'A Hole in the World'
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And yet Walken still got outcreeped by Viggo, in a barely five-minute appearence, in THE PROPHECY. And Walken was plenty creepy in that.
Encore's been showing this movie a lot this month.
How I loved listening to your sweet prayers. Then you would hop into bed, afraid that I was hiding under it. And I was!
I love how gleeful Viggo was delivering that last sentence.
That was nice and creepy, but I loved this line better (you actually feel sorry for Lucifer!):
You know what Hell really is, Thomas? It's not lakes of burning oil or chains of ice. It's being removed from God's sight. It's hard to believe... so hard.
Also, every Cthulu-ite knows that all the evil stuff happens in New England, not on the beautiful Oregon coast.
Yeah, but in horror movies these days, the Pacific Northwest is the new New England on Miskatonic.
ION, there's another shot at a really bad Lovecraft movie...and it looks like Tori Spelling getting eaten by Cthulhu will move from my idle musings to actuality.
It only has a budget of $450,000. That's going to make even a single tentacle pretty rare and expensive for the movie. We'll see what happens.
Also? The cast of the Rent movie was on Regis and Kelly this morning singing 525,600 Minutes. Te Diggs and Rosario Dawson can really sing. And the woman who R&B's out is absolutely amazing. Gave me chills when her moment to shine came up.
Some good rumors there.
Hmmm, I don't recall any gay college professors from "The Shadow over Innsmouth." But you gotta love a movie that features, as Lovecraft put it, "Earth's supreme horror."
And it has Cthulhu as well!
Funny AND birthdaying! Happy Birthday, Matt!
The Dark is Rising is being adapted for film.
A tentative yay? But
Hodge, the Academy Award-nominated writer of Trainspotting, will adapt the story of Will Stanton
is wrong on a whole bunch of levels.