I suspect if you know Boston there may be additional bits of interest. i've heard it actually gets the geography right (as it should, coming from homeboy).

I need to see it to support my childhood crush who co-wrote the script. But probably not this weekend.

So, I saw "Leprechaun" for the first time on SyFy. that movie is not very good, but what a camp classic. Good grief just about everything about that movie is bad, but somehow I was incredibly entertained. The movie also has no internal logic.

The movie also has no internal logic.

I'm a firm believer that movies should have lots of internal logic - or non at all.

Yeah, Leprechaun is definitely good-fun-bad, as opposed to those just-plain-sucks-bad.

Have the B-Movie Bastards done Leprechaun?

I don't remember. Not any of the episodes I was on.

I was just watching All That Jazz on one of the Encore channels--I keep forgetting how good this film is! Also, I keep forgetting the early-in-their-careers actors who are in it: Keith Gordon as the young Joe Gideon, and CCH Pounder as the nurse towards the end of the film who refuses to believe Joe when he tells her he's having a heart attack.

I'm interested in seeing My Soul To Take just because it's Wes Craven behind the camera again. And writing the script, too.

Saw a discussion of this movie on Pharygla Its Christmas with a Capital C. A Christian drama that dares to take on the atrocity of the secularists war on Christmas. A lot of people I normally trust say this is not a parody. Still not sure that its not a hoax, but either way a perfect embodiment of Poe's law.