I honestly can’t decide if this is the DUMBEST thing I’ve ever seen or if it’s one of the most goofy-yet-clever/brilliant. It’s entertaining in a sort of Ernest Vs. George Romero Zombies sort of way, but maybe Seth Green and Robot Chicken have run Star Wars into the ground for me…you decide.
Many thanks to everyone who came to the Turntabling.net table last night at the Horror Society Summer Slaughter film festival. It was excellent meeting everyone and many people walked away with sweet vinyl finds including Goblin’s Suspiria soundtrack and other goodies. A big thanks to Mitch and Jessica from the Horror Society for setting up the Turntabling booth in an excellent spot at the show and for continuing to provide us horror loving obsessives a way to meet, mingle and see the latest indie horror.
Yes, we’ve gone over to the dark side here….but I do love the idea that you can update Twitter and the blog at the same time. I do love the simplicity of Twitter and actually thought it might replace blogging for a bit, but I see now the utter folly of that notion.
In other news, purchased the Criterion version of Border Radio, more on that after it arrives and I can review it. Two months ago I scored the once-rare vinyl LP soundtrack for the movie which features the Flesheaters, Divine Horsemen and Chris D. I love this movie and it’s even more fascinating now in light of the fact that the music business as depicted in Border Radio all at once no longer exists AND is the same as it ever was.
I love contradictions and dichotomies.