Lorne Greene! Green Card! Coincidence?

Ha ha, I saw it five, count 'em five, times in the movie theater, and I wasn't much older than seven!

Ha ha, I watched Number One With A Bullet, and did indeed come up with some fake movie titles also, and I wonder which one would draw you into the theatre fastest?

You should check out the other one, Akira! He's got some marvelous pictures!

Ha ha, Mr. Scruffylove, my brother got me one of those vodka skulls, signed by the man, for my birthday a couple of years ago! And if you and I pooled our fortunes, we'd have almost six bucks!

Ha ha, I have at least half of those movies in my VHS dungeon!

I saw this picture as part of a K. Kurosawa retrospective TIFF did a decade or so ago! It was double featured with Charisma, which is a richer, weirder and more disturbing movie if you ask ol' Burl! It's all good stuff, though!

That's the point, that military folk are already like pod people! Ha ha, that's exactly why they set it on a base! It's not a brilliant movie, but it's smarter than you're giving it credit for, good sir!

Why can't I sleep?

Like Marathon Man and Vice Squad!

Timberlake: "Don't bogart me!"

I told him I liked the movie and he said "Me too!" And I said I thought the idea of an annual horror series under the Halloween rubric was a good one, and he said "Me too! But Halloween III just didn't work at the box office."

They should just fill his mouth with hot dogs so he looks like one of the monsters from The Horror of Party Beach!

My suggestion for a replacement is John Schuck!

I am, at least!

Ha ha, a pleasure! Zombie sounds like a right guy, no matter what one may think of some of his pictures!

I always liked to imagine that he sounded like Victoria Jackson on a helium bender! Ha ha!

Yes, the Nightmare on Elm Street series would be interesting, but so would the Death Wish movies!

There's that great scene in Psycho III where, after Norman (as Mother) has rescued the nun from her suicide attempt, and she apologizes to him about the mess, he casually says "I've seen worse!"

No, he does a commentary with Jaime Lee! He said he hadn't yet seen the blu-ray, but had heard it looked good and was glad Dean Cundey supervised the transfer, which came directly from an internegative!