The Taking of Pelham 123
was written by John Godey not Morton Freedgood.

unless he chains you to a radiator

In "Stories" read "The Swimmer," an excellent, boozy little short story.

If you live in Appalachia
Harlan County USA is particularly for you. When Florence Reece belts out "Which Side Are You On?" I can't help but weep.

Scissorfight, though a decent name for a metal band, sucked ass, as did the rest of the stable of bands on Wonderdrug Records.

What about the baffling use of All Along the Watchtower as Archie approaches Ozymandias' lair? It was completely out of place and unnecessary.

@ Shaggydog. On the contrary, I believe Wilson, Bird and Taylor's largely silent performances fit quite nicely in to a movie that's mainly about loneliness.

It'll be nice to see John Goodman ham it up in a villain role.

In the Electric Mist
is directed by Bertrand Tavernier. Any good?

Yes to Survivor. It's his best book.

Earth, Universe, and Paradise X
Jim Kreuger and Alex Ross. A terrible place to start but great books nonetheless.

"Dread" from Vol. 2 is especially good and entails locking up a staunch vegetarian for weeks with nothing but a raw steak for food.

He was good in Lone Star.

Save the neck for me Clark.

Save the neck for me Clark.

Save the neck for me Clark.

Save the neck for me Clark.

He needs the Cinco Eye Tanning System

Vocab
How many times is Murray going to use "milieu" in this feature?