I saw Lon Cheaney walking with the Queen, doing the Werewolves of London. i saw Lon Cheaney JR walking with the Queen, they were doing the werewolves of London.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
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I saw Lon Cheaney walking with the Queen, doing the Werewolves of London. i saw Lon Cheaney JR walking with the Queen, they were doing the werewolves of London.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
Benicio Del Toro is the new Wolf man in the movie that is coming out in 2009
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpNMYntemw4
Haunted Honeymoon, GREAT film Gene Wilder, Dom Delouise, Gilda Radner....very funny
You better stay away from him,he'll rip yer lungs out JimQuote:
Originally Posted by boozeboxerI saw Lon Cheaney walking with the Queen, doing the Werewolves of London. i saw Lon Cheaney JR walking with the Queen, they were doing the werewolves of London.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
Id like to meet his tailor
Our city (the most violent per capita place in Canada) decided to lift an unspoken ban on inter highschool events, and have a Halloween High School dance where all the schools get together, in outfits, possibly concealing weapons, harboring hate and animosity towards each other...and are having it in the worst and shittiest, most violent neighborhood in town.
haaa ha. It's going to be a bloodbath. There are no amount of police to keep it from happening...as it will just spill into the streets and surrounding areas.
And this was done and planned by largely adults and parents, working with a few kids who think they can pull it off. All of us kids are basically going..."WTF...are you nuts?" haha
Can't wait. I'm wearing armour.
When I was a junior we went on a school sponsored trip to Utah that was basically a school sponsored drug binge. Anyways, there was also two schools from Compton there and they got ugly, spilled over to the outside of the E40 concert and there was fights eevvveeerryyywwhhherrre, everywhere. Those Utah place had no idea what to do with those Compton kids.Quote:
Originally Posted by Youngblood
I saw Monster Squa on DVD just a few months ago. Man, seeing it as an adult is way different than seeing it as a child.Quote:
Originally Posted by BoxingGorilla
"House of 1000 Corpses" by Rob Zombie is pretty good. I've been wanting the soundtrack to "Candyman" for a while. It's out, I've just managed to not buy it for some reason. There's a Far Side Halloween cartoon they played just once on TV that was fantastic. I'd like to see it again. Movie? "Halloween" of course with a follow-up of the sequel.
Great walk down memory lane. I see why they don't play it on TV anymore. Wayyyyy too racy for a cartoon. An alcoholic dog? Eggs in a heavy-petting session?
Mel Brooks "High Anxiety" a spoof on all Hitchcock movies
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Enku7uAHJBU
Thats funny!! ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
I own almost every Hitchcock DVD now, and Im quite proud of my collection!! Good satire that.
Some thing I have been thinking about for a few years is to take a hearse some thing like this one
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...olvohearse.jpg
Paint a graveyard scene at midnight with a full moon, all the tombstones with friends names on them.
White satin on the inside, with a Cherrywood coffin in the back
http://www.centurycasket.biz/UploadF...6174351631.jpg
That has a dummy that sits up with the touch of a button.
The best time I ever had on Halloween, was when some friends of mine got married on Halloween, and they did a themed wedding. Everyone had to come dressed as a character from a horror movie, and it had to be a character, you couldn't come dressed as some generic ghoul.
Of course they were Frankenstein, and Bride of Frankenstein. They looked fantastic, they had a professional come and get them all made up.
Even the pastor was dressed up, he was made up to look like Rosey Grier with Ray Millands head attached to him, from The Thing with Two Heads. It was great.
We all had to let the couple know what we were dressing up as in advance, to show that we were doing characters, and because they didn't want duplicates.
I went as Wasp Woman.
Some memorable costumes....
Vincent from Motel Hell - the guy came with a chainsaw and pigs head on. His girlfriend, and another friend came as two of the victims buried in the ground. It would take to long to explain how they did it, but it looked great.
Creature From The Black Lagoon - the guy found a genuine looking costume somewhere.
Pinhead - this guy looked wicked to the core in this getup
3 guys came dressed as Killer Clowns From Outer Space - they looked great
Chucky - This guy had a friend, who is an artist, make the head piece for him, and it looked just like the doll.
I never had so much fun at a wedding!!!!!
I had two other themed weddings that I went to, one a retro 70's theme, and the other was a Hawaiian theme (not thought out well, wearing a bikini top and grass skirt in Cleveland in the dead of winter, not good). Anways, those two themed weddings didn't even come close to as much fun that I had at the Halloween wedding.
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Originally Posted by Lyle
We look for any excuse to get smashed, but Halloween is a good one
Bump
I've been on a Halloween themed movie kick recently and I'm stoked about going out and meeting some girls with some lax morals :hubbahubba:
Lyle, you should check out the "Hellraiser" films. The first ones anyway are some pretty disturbing shit.
Also, I imagine you've already seen it, but "Drag Me to Hell" was a very well done horror film in recent years without much gore.
Currently I'm reading "World War Z" a kick ass Zombie book by Mel Brook's son, Max Brooks.
I've seen a few of the Hellraiser movies I recognize their place in the horror genre but they just never kept my interest.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hulk
I haven't yet seen 'Drag me to Hell' I will check that out on my Netflix.
World War Z is being made into a movie if I'm not mistaken.
I've recently adjusted my Netflix queue for Halloween: The Birds, Haunted Honeymoon, Freaks (classic), The Rite, Exorcist 3, The Thing (original), They Live, and some others.
Now I've just got to restock my bar to prepare for the festivities. I don't know what you foreigners do for Halloween but you're missing out man! Booze, Boobs, and horrible movies could all be yours!
Been on a Halloween movie marathon recently: Haunted Honeymoon (classic), Halloween 3, Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein, and I just received Bubba Ho-Tep from Netflix, I've got more waiting to be seen: Monster Squad, Teen Wolf, etc. Good times!
How was "They Live" ?Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
I really wanna watch that, but don't have netflix and Blockbuster sucks n doesn't carry good old movies.
Roddy Piper is the man ! haha
'They Live' is CLASSIC! Watch it, you won't regret it!Quote:
Originally Posted by HulkHow was "They Live" ?Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
I really wanna watch that, but don't have netflix and Blockbuster sucks n doesn't carry good old movies.
Roddy Piper is the man ! haha
http://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...07589390_n.jpg
Halloween in Germany...................true story
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Originally Posted by killersheep
Those look like American cars.
You're right, after I posted this my friend that's stationed in Germany admitted as much.Quote:
Originally Posted by boozeboxerQuote:
Originally Posted by killersheep
Those look like American cars.
USA USA USA
I'm off out tonight dressed as Freddy Krueger! Got the full outfit.
The mrs is going out as a dead school girl, I'll try get some pics up over the weekend.
I would think it nice to post how everyone's Halloween went.
Mine was okay, I went to a party and met my g/f there, but I was super tired and didn't drink that much.
This is the meanest thing you could do to a kid at Halloween time, but it's funny as hell.
The two brothers at the end are my favorite.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YQpb...layer_embedded
That was fucken funny... ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Diane
Here is this year edition of Jimmy Kimmel's Halloween prank on kids.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOlpdd7y8MI&feature=related
Lyle at work...
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_HXqqJm9KaQ...00/Atlas+1.jpg
that is one cool kid at the end at the first eaten candy video :cool::cool::cool:
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Last year Jimmy Kimmel had the 2 brothers come onto his show to interview them, and they were adorable. He bought both of them a kids size electric car.
I was thinking how spoilt the kids were but it was nice to see the last scenes, it restored my faith in children and humanity.Quote:
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Originally Posted by Saddo
Last year Jimmy Kimmel had the 2 brothers come onto his show to interview them, and they were adorable. He bought both of them a kids size electric car.
I've just made the Executive decision to bump this thread as it was a fun one and Halloween is right around the corner.
Here's a new drink to try to get into the spirit everyone, the Pumpkin Bomb
1/2 pint Octoberfest beer (any will do) + an Oatmeal Cookie shot (Buttershots, Bailey's, and Cinnamon Schnapps)
Tastes like Pumpkin Pie ;D
Also are you guys watching any scary movies yet? I've got 'Jacob's Ladder' in the queue
I love those clips thanks for bumping up. :D
Happy Halloween Lyle you Moonbat you!
http://ts1.mm.bing.net/th?id=H.50294...31716&pid=15.1
So gents, what are your top scary movies? What are the best? What are the scariest?
I use to like hammer House of Horror as a kid and the classics like Nightmare on Elm Street but never watch them now as they are just gory and unrealistic.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
I love the gory unrealistic ones, they are the best to make fun of. They have the worst writing ever which is great to laugh about too.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterI use to like hammer House of Horror as a kid and the classics like Nightmare on Elm Street but never watch them now as they are just gory and unrealistic.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
The ones that have scared me the most throughout my life are:
1. Jaws
2. The Exorcist
3. The Ring
4. Ringu - there were extenuating circumstances there. I was out of my gourd when I watched that, and my roommate and I had a fog machine going and we had colored lights as the main lighting in the house as well Green/Blue in the dining room and Red in the Den.....good lord that was freaky
5. Psycho
During my childhood NOTHING scared me worse than something I couldn't see in the water, plus the catchy theme made Jaws terrifying for me. I was always in the water and it didn't matter, river, lake, swimming pool....that song and the though of that shark always scared me and shit I STILL don't like sharks