Nightmares and Dreamscapes

Boys and girls, if you aren't watching the new TNT miniseries based on Stephen King stories from the Night Shift, Everything's Eventual and Nightmare and Dreamscapes books, it's not too late to join us!


Last week's first story had an incredible performance by William Hurt in Battleground (w/a sweet cameo from the Zuni doll from Trilogy of Terror). The second story, Crouch End was ok but it paled next to the first.


This week's stories made me want the DVDs. Umney's Last Case with William H. Macy was super good and The End of the Whole Mess with Ron Livingston and Henry Thomas was chilling, a great adaptation.

I loved both stories and I wouldn't miss next week for anything, and neither should you.

Play with me

It takes a little while to load, when it does click on the shiny objects to start interacting. Be good.

The saw is family

The Events of last night involve a chainsaw, Leatherface, and lots and lots of Blood


This is the place before it started, I was in the fourth row. There's a big plastic sheet on every row to protect yourself from blood splatter:


Outside they were selling black trash bags, shower caps and surgical shoe covers (obviously we didn't get any of those things, lol):


Check this guy out, he was just wearing plastic bags and no shoes (what a chicken!):


This is the standing ovation at the end, check out the guys in front of me covered in blood and in the front you can see Leatherface:


The Chainsaw Massacres was performed by the Primitive Screwheads, who have also done Evil Dead and Reanimator. I can't wait to see what they come up with next time, Devil's Rejects would be a dream come true.

Jack is back!

Pac-Man es victorioso

Your friend is online!

This little guy let's you know when a particular friend logs in, like a dog it gets up all excited:

It'd make more sense if it looked like a dog, don't you think? It'd be less uncool.