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Tuesday, May 01, 2007
WEREWOLF WOMEN OF THE SS !
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The werewolf makeup takes me back. That "werewolf face" might be the one that was used in Kolchak, and possibly in " The Werewolf of D.C." which is a wonderful film about a politician who becomes a werewolf. Starring Dean Stockwell.
Okay, I just watched it (making sure that Susie wasn't watching). My favorite part was Beethoven's 9th playing over the tail end (pun absolutely intended!).
I don't recall ads like that when I was a kid. Which was at the Sam Eric theater in Roxborourgh! Where the floors always had a nice thick coat of popcorn butter, and the kids got their headlice!
Yeah!
So, it wasn't a cool 42nd Broadway theater where the multi-ethnic electric boogaloo kids hanging outside created break dancing and invented rap. Mayor Frank Rizzo banned it anyway, and we were glad! We threw snowballs at those New York punks.
I have to add one more thing about the Sam Eric: At least I didn't have to drive through 5 ft of snow like in Bumblesnort, North Dakota where Agent Guy had to watch a scratched up , out of sync copy of Escape to Witch Mountain with the local roaming livestock eating the seat cushions.
Here in Bumblesnort, NoDak we sit on hardwood benches... AS GOD INTENDED!!!!!
And I gotta warn ya, Fafleen... here in the Great White North (three guesses why it's called that and, no... it ain't the snow!)we throw snowballs too. 'Cept up hearabouts they're half cow patty!
9 comments:
The werewolf makeup takes me back. That "werewolf face" might be the one that was used in Kolchak, and possibly in " The Werewolf of D.C." which is a wonderful film about a politician who becomes a werewolf. Starring Dean Stockwell.
Behold my geekness. Choose and perish!
-K
Jews and berries? What did she say?
Okay, I just watched it (making sure that Susie wasn't watching). My favorite part was Beethoven's 9th playing over the tail end (pun absolutely intended!).
I'm truly awed by your geekiness, Keegs!
Actually, I think my favorite part of that was the oh-so-70's ad for the tex-mex restaurant at the end.
I don't recall ads like that when I was a kid.
Which was at the Sam Eric theater in Roxborourgh! Where the floors always had a nice thick coat of popcorn butter, and the kids got their headlice!
Yeah!
So, it wasn't a cool 42nd Broadway theater where the multi-ethnic electric boogaloo kids hanging outside created break dancing and invented rap.
Mayor Frank Rizzo banned it anyway, and we were glad! We threw snowballs at those New York punks.
-k
I have to add one more thing about the Sam Eric:
At least I didn't have to drive through 5 ft of snow like in Bumblesnort, North Dakota where Agent Guy had to watch a scratched up , out of sync copy of Escape to Witch Mountain with the local roaming livestock eating the seat cushions.
-k
What seat cushions?
Here in Bumblesnort, NoDak we sit on hardwood benches... AS GOD INTENDED!!!!!
And I gotta warn ya, Fafleen... here in the Great White North (three guesses why it's called that and, no... it ain't the snow!)we throw snowballs too. 'Cept up hearabouts they're half cow patty!
DUCK!!!!
Here in Bumblesnort, NoDak we sit on hardwood benches... AS GOD INTENDED!!!!!
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