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will		#41	[-]
Dec 31 09 10:46 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBIcWr1-rZk&feature=related Last Edited By: will Dec 31 09 10:49 PM. Edited 1 times.
Friend of Daniel		#42	[-]
Jan 1 10 1:50 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	THE LEGEND OF LIZZIE BORDEN on Google Video... Worth a mention is the terrific vaguely rag-time score by perennial TV composer Billy Goldenberg.
Friend of Daniel		#43	[-]
Jan 1 10 2:34 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Old mutton soup... yeeech.
bromstaker		#44	[-]
Jan 2 10 4:12 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	What sticks out in my mind about the Lizzie Borden film is that creepy song that accompanied the film. For those who don't know what I'm talking about they had kids sing the Lizzie Borden song at a kind of slow tempo. You really have to hear it to appreciate it, but it is pretty creepy to hear.
Friend of Daniel		#45	[-]
Jan 3 10 9:42 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	bromstaker wrote: What sticks out in my mind about the Lizzie Borden film is that creepy song that accompanied the film. For those who don't know what I'm talking about they had kids sing the Lizzie Borden song at a kind of slow tempo. You really have to hear it to appreciate it, but it is pretty creepy to hear. I remember when this originally aired on ABC the commercial 'bumpers' featured the voices singing "Lizzie Borden took an axe..". These have been edited out of the of the version I posted above, but the complete song is played over the end credits.
will		#46	[-]
Jan 3 10 11:28 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	That's a helluva find. Watch it before it gets yanked. I watched a movie on youtube and posted it on another site and the next day it was disabled and gone.
Grant		#47	[-]
Jan 7 10 5:52 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Friend of Daniel wrote: Old mutton soup... yeeech. Once I read a book called "The Good Old Days : They Were Terrible!," which set out to "debunk" almost everything people remember fondly from about the 1870's to the 1910's, including awful things about "old-fashioned" cooking. I've forgotten almost everything I read in it (which is fine with me), but somehow that image of a well-off ' 90s family eating day-old mutton soup, on a broiling hot day, DOES stay with me!
Saturday8pm		#48	[-]
Jan 7 10 6:20 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Cadaverino: Thanks for the clarification! Lazy me. Bingo: You've a back of steel to stay in that house. Stuff as that normally doesn't bother me, but I've seen the movie, and NO WAY could I sleep there without looking over my shoulder all night long. Truth is, I can't look at an ax without thinking of this case, and I chop a lotta wood. Daniel: I remember the bumpers well ... they still send chills up my spine ... the ax glistening, as if pure gold. So any of you who read this thread but have not seen the film, see it, it's one of the gems.
Uncle Bingo		#49	[-]
Dec 9 11 12:41 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	LOL. Just saw this now....a bit of time has elapsed since I've been in this folder. Just watched the movie again and loved it. Good stuff for a TV movie.
Colossus Rex		#50	[-]
Dec 9 11 4:21 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I remember seeing this as a youngster on TV and thinking it was quite chilling. And that mutton broth served daily almost made the murders seem justified.

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