"...sprinkler system in the back of the car! Can you fucking believe it?!"
"Yeah! That's probably what happened!"
Mal ,'Serenity'
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"...sprinkler system in the back of the car! Can you fucking believe it?!"
"Yeah! That's probably what happened!"
The best part about Cleolinda's review is the link, in the comments, to this cartoon: [link]
D'oh. P-C, I admit I didn't click on your link b/c I didn't know what it linked to.
It could have been a sparkling goatse dude, for all I know.
I am totally and tangentially validated!
Reading the stuff I love, don't hate me for it posts, I was coming to the end to confess my one true passion for Van Helsing in all its craptastic glory when no less a pop culture hero then herself, Cleolinda, said the very same thing.
hahaha. I'm off to pet my copy.
Van Helsing provided more entertainment value than most of the good movies that came out that year. Endless hours of fun to be had mocking it!
Bram Stoker's Dracula is my Van Helsing. Costume porn! Saturated colors! Victoriana!
But Keanu Reeves' horrible accent wasn't nearly as fun as Kate Beckinsale's. I expected her to declare that after they caught the werewolf, she would begin hunting Moose and Squirrel.
Heh.
I don't think Keanu even tried for one in Dracula. It was painful in Dangerous Liaisons.
I like Jacob more than Edward. Edward is sexy(sparkling aside!) but he is a moody fucker and I couldn't date him. And I can't believe I really read that shit!
Oh man, but that "See me" moment in Bram Stoker's Dracula did me right in. Uber sexy! Maybe it was the top hat. I don't know.