Anya ,'Sleeper'
A topic for the discussion of Farscape, Smallville, and Due South. Beware possible invasions of Stargate, Highlander, or pretty much anything else that captures our fancy. Expect Adult Content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
But he was skewed, not incompetent. Y'know?
Skewed to the degree of barking-madness though. From the Bureau's POV, they'd probably have preferred innocuous incompetents like Barrett over spectacular screw-ups like Mulder.
...and on FD, Stifler just lost his head! Dude!
Oh, the Bureau. Like we care what they think.
Final Destination was a Morgan & Wong product, no? Filmed in Vancouver. So yes, logical to see many XF grads. Also 2 current-or-future WB teen drama folks. A veritaBLE CORNUCOPIA OF THE LATE 90S TEEN-HORROR ZEITGEIST.
eek. Cat hit capslock. Sorry.
I'm finding it both a little disturbing and oddly comforting to see Dr. Fraiser in the reruns.
Nutty, did you see the DoD preview?
I didn't actually have the TV on this evening, so no. But I have seen Final Destination, 28 Days Later, and my personal cheese-o-riffic fave, Disturbing Behavior.
Dawn of the Dead confuses me. Because, I guess, not having seen much in the way of zombie movies, only parodies of same, I'm a little unclear on what the not-parody appeal of a zombie movie is. Genial flashbacks to Thriller ?
I'm a little unclear on what the not-parody appeal of a zombie movie is
I haven't seen 28 Days Later but I heard good things about it. You don't agree?
Damn. The TiVo switched to record The Sopranos before DotD preview came up. Ah well.
Good-ish cast though. Sarah Polley AND Ving Rhames.
Nutty's cat knows when to hit the ASSCAPS--she/he's probably more literate than most people I know.
I knew FD was a Morgan & Wong flick but have just never gotten around to seeing it. It was sort of entertaining in that proposterous way.
Oh yeah, I did like 28 Days Later, but would not have gone to it without prompting (from Theodosia), and liked it in a way that was extremely particular to that one movie (i.e. had practically nothing to do with the zombies).
So, although I've heard that, say, the original Something of the Dead movie was a brilliant comment on something, possibly bourgeois shopping habits, I actually don't know what the traditional appeal of the zombie movie is.
Hmm. I've only seen Night of the Living Dead in that genre, and I really liked it. Don't know if it was for reasons inside or out of the genre.