving his beard and revealing his true face, scars and all.  I assumed he had scars though, in retrospect, I guess the beard could have just been there to try to disguise the fact that he actually had the face of a 12 year-old.

Zac wasn’t handsome but that was his appeal.  I was 19.  I was away from home for the first time and I was desperately trying to not to let anyone see just how scary that was for me.  I’d already given the socially acceptable, alcoholic frat boys a try.  I’d had my flirtations with the painfully sensitive types who wore their hearts on their sleeves and cried whenever I said I didn’t see myself getting married before I was legally old enough to drink.  I’d had the fantasy men.  Now, I was ready for a real man and I was convinced that reality was hiding underneath Zac’s grotesque mask of a beard.

I sat directly behind him in Intro. To Creative Writing and the first day of class, I sat there and I stared at the blonde hair cascading down over his shoulders.  Over the winter break, I’d had a very brief fling with an aspiring screenwriter who, even at the age of 20, already had a bald spot.  It had reminded me of the importance of a thick head of hair and, if nothing else, Zac had that.

The first day of class, each student took a turn going up to the front of the room, sitting on top of the teacher’s desk, and telling the class who we were and what we hoped to express with our writing.  When Zac was had his turn, he told us that Jack Kerouac was a major influence on his life and that “No one is going to tell me how to write!”  His nostrils flared as he spoke.  When my name was called, I briefly stopped fantasizing about running my hands through the thick head of hair in front of me and I went up to the front of the room.  I hopped up on the desk and I immediately mentioned that my ancestors came from Ireland, Italy, and Spain.  No one appeared to be impressed by that unique combination.  I said that I was a city girl with a lot of country inside of me.  I paused and waited for a reaction that did not come.  In my usual rambling manner, I continued to go on about myself.  I was already feeling awkward and it didn’t help that it was obvious that, despite my best efforts to be cute in a flighty way, none of my fellow classmates were really listening to a word I had to say.  Some were talking amongst themselves, some were looking over the class syllabus, and a few were just staring blankly at the wall behind me.

No one was paying attention to me.  No one was looking at me as I spoke.

Except for Zac.  As I rambled through my introduction, Zac never stopped looking at me and soon, I felt as if I was talking to him and him only.  Of course, looking back, I also remember that I was wearing a short black skirt on that day and Zac wasn’t quite looking me in the eye.  In retrospect, it’s probably a lot more realistic to assume that Zac was more fascinated by the color of my panties than anything I had to say about myself.  If I remember correctly, they were hot pink.  I always made it a point to wear colorful underwear whenever I was otherwise dressed in all black.  It was my way of embracing the duality of nature.

But, on that day and at that moment, I wasn’t thinking about the duality of anything.  All that mattered was that he paid attention to me and after that one class period, I decided I was in love with him.

As the semester continued, I would look forward to every Tuesday and Thursday because I knew I’d get to sit behind Zac and stare at his lion’s mane of blonde hair.  Some days, he was very talkative in class as he would tell us why another student’s story was or wasn’t honest.  Other days, he would sit in a sullen silence and I would wonder what inner darkness he was wrestling with.  As the days passed, I wondered when he would finally read us something he had written.  What mysteries would be revealed when he finally opened his soul.

One day, he came into class, turned around in his chair to face me, and held up a thick bundle of papers.

“I wrote this last night,” he said.

“Are you going to read it?” I asked, trying to hide my near-giddy excitement.

“No,” he replied before suddenly ripping the pages in half, “a true artist has to be willing to destroy what he creates.”

I sat there, shocked.  I wondered if I would have the courage to be a true artist.  I wondered if Zac would ever trust me enough to let me know what he had just destroyed.  Yes, I decided, he would trust me.  If I had to, I would spend the rest of the semester earning that trust.

Unfortunately, at our next class, Zac did read us the story he had previously “destroyed.”  It was about an angry, rebellious, bearded 23 year-old who, one night, spotted a dead dog in the middle of the road and it caused him to reconsider everything that he felt he knew about his girlfriend, his friends, and the father who never understood why his son didn’t want to take over the family hardware store.  It was a long, angry narrative about crushed idealism, spiritual ennui, and lots of profanity.  The main character had a habit of responding to every comment with an angry one-liner and no one could ever refute his arguments, which I guess is the advantage of writing about yourself.  It included a lengthy sex scene between Zac’s doppelganger and a high school cheerleader who was secretly fed up with being popular and I had to swallow a giggle when Zach hit the line, “His hands found her breasts,” as if they had previously gone missing.  In short, it was really, really bad.

That was pretty much the end of things for me and Zac.  The beard, the intensity, the self-righteous anger; it was all kind of annoying without any talent to go with it.  Still, it was a good few weeks.

Zac read a few more stories over the course of that semester, all of which were about the same angry and profane 23 year-old who didn’t get along with his Dad and who spent his time “telling it like it is.”  Usually, I zoned out whenever he was reading.  Occasionally, he would still talk to me about his artistic insights and I would nod and smile without actually hearing what he was saying.  He mentioned Keroauc a lot but I couldn’t help but get the feeling that Zac would have been one of the fans that Keroauc complained about in Big Sur, always dropping by unannounced and demanding to know if Kerouac had written anything else about Dean and Sal.  About halfway through the semester, I think Zac finally figured out that I was bored with him because his stare became a bit less intense.  I caught him rolling his eyes once as I read a story about an angry 19 year-old who always knew the perfect thing to say and who spent a lot of time considering the duality of nature.  After the end of the semester, he disappeared from campus.  Whether he graduated or dropped out or transferred somewhere else, no one knew.  Actually, to be honest, no one cared.

I do sometimes wonder what happened to Zac.  Is he still writing or did he eventually take over the family hardware store?  And did he ever shave that ridiculous beard?

Previous Moments:

  1. My Dolphin by Case Wright

Lisa’s Week In Review: 9/19/22 — 9/25/22

Posted on by Lisa Marie Bowman

It’s almost October and I can’t wait!  All we have to do is get a few more days out of the way and then …. HAPPY HORRORTHON!

Here’s what I watched, read, and listened to this week!

Films I Watched:

  1. All The Kind Strangers (1974)
  2. Attack of the Puppet People (1958)
  3. Best Seller (1987)
  4. Boody Moon (1981)
  5. Cabin Fever (2002)
  6. Cyborg Cop (1993)
  7. A Jazzman’s Blues (2022)
  8. Light Blast (1985)
  9. Teen Wolf (1985)

Television Shows I Watched:

  1. Abbott Elementary
  2. The Amazing Race
  3. Atlanta
  4. The Bachelorette
  5. Big Brother
  6. Cobra Kai
  7. Dynaman
  8. Full House
  9. Inspector Lewis
  10. Law & Order
  11. Law & Order: Organized Crime
  12. Law & Order: SVU
  13. Mike Judge’s Beavis and Butt-Head
  14. Monarch
  15. Night Flight
  16. Survivor

Books I Read:

  1. Chiefs (1981) by Stuart Woods

Music To Which I Listened:

  1. Alcazar
  2. Ashlee Simpson
  3. Avril Lavigne
  4. Bikini Kill
  5. Bloc Party
  6. Britney Spears
  7. The Chemical Brothers
  8. Christina Aguilera
  9. Gwen Stefani
  10. Imagine Dragons
  11. Kaiser Chiefs
  12. Kid Rock
  13. Lindsay Lohan
  14. Lynard Skynard
  15. Madness
  16. Moby
  17. Ryan Cabrera
  18. Saint Motel
  19. Souixsie and the Banshees
  20. Taylor Swift
  21. Toni Basil

Live Tweets:

  1. Cabin Fever
  2. Teen Wolf
  3. Cyborg Cop
  4. Best Seller

Trailers:

  1. Hellraiser

News From Last Week:

  1. Actress Louise Fletcher Dies at 88
  2. Tom Hardy surprises competitors with entry into martial arts tournament
  3. Hollywood A-Lister Says He’d Be ‘Arrogant Not To’ Consider Presidential Run

Links From Last Week:

  1. The Best Pro Football Movies! The Greatest Films About The NFL + Broadway Joe’s Chopper Saga!
  2. The World’s Common Tater’s Week in Books, Movies, and TV 9/24/22

Links From The Site:

  1. I reviewed Long Journey Back, California Dreams, One World, City Guys, Love Boat, Fantasy Island, and Hang Time!  I also shared my week in television, an amv, the 1938 War of the Worlds Broadcast, and a weird commercial starring Ben Affleck.  I shared a scene from House on the Edge of the Park, Zombieland, and Empire Records and paid tribute to Bert I. Gordon and Stephen King!
  2. Jeff shared music videos from Genesis, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Lime, The Alarm, Pink Floyd, Earth and Fire, and Simple Minds!
  3. Erin shared the Scandalous Covers of Whisper and Be Prepared To Stop, Behind the Waterfall, Opposite Sides, Expect Everything, Turtle, Fountain at the Dallas Arboretum, and Boot!

More From Us:

  1. I wrote about Big Brother at the Big Brother Blog!
  2. At her photography site, Erin shared Trash, Look-Out, Visitor, Alley, Alley 2, Street, and Tree!
  3. For Reality TV Chat Blog, I reviewed the premieres of Survivor and The Amazing Race!  I also shared: Lukewarm Drama in the Big Brother House, No One Likes A Whiner, It’s Time Open Up The Diary Room For Week 11, Just To Make It Official, Almost Over, and It’s Time To Open Up The Diary Room For One Last Time!
  4. At Pop Politics, Jeff wrote about Gavin Newsom, Linda Paulson, Semper Supra, Matthew McConaughey, Matthews McConaughey again, Jim Henson, and James Earl Jones!
  5. At my dream journal, I shared Last Night’s Carnival Dream, Last Night’s Strange Movie Dream, Last Night’s Dream About Teaching My Nephew To Drive, A Very Weird Dream From Last Night, Last Night’s Political Debate Dream, Last Night’s Truck Dream, and Last Night’s Beto Dream!
  6. At my music site, I shared songs from Gwen Stefani, Ashlee Simpson, Alcazar, Lindsay Lohan, Ryan Cabrera, Kaiser Chiefs, and Avril Lavigne!
  7. For Horror Critic, I reviewed Cyborg Cop, All The Kind Strangers, The Deep House, and Mark of the Witch!

Want to check out last week?  Click here!

Lisa Marie’s Week In Review: 9/12/22 — 9/18/22

Posted on by Lisa Marie Bowman

Jean-Luc Godard, R.I.P.

Films I Watched:

  1. Corrective Measures (2022)
  2. The Decline of Western Civilization (1981)
  3. Father Stu (2022)
  4. Flight 93 (2006)
  5. Honk For Jesus.  Saved Your Soul. (2022)
  6. I Came By (2022)
  7. Mikey (1992)
  8. Revolver (1993)
  9. Road House (1989)
  10. Seven (1995)
  11. Twin Dragon Encounter (1986)

Television Shows I Watched:

  1. Atlanta
  2. The Bachelorette
  3. Big Brother
  4. The Challenge
  5. Devil in Ohio
  6. The Emmys
  7. Fantasy Island
  8. Full House
  9. Inspector Lewis
  10. The Love Boat
  11. Mike Judge’s Beavis and Butt-Head
  12. Monarch

Books I Read:

  1. The KGB Candidate (1988) by Owen Sela

Music To Which I Listened:

  1. Avril Lavigne
  2. Britney Spears
  3. The Chemical Brothers
  4. Christina Aguilers
  5. Coldplay
  6. David Guetta
  7. Gwen Stefani
  8. Jessica Simpson
  9. Kaiser Chiefs
  10. Kedr Livanskiy
  11. Kelis
  12. The Killers
  13. Lindsay Lohan
  14. Moby
  15. Muse
  16. The Prodigy
  17. Saint Motel
  18. Taylor Swift

Live Tweets:

  1. Flight 93
  2. Seven
  3. Road House
  4. Mikey

Trailers:

  1. Babylon

News From Last Week:

  1. Director Jean-Luc Godard Has Died
  2. Actor Henry Silva Dies At 95
  3. Greek actress Irene Papas has Died
  4. Axel Jodorowsky Dies At 57
  5. Woody Allen Announces His Retirement From Filmmaking
  6. Quinta Brunson had to step over Jimmy Kimmel to accept her Emmy
  7. Jimmy Kimmel apologizes for stealing Quinta Brunson’s moment as she crashes his monologue
  8. Sheryl Lee Ralph Addresses Jimmy Kimmel Crashing Quinta Brunson’s Emmys Speech: ‘Ooh, the Disrespect!’
  9. Kevin Smith says Dogma is being held hostage by Harvey Weinstein
  10. Harvey Weinstein asks judge for fake teeth before sex crimes trial

Links From Last Week:

  1. Ezra Miller’s “Messiah” Delusions: Inside The Flash Star’s Dark Spiral
  2. The World’s Common Tater’s Week in Books, Movies, and TV 9/16/22
  3. Could You Live “Faraway?” Lucy Irvine’s South Seas Adventures As A “Castaway!”

Links From The Site:

  1. Erin shared Our Flag, Carrying The Flag, Negative Sunburst, The Covers of All-American Fiction, The Greenest Greens The Reddest Reds, The View From The Front Door, Richland, Looking and Searching, Ferris Wheel, and Graffiti!
  2. Jeff shared music videos from John Parr, Megadeth, R.E.M., Guns N Roses, Journey, The Human League, and Madness!  He also paid tribute to Henry Silva!
  3. I reviewed Hang Time, The Love Boat, Fantasy Island, City Guys, One World, California Dreams, and Quarterback Princess!
  4. I shared a scene from Band of Outsiders!
  5. I shared my week in television, an amv of the day, and a commercial featuring Renee Zellweger stalking her neighbor!
  6. I paid tribute to Jean-Luc Godard!

More From Us:

  1. At Horror Critic, I reviewed Last Shift, Flesh Feast, Teenage Caveman, and Mikey!
  2. At her photography site, Erin shared Loner, Dusk, The Coming Fall, King Bird, Trail Closed, Spring Creek, and Fountain!
  3. I reviewed Big Brother for the Big Brother Blog!
  4. At Pop Politics, Jeff shared Why Biden Is The Way He Is, The Final Primary Night Of The Season, We’ve Seen Fire and We’ve Seen Rain, Look Out It’s Aviator Joe, Petty Questions For Petty Times, The Freak Out, Lemon To Mornings, Football Thoughts, and On Approval Ratings!
  5. At Reality TV Chat Blog, I shared Week 10 Veto Meeting, A New Showmance, It’s Time Open Up The Diary Room For Week 10, About Tonight, Things Are Moving Quickly, and Things Are Moving Slowly!
  6. At my online dream journal, I shared Last Night’s Walk Dream, Last Night’s Confession Dream, Last Night’s Construction Dream, Last Night’s High School Dream, Last Night’s Arkansas Dream, Last Night’s Interviewing A Celebrity Dream, and Last Night’s Shoplifting Dream!
  7. At my music site, I shared songs from Britney Spears, Avril Lavigne, The Killers, David Guetta, Kelis, The Prodigy, and Kaiser Chiefs!

Want to see what I did last week?  Click here!