He didn't go sockless like that awful, slacker heathen foreigner with the loose mouth, if that's what you're talking about!

Refn's next film is an adaptation of Xenon The Art Of Motorcycle Maintenance.

…as the only survivors of a cloning experiment.

Yes, but only about 4% away from looking utterly alien.

Yep, Jerry was there. Contacted the friend I was there with and although we can't exactly remember the date I think it was about late '89 / early '90, in The Wag Club, over what was originally a bookmakers in London's Wardour Street. Great night. Very crowded, we stayed most of the time at the bar at the back, and…

How so?

Where were you putting it?

Many years ago I saw Tom Tom Club play in a 200 capacity club in London, jammed to the rafters, and Kirsty McColl joined them for an encore of Psycho Killer. A good night.

Amish Star Wars: Attack Of The Phones

It's the implied emphasis. 'Of course my children are all living. Why on Earth wouldn't they be??????'

That can be arranged, bend over.

Amish Star Wars: The Horse Awakens.

'…and father of four living children' Anybody going to ask the obvious question, and then organise the corpse dogs for a search of his off-grid pot farm?

Cart Wars.

Ooh! Grophic pics. These should be good.

I had my mum and dad die within a year, with a very good friend in between. You just get over one then another hits you. Very, very glad to see the back of 2012 thank you.

Bet the cat wasn't thrilled either.

The Mangler 2. Very possibly the most painfully bad film I've ever seen. Just agonising.

The original Dead Of Night, especially the segment with Michael Redgrave, is just utterly superb.

He was working on it in Hollywood, miles away from the location shoot on Noel Marshall's ranch, only receiving recordings and one-inch tapes to work on in his studio on Steinbecks and top-of-the-line Nagra decks, and yet he still nearly got both his legs ripped off!! That was one dangerous film!
RIP Mr. Minkler.