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That hits on my big fears for travel. Being stuck in the middle of no where with something wrong with my car they can’t fix easy. And having to talk to people about it who know I have no idea how all that works.

This is far less interesting than the others but still gotta share. 2002. I’m living in Charleston, SC. Bubba Ho-Tep is set to be released. Myself and two friends D and E are incredibly excited. We’re cult movie fans and the new film from Don Coscarelli starring Bruce Campbell as aging Elvis fighting a mummy dressed

My dad has a tendency to wing it and not find a hotel ahead of time. Many youth trips and vacations (he is a runner/triathlete so many trips to his races) with long drives with No Vacancy signs. It’s no wonder I overplan my trips as an adult.

For four years in the 90's, my family would go a KOA campground in Cherokee, NC for a week. Four years of hiking/biking the same trails, going to the same restaurants, doing the same things. It was fun, I admit - but after a few years it gets annoying. My dad was really upset when my mom, brother and I told him

Re Team Tiara Story (as these get all mixed up)

In high school, I was a Boy Scout. I was a Scout all my life, from Cub at age 6 until I graduated high school in 2000. So that’s not the issue, while 12 years of camping trips have often led to badly planned and executed excursions. Those and my troop treating the whole thing in a different tone than many. My

As a graduated Film Major (not in production, but academic), I can attest to this. So many of my classmates were so up their butt with pretentious films if they watched anything at all. Dudes, it’s okay to like Star Wars; it’s not betraying your love of -=cinema=-. One of my teachers was a programmer for SIFF and she

Can’t say for your area, but at least here in Seattle, Weathering With You is playing a regular release in multiple theaters. I have my tickets for Sunday and can’t wait. 

It was, in the Hoh Rainforest. 

So... Disney?

They needed the raiders to see the villagers defend themselves.

The cops will be called to my house if Hondo shows up in Live Action for the amount of (happy) screaming I’d be doing. Hondo is my favorite non-movie Star Wars character. 

If you want another great space-western also featuring “alien world that look suspiciously like the PNW”(Hoh Rainforest in particular) and Pedro Pascal and him teaming up with a young person and issues with helmet removal (death...), check out last year’s PROSPECT now on Hulu.

I think part of Mrs Coulter being that far away from her daemon is a big note on her character. How easily she is able to step away from essentially her soul. And that she doesn’t mind hurting her own daemon. 

I do like T3, but damn the humor really sinks so much of it. Bad one liners, throwbacks. Add in Arhhhnold forced to be an exposition-bot. He seemed like he was doing a parody of himself. I saw and loved the hell out of the new one. Glad it did have a few throwbacks but none were groaners and they generally made a

The Phantom Menace seems to be the common thread here. It’s my story too. We had a group of 4 at Cinemark 8 in Summerville, SC. Paid to see Wing Commander all regular-like. And then bribed the usher to let us hop after that POS was done to watch the trailer in different auditoriums on the next round of shows. 

This movie will make no box office juice (strained pun but still). The trailer plays like a parody with the jokes removed. 

In 2006, I got a degree in Criminal Justice (bad choice, I’m better now) and was looking for a job in the field. One interviewer I had told me to my face “we don’t like you college educated kids coming into our department telling us what to do” You can guess I didn’t get hired. Who did? A guy I worked with at Papa

He was an awesome, fun, and friendly man. Did a ton on conventions and he gave every fan love. My story: Let me tell ya a story about the first convention I met Sid. Thursday night before Fangoria Weekend of Horror 2004. A bunch of us from the fangoria message boards are in the lobby hanging. Bill Mosely comes by and

The biggest issue with the movie comes in just wasting the idea. In my group after the screening, we talked about the possibilities that are touched on in the movie itself of where it can go. But if they had an interesting idea, it was pushed to the side for boilerplate thriller.
I have a full review at City of Geek