Ask and ye shall receive. No sooner than I said that I needed a theme song, I got one. Wildride Robert Roy already had one locked and loaded, ready for bear. Who knew?
First, check out some of the many suggestions people made.
Suggestions:
Our colleague Arturo, who challenges the entire planet on his blog (“One guy. One […]
Monthly Archives: October 2009
Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead (2009) – With Wrong Turn 4 Bonus Plot
Boobs within 4 minutes, action within 4 minutes, lots of blood and guts, and all sorts of diabolical traps…now this is my kind of movie! Wrong Turn 3 has all of the aforementioned items plus creative kills, an insane plot, mediocre acting, and a complete lack of common sense amongst all of the characters…what could be more fun?
Z-Day Preparation: ‘Must-Watch’ Zombie Movie Marathon – Plus Preview for Romeo & Juliet vs. the Living Dead
Posted by webmistress Llama Mama on behalf of the Action Flick Chick who is spending Z-Day in an undisclosed location, presently fortifying the perimeter.
Important Z-Day Reading:
Zombie Survival Guide for a Small Town
Every Zombie Movie Ever Made
To assist you in your Z-Day preparations, we thought we should share this information regarding the “must-watch” zombie movies.
People hit […]
Forum Fridays: Homebrew Classes
Forum Friday is here again! This time, I take a look at homebrewed classes…DM’s Curtain: Winding the Wheels Again
The first in a new series of articles! Nick offers his insights on creating a new 4th Edition D&D campaign.The Gloomers release first Halloween episode
Press release: The Gloomers release first Halloween episode.
The Gloomers, a new animated cartoon series debuting at Comic-Con this year, released its first Halloween episode today. The Halloween episode stars famed horror director and Evil Dead II writer Scott Spiegel, who plays himself in the cartoon.
The Gloomers series is the brainchild of Charles Mechem, who was CEO of Taft Broadcasting, which owned Hanna Barbera for over 20 years. The Gloomers includes Neal Barbera, son of Joe Barbera, as a writer. Neal Barbera wrote a number of classic Hanna Barbera scripts, including Yogi Bear, Scooby-Doo and many others.
The Gloomers, a new animated cartoon series debuting at Comic-Con this year, released its first Halloween episode today. The Halloween episode stars famed horror director and Evil Dead II writer Scott Spiegel, who plays himself in the cartoon.
The Gloomers series is the brainchild of Charles Mechem, who was CEO of Taft Broadcasting, which owned Hanna Barbera for over 20 years. The Gloomers includes Neal Barbera, son of Joe Barbera, as a writer. Neal Barbera wrote a number of classic Hanna Barbera scripts, including Yogi Bear, Scooby-Doo and many others.
“No matter how bad your day is, The Gloomers’ day is always worse.”
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