Buying at Borders

[kybearfuzz]

A new shopping area has opened up near my house. They have some great restaurants, upscale shopping (which I'll likely not patronize often), and a Borders! The last makes me the most happy because I love bookstores and I can check the store's inventory online and get discount coupons in the mail. I've already spent a good chunk of money there on DVD's this weekend.

I bought the DVD box set of Kolchak: The Night Stalker, a sort of X-Files precursor from the early-to-mid 1970's starring Darren McGavin as the reporter who finds himself often investigating the supernatural. It has a great mix of comedy and horror, something I think the new Night Stalker series lacks. It only lasted for a couple of seasons, but I think it would have done well if they hadn't canceled it. It has a cult following of sorts. And Darren McGavin is a nice furry guy as I found out from the episode "The Ripper."



Kolchak investigates a massage parlor and shows some skin...
One of the other movies I bought this weekend was Bram Stoker's The Mummy, found in the bargain bin while out and about. The movie is pretty much independent junk, but it stars Richard Karn in a supporting role. It's one of the few chances to see him shirtless. I snagged a screen capture for those who are interested to see it.



Richard Karn also shows some skin...

Comments

[digibob.livejournal.com]

I seem to remember him being made aware of his gay male fans. There was a bear club somewhere that made him an honorary member and him being very good natured and accepting of it. My memory is too sketchy to give any more details -- this was probably 10 years ago. He is incredibly dreamy and I'm told he is just as sweet in person.

[kybearfuzz.livejournal.com]

Well, he may be one of the few stars who embraces having a gay audience who appreciates him. I will always picture him being like Al Borland, sweet and cuddly :)

[cmorley.livejournal.com]

Oh! He's... *waves hands* Al from 'Home Improvement'!

Duh!

He's a local guy, too, from what I understand. Well, by "local" I mean "near Seattle".