Sunday, January 2, 2011

Fool's Views - 11/1 - 11/28 (with Turkey!)




Guess who's back? Back again. AC's back. Tell a friend...

Sorry guys and ghouls, it's been a crazy time. Trying to free oneself from the shackles of gainful employ proved a challenge only the most dedicated and deluded would attempt, but darned if I wasn't able to finally manage it. But I'll honestly admit I had gone into utter bunker mentality for the final stretch, hence my radio silence on the H101 campus grounds.

Before we welcome 2011 with open arms (and do we ever), I feel an obligation to give the Views of the last two months their day in the sun. Said day will be given over the next four installments, after which AC's 2010 Year End Recap will be unveiled, and then we'll dive back into business as usual. Can I get an amen...or at least a order of nachos?

As always, feel free to throw in your two cents worth - we'll make sure you get some change back.

Enjoy!


Monday, November 1, 2010

SCARE-A-THON 2010 Final Results!



Here's the entire list, fellow fiends. Thanks so much for all your support throughout the Challenge - it made it easier to keep showing up. I've included some sorta kinda interesting recap data at the bottom (well, interesting to OCD folks like myself)


1st Time Views: 33
Repeat views: 49
Total Films: 82

Total Money raised for Season of Concern: $1550

Shortest Movie: THE MUMMY’S GHOST (61 min)
Longest Movie: THE EXORCIST (122 min)
Average Length: 86.9 min
Total Length: 7129 min (118.82 hours / 4.95 days)

Oldest Movie: DRACULA (1931)
Most Recent Movie: THE WOLFMAN (2010)

Monday, October 25, 2010

October Horror Movie Challenge 10/22 - 10/24

10/22

Nothin’. BOO. BOOOOO!!!

10/23



#56
Cult of the Cobra (1955)
(1st viewing) d. Lyon, Francis D. 82 min


*********CHALLENGE COMPLETED AT 8:55PM CST**********


Saturday, October 2, 2010

October Horror Movie Challenge - 10/1



#1
Mama Dracula (1980) (1st viewing) d. Szulzinger, Boris
90 min.

Clunky, funky attempt at a horror/comedy version of the story of Erzebet Bathory, with Louise Fletcher in the title role. (Fletcher's accent, it should be noted, deserves a dressing room all its own.) The plot, such as it is, centers on the Countess enlisting the help of a daffy scientist to refine artificial blood in order that she can stop munching on the local "wergins," who have grown understandably annoyed by such goings-on. Highly energetic, perhaps too much so, since much of the "comedy" is doled out by the hammy twinnish twosome of Marc-Henri and Alexander Wajnberg, with huge black fright-wig hair and noses to rival Adrien Brody.