Bride of Halloween
Well young Handlen, what a coincidence. I too watched Bride of Frankenstein and Halloween, along with several other horror movies, this past pumpkin day.

I was going to mention the Sirk movie - it is really entertaining. Maybe barnstorming just lends itself better to film than to the page.

Zevonic score
If this movie didn't use Warren Zevon's "Desperadoes Under the Eaves" as its end credits music, it really missed a bet.

When the shoot wraps and that Silver Ghost pulls up and the back door opens to let all those delicious dinner buns spill out, it is then that Hoffman knows he picked the right career.

I Get To Fight The Lion.

The chimp you see to the left of these words,
which is to say that greatest of musical chimps, Count Dousiche, is acting the way I would hope all chimps act. He's simply playing music for pleasure.

But she doesn't see any because the chimp took her eyes.

When do they get to the fireworks factory?!?!?
This book sounds like it died on the way back to its home planet.

That Cold Day in the Park
Never saw it yet.

TV Party to-nite!

Don't forget, it's also got DICK MILLER and John Sayles as a pair of miscreants and, perhaps the true star of the picture, the Shook-Up Shopping Cart.

Anyway you mooks, this is all very amusing badinage, but HAVE YOU GOOGLED POLLOCK & POLLOCK YET. Until you do, there will remain a giant dick-shaped void in the mashed potatoes that is your life.

I haven't seen any of the movies Columbus has directed, but I have seen Gremlins, Young Sherlock Holmes and probably others he's written. I'm not sure if that gets me into Burl's club or not. Oh, and no Tyler Perry movies, which could probably go without saying.

They've recently moved to the submarine factory, where they install the screen doors.

What about Pollock & Pollock?
Pollock & Pollock is a serious omission - it's the most bizarre talk/variety show ever produced. Not as well known as it should be, perhaps - google it and get yussef edumacated.

Half that.

Trini Alvaredo is older than forty.

Thanks for the 411 on the space cowboy show. It sure seems to be well loved.

I've never seen Firefly and don't really know what it is, and I'm not even kidding. Fantasy show, superheroes or something? Anyway, if it doesn't make any of these lists at all, I won't really notice.

More a problem for the cinema owners, I would think. But the children's garment industry was ecstatic.