Movies and Coloring
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kybearfuzzI have 18 of 20 pages of the next comic book issue colored. Only two more to go.
Usually when I am at the computer coloring comic pages, I try to find some horror movies of questionable quality to play. That way I am entertained and I don't usually have to pay such close attention. Today's selections were pretty much what I expected.
Two more pages to go and a cover. I wonder what the next movie in my queue will be.
Usually when I am at the computer coloring comic pages, I try to find some horror movies of questionable quality to play. That way I am entertained and I don't usually have to pay such close attention. Today's selections were pretty much what I expected.
- "Lair of the White Worm" is late 1980's British movie based on a novel by Bram Stoker (author of Dracula). Amanda Donohoe stars as vampiric worshipper of a snake god who returns to her English home and starts attacking the locals. She is naked often and doesn't give a damn about it. It's wonderfully campy and stars a young Hugh Grant as a local lord who tries to stop her and save his girlfriend.
- "Devil Times Five" is an early 1970's horror flick about a team of psychotic children who survive a bus wreck and comes upon a group of adults at a secluded ski getaway. It stars some known actors in their earlier days, including Sorrel Booke (Boss Hogg from "The Dukes of Hazzard"), Shelly Morrison (Rosario from "Will & Grace"), and Leif Garrett as one of the psycho kids. There is a nice football player type guy who shows his nice butt in a scene. The kids are "rescued" by the adults and then the adults start getting killed off.
- "Funeral Home"is a 1980's Canadian horror flick, just another reason to love Canada. A young girl spends her summer with her grandmother, who is in the process of turning her former funeral home into a bed and breakfast. The B&B starts drawing folks who start getting killed off one by one. Is it the missing grandfather? The mentally-challenged handyman? It has a nice little twist (though not totally original) ending. The local deputy is the one who gives away the filming location when he ends a sentence at the end with a stereotypical "eh?"
Two more pages to go and a cover. I wonder what the next movie in my queue will be.
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