Laemmle - now there's a name resonant of film history.
Right? They better pull out the stops for Halloween with a Universal Horror fest.
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Laemmle - now there's a name resonant of film history.
Right? They better pull out the stops for Halloween with a Universal Horror fest.
I loved the Laemmle in Pasadena.
Blood and Roses (1960), the original lesbian vampire movie.
Dracula's Daughter (1936) doesn't count?
Dracula's Daughter (1936) doesn't count?
Oh, okay! But this is way more explicit. Well, not by contemporary standards but it's not shy on the subject.
Hmmm. Here's a song written for The Hunger Games. Taylor Swift and The Civil Wars. I really dislike Taylor Swift, so I'm having a hard time deciding if I like it. It doesn't sound like her normal stuff.
Oh, the Civil Wars are so great! I will have to listen to that pronto. (I actually like Taylor Swift just fine)
I thought that was really beautiful. And clearly written by The Civil Wars, not Swift - quite melancholic and melodic, which is their stock in trade. Beautiful harmonies.
I like Swift for teeny pop-country, but this is something else. Folky and lovely. I hope they put it in a good spot in the movie.
that was really pretty. i don't like TS, but i do like The Civil Wars.