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I really enjoyed Lair of the White Worm! I saw it in the theater, and when the credit "Director of Photography: Dick Bush" came up, everybody laughed for some reason! Ha ha, and the rest of the picture was a rollicking good time!

Ha ha, that was one of the first movies I ever reviewed on my very special movie review blog! I hadn't really refined my technique at that point, ha ha! Here it is, but you don't have to bother looking at it!

Ha ha,of course I've seen the movie! I was just ribbing the good Doctor, ha ha! And if I know one thing about Vestron tapes, it's that the stickers always dried up and fell off well before those of any other videotape releasing corporation! Vestron: Great Movies, Bad Glue!

Don't forget his role as The Man In The Silver Mask in Demons! Ha ha!

Ha ha, certainly Burl Sr.'s tastes were passed on to his issue - that is, me! Dylan, Beatles, Stones and of course Iron Butterfly; and he took me to see John Carpenter's The Thing well before less sensible parents would have considered doing so! I believe he even took me to see Jaws in the theater, though it must have…

Where does The New York Ripper fit into this? Ha ha!

Ha ha, that happens in Paul Schrader's remake of Cat People! The character pronounces her name FAY-MA-LEE!

Ha ha, have you ever seen a film called The House By the Cemetery?

He and the Pet Shop Boys took in a screening together! Ha ha!

Same deal with Giallo, featuring Adrian Brody as a yellowman!

Ha ha, comment goes perfectly with picture!

"You two nincompoops have messed up for the last time! I'm sending you back where I found you - unemployed in Greenland!"

Ha ha, I'm going to raise that money and make that movie! I'm being totally serious! Watch for a Kickstarter campaign starting as soon as I finish the script! Once again, I'm not kidding!

I have to catch up with Moonrise Kingdom one of these days! And yes, The Kids In The Hall is a very funny show! Ha ha!

Ha ha! I hope so too!

And I forgot to ask, C*aig J. Clark: which of those fake movie titles would be your pick?

Ha ha, the scene where he transforms into a rugby ball takes fifteen minutes alone! I love R.G. Armstrong's reaction to it later: "Somethin' terrible happened in there."

Ha ha, it's Burl here to alert you that I watched The Beast Within, a great movie about a were-cicada!

Ha ha! Great interview, WIll! McKean looks like comedy's Tommy Lee Jones in that picture!