"I was amazed what a great live band they were -- and this was just a couple years ago! The spirit of real rock n roll lives in these guys, to be sure. One of the few 1970s bands worth seeing, and they are probably better now than then! :)"
Kicks just got easier to find.
with halloween coming up, your favorite trashy or sleazy horror movie?
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My current favorite is BLOOD FREAK, Brad Grinter's 1972 super sleazy sick schizophrenic cult classick. TCM shas shown it a couple of times.
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hmmmm - with trash in mind: Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things
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Permalink Reply by MATT GALLUCCI on -
How about FREAKS. Gabba Gabba we accept you....... Who knew years later it would be a Punk Music connection!!!!!!!
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Oh jesus, Freaks. It's that quacking the woman does at the end that, uh, freaks me out. Great film.
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Just bought this at Sam's Club: 50 Horror Classics. Some really are (Phantom of the Opera, Nosferatu, House on Haunted Hill, etc. ) But most are just tacky fun. Just watched White Zombie with Bela Lugosi. Funny little voodoo melodrama.
The set's well worth the $14.88 price.
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I got that several years ago, there's some great stuff on there, as well as a bunch of films I still haven't got round to watching.
swt said:Just bought this at Sam's Club: 50 Horror Classics. Some really are (Phantom of the Opera, Nosferatu, House on Haunted Hill, etc. ) But most are just tacky fun. Just watched White Zombie with Bela Lugosi. Funny little voodoo melodrama.
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