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DrPaulArmstrong		#161	[-]
Sep 3 10 5:03 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Sorry to hear about the long wait on those, Carl. If it drags on too long, keep an eye out for DVD deals--there've been a few already I've heard about.
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Carl Eyesnheart		#162	[-]
Sep 3 10 9:33 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Well, if you get any of the rental cut, then I sure as heck wouldn't be sorry if I were you about the wait! I'll hang in there, and might eventually just end up saving my pennies to buy them. The only reason I am not buying them is due to my lack of employment. That's the only reason I am renting. I will gladly wait. I would much, much, much rather see these being high rentals, over anything else! Heck, if they still come with a free disc of TALES FROM THE PUB, I'll probably just buy 'em anyways. My fanzine all about Rock N Roll: www.sonicruin.com
bgart13.thelatarniaforums		#163	[-]
Sep 4 10 1:26 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I really enjoyed LOST SKELETON RETURNS AGAIN! Watched it last night and laughed out loud many times. Definitely a well done sequel that might've outdone the original. Good job, Larry! Really looking forward to seeing DARK AND STORMY NIGHT soon. Nice to see Daniel Roebuck in these too (he was in fact one of three celeb sightings I had during my visit to LA in May -- it was at a Starbucks, ha...was the most exciting one too). Kundun Rat Terrier: 8/16/02 - 3/26/11. RIP, Ku.
DrPaulArmstrong		#164	[-]
Sep 14 10 2:45 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Thanks, bgart13. And, I don't know what it is, you can't go in Starbucks without running into Roebuck!
Rick		#165	[-]
Sep 14 10 2:48 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I loved LOST SKELETON RETURNS AGAIN. Very funny, very clever. And the entire cast was terrific, but I'd like to hand out some special kudos to Frank Dietz. Do the man's talents know no bounds? Thanks for all the laughs. And rowr.
DrPaulArmstrong		#166	[-]
Sep 14 10 3:02 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Thanks much, Rick, we appreciate it! Actually, we are still looking for Frank's bounds, but haven't found them yet. After each take he would do a painting, sell it at a convention, sign some books, then run back for the next take. I don't know HOW he does it! It's almost annoying...
Carl Eyesnheart		#167	[-]
Sep 18 10 11:07 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Netflix smiled on me, and my "very long wait" ended yesterday!!! I intend to immerse myself in the glories of the lost skeleton tonight. This was the first time I have ever yelled out "YES!" when I opened a Netflix envelope! My fanzine all about Rock N Roll: www.sonicruin.com
elmo	so... DR. PAUL....	#168	[-]
Sep 18 10 12:54 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	would you, and your awesome dream team, be interested in doing an independent film taking place within the classic Universal Frankenstein "universe" ??? i'm pretty sure that there are plenty of people, here on this site, that would think this would be a really... REALLY great idea! elmo
DrPaulArmstrong		#169	[-]
Sep 20 10 10:45 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	elmo wrote: would you, and your awesome dream team, be interested in doing an independent film taking place within the classic Universal Frankenstein "universe" ??? i'm pretty sure that there are plenty of people, here on this site, that would think this would be a really... REALLY great idea! Thanks for the praise of our team, elmo. That would certainly be fun. For a spoof of the Universals, I feel that YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN is untouchable, really the last word. And for a straight riff on the Universals (I think? Haven't seen it yet so please correct me if I'm wrong) there's the recent HOUSE OF THE WOLFMAN. So not sure there's room for one more. I would love to do a straight version of a 50s scifi-horror at some point. As for 30s/40s spooky stuff, for now I'm thinking our old dark house film DARK AND STORMY NIGHT is as close as we'll get (though there's no monsters in it--but it does have a hooded phantom). Carl, glad the wait wasn't too long after all!
Carl Eyesnheart		#170	[-]
Sep 20 10 12:05 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	A few things to say quickly: I loved it!!! I will admit to the first being my favorite, but I think that was because I didn't know what to expect. I will probably find repeat viewings just as enjoyable as the first films repeat viewings. Brian Howe might be my favorite actor right now. That guy is friggin' perfect in these films. Absolutely hysterical! I love in the gag reel, when Betty is having a hard time with her lines, and she complains that they have to repeat the same thing over and over again, and Larry gives her the "what?" in response. Something about that response had me rolling in laughter! Almost as funny as everything in the movie. My fanzine all about Rock N Roll: www.sonicruin.com
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elmo		#171	[-]
Sep 20 10 12:06 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	DrPaulArmstrong wrote: elmo wrote: would you, and your awesome dream team, be interested in doing an independent film taking place within the classic Universal Frankenstein "universe" ??? i'm pretty sure that there are plenty of people, here on this site, that would think this would be a really... REALLY great idea! Thanks for the praise of our team, elmo. That would certainly be fun. For a spoof of the Universals, I feel that YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN is untouchable, really the last word. And for a straight riff on the Universals (I think? Haven't seen it yet so please correct me if I'm wrong) there's the recent HOUSE OF THE WOLFMAN. So not sure there's room for one more. I would love to do a straight version of a 50s scifi-horror at some point. As for 30s/40s spooky stuff, for now I'm thinking our old dark house film DARK AND STORMY NIGHT is as close as we'll get (though there's no monsters in it--but it does have a hooded phantom). Carl, glad the wait wasn't too long after all! thanks for the response! i would just like to add that, as i'm sure you're very much aware, there has been many voices on this site asking/wishing there was a sequel to "Bride of Frankenstein" that fills in the large gaps found later on in the next film,"Son of Frankenstein". AND, Bantam Street would be the perfect team to accomplish this! elmo
Doc Martin4		#172	[-]
Sep 21 10 9:35 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Hey Carl! Glad Netflix smiled on you! Did you also get Dark and Stormy Night? Have to say, while Lost Skeleton of Cadavra did have that "unexpected" quality, I think this take on the Old Dark House genre is quickly becoming Pam and my new favorite. I mean, good Lord, we watched it two weekends in a row when it came out. This weekend when we were looking for a movie to watch, we couldn't really decide on anything. I turned and said, "is it wrong that I feel like watching DaSN again?" To my delight, she replied, "That's what I was thinking!" So we watched it again. And somewhere in there I listened to the commentary, too (although that was over several nights in smaller bits while cooling down after running). "Shoo, boo. Shoo, boo. Shoo boo!" Martin Arlt................................... Publisher of Mad Scientist "I'm a scientist; I don't believe in anything."
Carl Eyesnheart		#173	[-]
Sep 21 10 11:28 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	No, that was has not made its way here yet. It's at my "number 1" spot, and I am waiting patiently. So, would you say that is the best one so far? I think that is the one you praised the most at Comic Con. My fanzine all about Rock N Roll: www.sonicruin.com
BobRoss		#174	[-]
Sep 22 10 5:52 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	DrPaulArmstrong wrote: elmo wrote: would you, and your awesome dream team, be interested in doing an independent film taking place within the classic Universal Frankenstein "universe" ??? i'm pretty sure that there are plenty of people, here on this site, that would think this would be a really... REALLY great idea! Thanks for the praise of our team, elmo. That would certainly be fun. For a spoof of the Universals, I feel that YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN is untouchable, really the last word. And for a straight riff on the Universals (I think? Haven't seen it yet so please correct me if I'm wrong) there's the recent HOUSE OF THE WOLFMAN. So not sure there's room for one more. I would love to do a straight version of a 50s scifi-horror at some point. As for 30s/40s spooky stuff, for now I'm thinking our old dark house film DARK AND STORMY NIGHT is as close as we'll get (though there's no monsters in it--but it does have a hooded phantom). Carl, glad the wait wasn't too long after all! I would love to see you do something along the lines of a 70s exploitation horror movie, ala Count Yorga Vampire or Laserblast.
DrPaulArmstrong		#175	[-]
Oct 2 10 2:05 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Doc Martin4 wrote: Hey Carl! Glad Netflix smiled on you! Did you also get Dark and Stormy Night? Have to say, while Lost Skeleton of Cadavra did have that "unexpected" quality, I think this take on the Old Dark House genre is quickly becoming Pam and my new favorite. I mean, good Lord, we watched it two weekends in a row when it came out. This weekend when we were looking for a movie to watch, we couldn't really decide on anything. I turned and said, "is it wrong that I feel like watching DaSN again?" To my delight, she replied, "That's what I was thinking!" So we watched it again. And somewhere in there I listened to the commentary, too (although that was over several nights in smaller bits while cooling down after running). "Shoo, boo. Shoo, boo. Shoo boo!" Martin Arlt................................... Martin, I really love this story. It pleases me to no end to hear our film has such rewatchability (something Rak has talked about). That is very cool. Carl, I agree re: Brian Howe--such a funny, insane and talented guy. And I'm glad the camera was able to catch Fay giving me a hard time about the circuitous dialogue. I hear this a lot. My poor actors--I do feel for them. BobRoss: so many movies, so little time!
Doc Martin4		#176	[-]
Oct 4 10 12:03 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	And quotability, too. If, for example, Pam or I are looking for something, and ask the other, "Have you seen...", usually before we can finish, we have a round of "Have YOU the letter?" And I've ended a few phone calls with Gunny's "They're serving dinner..." Martin Publisher of Mad Scientist "I'm a scientist; I don't believe in anything."
ARGumshoe		#177	[-]
Nov 14 10 9:38 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Watched this a couple of nights ago... and I'm still fighting the urge to pile shiny things in front of the tv. Lots of fun and I'm looking forward to pulling it off the shelf again in the future.
DrPaulArmstrong		#178	[-]
Nov 18 10 11:53 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Glad you liked it, AR. Don't fight the urge--pile the shiny things.
DrPaulArmstrong	Lost Skeleton 3	#179	[-]
Nov 18 10 11:55 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	We've just revealed the title to the planned third installment... Uploaded with ImageShack.us
elmo		#180	[-]
Nov 18 10 2:38 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	yup... saw that one on the ol' Facebooks earlier... can't wait for this one to come out! do ya think you might use something along the lines of "Percepto!", "Sensurround" or "Emergo" (with your own version of an inflatable glow in the dark skeleton somehow attached to the DVD case) this time around? ROWR! elmo
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