I’m back!

So, I spent most of this week in recovery.  At the start of this month, my allergies literally went insane and, due to a sinus infection, I ended up miserable, cranky, and trapped in the house.  It wouldn’t have been so bad if I could have spent that time writing but I was in such misery that I couldn’t think straight.  Seriously, it was terrible.

However, as I sit here writing this, I am feeling a lot better.  I’m not a 100% recovered and I imagine that this whole month is going to be difficult for me.  That’s just the way it is during pollen season!  But, on the plus side, I can think and write again.  This is good because, after being knocked out for a week, I’ve got a lot to get caught up on!  (When you’re naturally hyperactive, a week of doing nothing feels like a year spent in prison.)

So, without further ago, here’s what I accomplished last week!

Films I Watched:

1. Anonymous 616 (2018)
2. Brave (2012)
3. A Dangerous Son (2018)
4. A Daughter’s Revenge (2018)
5. Did I Kill My Mother (2018)
6. Harry and Meghan: A Royal Romance (2018)
7. It (1927)
8. Logan (2017)
9. Maggie’s Passage (2009)
10. Mommy Be Mine (2018)
11. Party Mom (2018)
12. Three For The Road (1987)
13. Tobor The Great (1954)
14. Wisdom (1986)
15. Wonder Woman (2017)

Television Shows I Watched:

1. American Pickers
2. The Americans
3. Antiques Roadshow
4. Atlanta
5. Barry
6. Brooklyn 99
7. Cats 101
8. Charmed
9. Cold Hearted
10. Community
11. Dance Moms
12. Dead of Night
13. Degrassi
14. Evil Talks: Chilling Confessions
15. Fixer Upper
16. Friends
17. Forbidden: Dying For Love
18. Game of Homes
19. Genius
20. Ghost Whisperer
21. Gilmore Girls
22. House Hunters
23. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
24. iZombie
25. King of the Hill
26. Legion
27. Look Who’s Stalking
28. Lucifer
29. Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD
30. The Mod Squad
31. Murder Among Friends
32. Murder Comes To Town
33. My Dirty Little Secret
34. New Girl
35. Night Gallery
36. Roseanne
37. Saved By The Bell: The College Years
38. Seinfeld
39. Silicon Valley
40. South Park
41. Survivor 36
42. The Terror
43. Trust
44. Unsolved Mysteries
45. Web of Lies
46. Westworld

Books I Read

1. Buckley and Mailer (2015) by Kevin Schultz
2. A Godly Hero: The Life of William Jennings Bryan (2006) by Michael Kazin
3. The Ungovernable City: John Lindsay and his Struggle to Save New York (2001) by Vincent J. Cannato

Music To Which I Listened

1. Above & Beyond
2. Calvin Harris
3. Cedric Gervais
4. Afrojack
5. Armin Van Buuren
6. Avicii
7. Big Data
8. Blanck Mass
9. Calvin Harris
10. Cedric Gervais
11. The Chemical Brothers
12. Icona Pop
13. Jakalope
14. Moby
15. Muse
16. Phantogram
17. The Pinker Tones
18. Saint Motel
19. Swedish House Mafia
20. Tayor Swift
21. Walt Mink

Links From Last Week

1. Sadly, last week, I was too busy being sick to spend as much time reading other sites as I wanted to.  However, I did discover two sites, called Resistancehole and Patriothole, both of which amused the Hell out of me.
2. On her photography site, my sister shared this peaceful picture!
3. From Vice: Harry Cheadle shares some unpopular truths about the current state of Saturday Night Live.
4. John Coyote shared a Mother’s Day poem!
5. On Ferguson Ink, Derrick Ferguson interviewed the writer, Sean Taylor!

Links From The Site

1. Doc Bowman wished everyone a Happy Mother’s Day!
2. Erin Nicole profiled the artist, James Hill!
3. Gary reviewed Up In Smoke and Shanghai Express and cleaned out his DVR!
4. Ryan reviewed Dumb and The Song of Aglaia and shared his weekly reading round-up!
5. Case reviewed Altered Carbon!

(Want to see what I accomplished last week?  It’s a pretty threadbare list but click here to see!)

(By the way, Monday is my niece’s birthday!  Love you, Shannon!)

Have a great week everyone!

Sorry, everyone.  This is an abbreviated week in review because I was sick the entire week, with allergies and asthma and stuff.  Last week was basically just an overmedicated blur.  Bleh!  Hopefully, I’ll be recovered by next Sunday!

Movies I Watched:

1. 12 Angry Men (1997)
2. Avengers: Infinity War (2018)
3. Birdman of Alcatraz (1962)
4. Hoodlum Priest (1961)
5. The Legend of Billie Jean (1985)
6. War of the Gargantuans (1966)

Television Shows I Watched:

1. The Americans
2. Ash vs. Evil Dead
3. Atlanta
4. Barry
5. Brooklyn 99
6. Dead Silent
7. Diabolical
8. Evil Lives Here
9. Evil Talks: Chilling Confessions
10. Evil Twins
11. Homeland
12. Homicide Hunter: Lt. Joe Kenda
13. Howards End
14. It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia
15. iZombie
16. King of the Hill
17. Legion
18. Lucifer
19. Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD
20. Murder Calls
21. New Girl
22. Night Gallery
23. Nightmare Next Door
24. Roseanne
25. See No Evil
26. Silicon Valley
27. Survivor 36
28. The Terror
29. Trust
30. Westworld

Check out last week here!

Usually, I avoid discussing current events on this site but this has been such a chaotic week that I simply have to start out by mentioning everything that has happened since last Sunday.  Bill Cosby was finally convicted.  Tom Brokaw was finally exposed.  Kanye West tweeted that he loved Donald Trump and the people on both sides of the political divide lost their damn minds.  (And that was all just on Thursday!)  Meanwhile, the Korean War might be over and, as usual, an excessive amount of coverage and discussion was devoted to the annual White House Correspondents Dinner.  (If they had Nerd Prom in the 18th Century, the French Revolution would have stated a decade early.)

As for me,  this week has been a mix of good and bad.  The good part definitely included being interviewed on Ferguson Ink.  It also included Wednesday, which was Administrative Professionals Day.  The bad part has pretty much been this weekend, largely due to a combination of asthma and allergies.  Again, I had to put off my plans to review 28 classic Italian horror films.  Hopefully, I’ll be able to get a start on that project next week.

Anyway, here’s what I did accomplish:

Movies I Watched:

1. The Amityville Horror (1979)
2. The Apartment (1960)
3. Cannibal Man (1971)
4. Destroy All Monsters (1968)
5. Fiance Killer (2018)
6. The Gumball Rally (1976)
7. The Hound of the Baskervilles (1939)
8. Illegally Yours (1988)
9. Kings Go Forth (1958)
10. The Mean Season (1985)
11. Nanny Killer (2018)
12. Overboard  (1987)
13. Saturday Night Fever (1977)
14. The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)
15. Strange Days (1995)
16. A View to a Kill (1985)

Television Show I Watched:

1. Archer
2. The Americans
3. Ash vs Evil Dead
4. Ask the Undertaker
5. Atlanta
6. Barry
7. Brooklyn 99
8. Crime Watch Daily
9. Dead of Night
10. Diabolical
11. Evil Talks: Chilling Confessions
12. Fear the Walking Dead
13. Genius: Picasso
14. Homeland
15. Homide Hunter: Lt. Joe Kenda
16. Howards End
17. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
18. iZombie
19. King of the Hill
20. Legion
21. Lucifer
22. Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD
23. Masterpiece Theater: Unforgotten II
24. Model Killers
25. New Girl
26. Next
27. Night Gallery
28. The Office
29. Roseanne
30. Silicon Valley
31. Survivor 36
32. Survivor Pearl Islands
33. The Terror
34. Trust
35. UnREAL
36. Vanity Fair Confidential
37. Westworld

Books I Read:

1. Gun Love by Jennifer Clement

Music To Which I Listened:

1. Adam Rickfors
2. Afrojack
3. Arcade Fire
4. Armin Van Buuren
5. Audioslave
6. Autograf
7. Avicii
8. BAAUER
9. Big Data
10. Bjork
11. Blanck Mass
12. Bob Dylan
13. Calvin Harris
14. Cedric Gervais
15. The Chemical Brothers
16. CUT__
17. Daft Punk
18. David Guetta
19. Dillon Francis
20. Eels
21. Fiona Apple
22. Florence + The Machine
23. Goblin
24. Hardwell
25. Icona Pop
26. Jakalope
27. Jake Bugg
28. James Newman
29. Jay-Z
30. The Killers
31. Martin Garrix
32. Mick Jagger
33. Moby
34. NGHTMRE
35. Nine Inch Nails
36. No Doubt
37. Phantogram
38. Rita Ora
39. Saint Motel
40. Skrillex
41. Spice Girls
42. Steve Aoki
43. Talking Heads
44. William Control

Links From Last Week:

1. Derrick Ferguson interviewed me for Ferguson Ink!
2. From Sean Taylor: Political correctness and new pulp fiction
3. From Pinky Guerrero: like, pretend your villain isn’t terribly empathic or something and Haunted Sleepover With The #LateNightMovie Gang!
4. From The Guardian: After six months of #MeToo, the burning question seems to be: how soon can these guys come back?
5. Unbelievable: Charlie Rose wants to host a show where he’ll interview other assholes who were exposed by Me Too.
6. On her photography site, my sister shared The Ultimate Look of Contempt!
7. Over at Sleeping Lisa, I wrote about a dream I had.
8. In honor of National Poetry Month, I shared the following from Yeats: The Cold Heaven, Youth and Age, From The Antigone, September 1913, Byzantium, and The Second Coming!

Links From The Site:

1. Erin shared The Covers of the Avenger!
2. Gary reviewed The Beast With Five Fingers, Five Star Final, and Hardcore, along with taking a look at the song I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night)!
3. Ryan reviewed The Avengers: Infinity War and The Pervert, along with sharing his weekly reading round-up!
4. I posted two brilliant reviews: Destroy All Monsters and The Bounty!
5. Speaking of brilliant reviews, you have to check out Leonard’s in-depth look at Alien!

(Want to see what I accomplished last week?  Click here!)

Have a great week everyone!

Avicii.  Rest in peace.

Movies I Watched:

1. Bad Girls (1994)
2. Dazed and Confused (1993)
3. Fish Tank (2010)
4. The Final Sacrifice (1990)
5. From Here To Eternity (1953)
6. Gimme Shelter (1970)
7. Guerilla: The Taking of Patty Hearst (2004)
8. I Just Don’t Dig Him (1970)
9. Keep off the Grass (1969)
10. Machine Gun McCain (1969)
11. The Minus Man (1999)
12. The Panic in Needle Park (1971)
13. Rampage (2018)
14. Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (1978)
15. The Star Chamber (1983)
16. Stick It (2006)
17. Tommy (1975)
18. Two-Lane Blacktop (1971)
19. Woodstock (1970)

Television Shows I Watched:

1. The Americans
2. Ash vs. Evil Dead
3. Atlanta
4. Barry
5. Brooklyn 99
6. Communty
7. Degrassi
8. Ghost Whisperer
9. Homeland
10. Howards End
11. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelpia
12. iZombie
13. King of the Hill
14. Legion
15. Lucifier
16. Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD
17. New Girl
18. Night Gallery
19. The Office
20. Roseanne
21. Silicon Valley
22. Survivor 36
23. Survivor Pearl Island
24. The Terror
25. Trust
26. UnREAL

Books That I Read:

1. I am I am I am by Maggie O’Farrell

Music To Which I Listened:

1. Aoki
2. Avicii
3. The Chemical Brothers
4. Dada Life
5. Dillon Francis
6. Florence + The Machine
7. Jakalope
8. The Killers
9. Muse
10. The Rolling Stones
11. Saint Motel
12. Talking Heads
13. Tomoyasu Hotei

Links From Last Week:

1. Spirituality and the Use of Mood in Twin Peaks!
2. In honor of National Poetry Month, I shared poems from Charles Baudelaire, Julia Ward Howe, W.B. Yeats, Diane Di Prima, Jane Kenyon, Dylan Thomas, and Emily Dickinson!
3. I had a dream about a bus hijacking!
4. On her photography site, Erin captures the light of day!

Links From The Site:

1. Jeff wrote about how R. Lee Ermey made AP History fun!
2. Gary reviewed Johnny Tremain and Hold On!  He also paid tribute to Superman and Bruno Sammartino and took a look at the song, (We Ain’t Got) Nothin’ Yet!
3. Erin shared her thoughts on Tax Day!
4. Ryan reviewed Johnny Ryan’s Prison Pit Book Six, Warpwish Comics #1, and Necro Lover!  He also shared his weekly reading round-up!
5. I paid tribute to Eric Roberts and Edie Sedgwick!  I also reviewed both Woodstock and Gimme Shelter!

(Want to see what I accomplished last week?  Click here!)

I was hoping that I would be able to devote last week to Italian horror and giallo films.  Unfortunately, I got both busy and sick so that review series will start next week!

Have a great week!

Remember how last week I said I was going to get caught up with everything?  Well, it didn’t happen.  I got busy last week so I guess I’ll have to get caught up during this upcoming week.  Along with everything else, I’m also planning on watching and reviewing a lot of Italian thrillers and horror films so keep your fingers crossed and wish me luck!

Anyway, I hope everyone had a good holiday weekend and here’s what I got accomplished last week!

(Oh, Friday the 13th is totally a holiday!  Why do you think they made so many movies about it?)

Movies I Watched

1. 25th Hour (2003)
2. The Brood (1979)
3. A Dangerous Date (2018)
4. Degrassi Takes Manhattan (2010)
5. Empire Records (1995)
6. Fahrenheit 451 (1966)
7. Friday the 13th (1980)
8. Friday the 13th (2009)
9. Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981)
10. Friday the 13th Part III (1982)
11. Friday the 13th: A New Beginning (1985)
12. Friday The 13th — The Final Chapter (1984)
13. Friday The 13th Part VI: Jason Lives (1986)
14. Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood (1988)
15. Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan (1989)
16. The Girl Who Knew Too Much (1964)
17. A Hatchet for the Honeymoon (1970)
18. Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday (1993)
19. Jason X (2001)
20. Freddy vs. Jason (2003)
21. The Long Hair of Death (1964)
22. The Midwife’s Deception (2018)
23. Naked You Die (1968)
24. Performance (1970)
25. Saturday the 14th (1981)
26. Stop Making Sense (1984) — Jeff and I saw great concert film at the Alamo Drafthouse on Monday night.  I’ve been listening to the Talking Heads nonstop ever since!
27. Vice Squad (1982)

TV Shows I Watched

1. America’s Next Top Model
2. The Americans
3. Ash vs Evil Dead
4. Atlanta
5. Barry
6. Brooklyn 99
7. Cats 101
8. The Crossing
9. Degrassi
10. Evil Sister
11. Ghost Whisperer
12. Homeland
13. Howard’s End
14. iZombie
15. It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia
16. King of the Hill
17. Legion
18. Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD
19. Mary Kills People — I only watched this piece of bullshit propaganda because I was waiting for a much better show, UnREAL, to start.
20. New Girl
21. Roseanne
22. Seinfeld
23. Silicon Valley
24. Survivor 36
25. The Terror
26. Trading Spaces
27. Trust
28. UnREAL
29. The Walking Dead

Books I Read

1. Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History of Friday the 13th by Peter M. Bracke (2006)
2. Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell (1949)

Music To Which I Listened

1. Afrojack
2. Alice Cooper
3. Avicii
4. Ben Khan
5. Big Data
6. Bodyrox
7. Britney Spears
8. The Chemical Brothers
9. The Crystal Method
10. Dada Life
11. Dillon Francis
12. DJ Snake
13. Icona Pop
14. Jakalope
15. Jane Zhang
16. Lenny Kravitz
17. Michael Fredo
18. Mick Jagger
19. Moby
20. The Rolling Stones
21. Skrillex
22. Swedish House Mafia
23. Sweet
24. Talking Heads
25. Taylor Swift
26. Tom Tom Club

Links From Last Week

1. The 71st Annual Cannes Film Festival line-up was announced!
2. Orson Welles’ daughter pleads with Netflix to reconsider its Cannes ban and let her father’s final movie premiere there!
3. From IndieWire: Netflix and Ted Sarandos Are Right to Defend Their Auteurs at Cannes, but There’s a Cost
4. From Cybersport: The rise and fall of anti-bullying group, The Bully Hunters
5. From Platinum Paragon: A Breakdown of BullyHunter’s False Data Claims
6. John Reiber pays tribute to R. Lee Ermey!
7. From The World’s Common Tater: My Week in Books, TV, and movies!
8. On her photography site, my sister shared this really nice picture of the moon!
9. I had two weird dreams this week!  One was about moving and one was about wasps!
10. For National Poetry Month, I shared poems from T.S. Eliot, Tess Gallagher, Lord Byron, Lyn Lifshin, Emily Dickinson, Adrienne Rich, and Jane Kenyon!

Links From The Site

1. Erin took a look at the Pulp Art of the Apocalypse!
2. Leonard reviewed Pacific Rim Uprising!
3. Gary reviewed Madam Satan, Thunderbolt and Lightfoot, and Death Rides A Horse!  He also took a look at the song Little Girl!
4. Doc wished everyone a happy Friday the 13th!
5. Ryan reviewed Qoberious Vol.1 and shared his weekly reading round-up!
6. Case reviewed Rampage!
7. I shared 12 Things You May or May Not Have Known About Friday the 13th, made my Oscar predictions for April, and paid tribute to the great Milos Forman!

(Want to see what I did or did not get accomplished last week?  Click here!)

Have a great week!

The highlight of this weekend was seeing an absolutely wonderful performance of the musical Heathers in Denton, Texas!  Heathers was produced by the Denton Community Theater and if you live near Denton, I suggest catching the show before the run ends on the 15th.

The rest of the week found me a bit less active than in previous weeks and I’m little bit annoyed by that.  I know I say this every week but seriously …. THIS UPCOMING WEEK I AM GOING TO GET CAUGHT UP!

Here’s what I did accomplish last week:

Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975, dir. Terry Gilliam & Terry Jones)

Movies I Watched:

1. The Canyons (2013)
2. The Comedian (2016)
3. The Comedy of Terrors (1963)
4. Empire Records (1995)
5. Evil Doctor (2o18)
6. Go (1999)
7. Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)
8. Monty Python’s Life of Brian (1979)
9. Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life (1983)
10. One on One (1977)
11. Palo Alto (2013)
12. Paterno (2018)
13. Run, Lola, Run (1998)
14. Twin Betrayal (2018)

Television Shows I Watched:

1. The Americans
2. Archer
3. Ash vs Evil Dead
4. Atlanta
5. Barry
6. Brooklyn 99
7. California Dreams
8. The Crossing
9. Degrassi
10. Ghost Whisperer
11. Homeland
12. It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia
13. King of the Hill
14. Legion
15. Lucifer
16. The Magicians
17. Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD
18. Night Gallery
19. The Office
20. Roseanne
21. Saved By The Bell: The New Class
22. Silicon Valley
23. South Park
24. Survivor 36
25. The Terror
26. Trust
27. UnReal
28. The Walking Dead

Books I Read:

1. The Girls in the Picture by Melanie Benjamin

Music To Which I Listened:

1. Afrojack
2. Arcade Fire
3. Bad Honey
4. Big Data
5. Britney Spears
6. Calvin Harris
7. The Chemical Brothers
8. Daft Punk
9. David Guetta
10. Dillon Francis
11. Esther Dean
12. Fitz and the Tanturms
13. G-Eazy
14. Jakalope
15. Jake Bugg
16. Kimbra
17. Lauren Flax
18. Little Boots
19. Lola Rennt
20. Lovefoxxx
21. Major Lazer
22. Martin Garrix
23. Moby
24. NERVO
25. No Doubt
26. Phantogram
27. Pills
28. Saint Motel
29. Scott Walker
30. Skrillex
31. Steve Aoki
32. Sunn O)))
33. Swedish House Mafia
34. Taylor Swift
35. Tim Burgess
36. Tony Junior

Links From Last Week

1. On her photography site, Erin shared this picture of a creepy cabin!
2. On SyFy Designs, in observance of National Poetry Month, I shared poems from Thomas Hood, Bonnie Parker, Emily Dickinson, William Butler Yeats, Elise Cowen, Remco Campert, and Jack Kerouac!
3. On my online Dream Journal, I shared one weird dream and one cat dream!  Actor Bruce Glover, who played Mr. Wint in Diamonds are Forever, commented on my weird dream, which was pretty awesome of him.
4. On AwardsCircuit, Clayton Davis has posted his first round of Academy Award predictions!

Links From The Site

1. Erin celebrated American Circus Day!
2. Gary reviewed Once a Thief, Murder Inc, Alias The Chimp, and 50 Years of Who’s On First!
3. Ryan shared his weekly reading round-up and reviewed Mudbite, along with sharing Tom Shapira’s review of The Beef!
4. I celebrated Roger Corman’s birthday with 12 trailers and reviewed One on One and Paterno!

(Want to see what I accomplished last week?  Click here!)

Have a great week and keep me in your thoughts as I attempt to get caught up!

It’s the start of April.  Last night, I spent four hours at Easter Vigil in high heels and Lent is over.  We’re a third of the way through 2018 and I’m going to make the rest of this year a great one.  Here’s my week in review:

Movies I Watched

1. The Apostle Peter: Redemption (2016)
2. Barabbas (1961)
3. Crisscross (1992)
4. Full of Grace (2015)
5. Gor (1988)
6. The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965)
7. In The Arms of a Killer (1991)
8. Jesus Christ Superstar (1973)
9. Jesus Christ Superstar Live In Concert (2018)
10. Johnny Got His Gun (1971)
11. The Last Picture Show (1971)
12. Looking for Mr. Goodbar (1977)
13. A Matter of Faith (2014)
14. Shy People (1987)
15. The Ten Commandments (1956)
16. Wildflower (2016)
17. Zodiac (2007)

Television Shows I Watched

1. The Alienist
2. The Americans
3. Ash vs Evil Dead
4. Atlanta
5. Barry
6. Brooklyn 99
7. California Dreams
8. Degrassi
9. Ghost Whisperer
10. Good Girls
11. iZombie
12. King of the Hill
13. Live PD
14. Lucifer
15. The Magicians
16. Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD
17. Night Gallery
18. Roseanne
19. Saved By The Bell: The New Class
20. Silicon Valley
21. Splitting Up Together
22. Survivor 36
23. Trust
24. UnREAL
25. The Walking Dead

(photograph by Erin Nicole)

Book I Read

1. 151 Best Movies You’ve Never Seen (2010) by Leonard Maltin
2. Al Capone And The 1933 World’s Fair (2017) by William Elliott Hazelgrove
3. A Horrible Experience of Unbearable Length (2012) by Roger Ebert

Music To Which I Listened

1. Adi Ulmansky
2. Avicii
3. Big Data
4. Britney Spears
5. The Chemical Brothers
6. Crud
7. The Crystal Method
8. Dan Croll
9. Dillon Francis
10. DJ Ten
11. Etan Salomon
12. Jakalope
13. Knife Party
14. La féline
15. Moby
16. The Orwells
17. Panic! at the Disco
18. Paul Orwell
19. Peach Kelli Pop
20. Saint Motel
21. Swedish House Mafia
22. Taylor Swift
23. Tetish
24. Thelma Houston
25. Tinie Tempah
26. Walter Murphy

Links From Last Week

1. Joe Wright will be directing the film adaptation of A.J. Finn’s The Woman In The Window!
2. On SyFyDesigns, I demonstrated how George Orwell predicted social media and shared a poem from Christina Rossetti!
3. Over on my dream journal, I shared a nightmare, a dream about shoplifting, and a poem from W.B. Yeats!
4. On her photography site, Erin shared a super creepy doll picture!
5. From Horrorpedia, learn all about Bloodsuckers From Outer Space (love the title)!
6. From the Daily Grindhouse, a look at the 1973 film version of Jesus Christ Superstar!

Links From The Site

1. Erin presented us with the covers of Mammoth Detective, celebrated the opening day of baseball season, and wrote an open letter to ABC regarding It’s The Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown!
2. Gary reviewed Shaft and Kill The Umpire, took a look at Summertime Blues, and wrote about the horror stars of The Ten Commandments!
3. Ryan reviews Flayed Corpse and Other Stories, Pride of the Decent Man, and I, Tonya, along with sharing his weekly reading round-up!
4. I reviewed a cheap little sci-fi film called Gor!
5. Jeff reviewed Razorback!
6. And finally, Doc had a special announcement about the future of this site!

Finally, take a look at this notification that I got from WordPress today:

Woo hoo!  Here’s to another eight years of nonstop film, book, music, and television reviews!

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

Have a great week, everyone!