Hey guys,
Cinema Du Meep now has it's own Kindertrauma funhouse! It correlates to all the stuff I've been posting on facebook as of late. How cool is that? Go check it out.
And thank you Kindertrauma, I am incredibly honored!!
http://www.kindertrauma.com/?p=33392
Friday, May 17, 2013
Friday, April 19, 2013
My 5 Underrated Comedies List over at Rupert Pupkin Speaks!
It's always a pleasure to be a part of Rupert Pupkin Speaks' lists. Had some good fun coming up with them. Check it out!
5 Underrated Comedies List
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Cinema Du Meep Facebook
Not to beat a dead horse or anything, but, why not join us on Facebook? I've been very active there. Loads of Retro ads & otherwise for you all to enjoy. Stop by, 'Like' us and say hello!
Cinema Du Meep Facebook Page
Cinema Du Meep Facebook Page
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Retro Movie fun on Facebook!
Apologies for my lack of posts around here. I've been really busy over on Cinema Du Meep's facebook page.
For you fans of Retro Cinema, in particular Movie Theaters and 70s & 80s Movies, I urge you to check it out and 'like' us!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Cinema-Du-Meep/138211239576558
For you fans of Retro Cinema, in particular Movie Theaters and 70s & 80s Movies, I urge you to check it out and 'like' us!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Cinema-Du-Meep/138211239576558
Monday, February 11, 2013
Friday, February 8, 2013
Friday The 13th Part VII: The New Blood, or how I learned to love the bitch and mom's hideous hair more than the Movie.
Despite loving the series no mater what, Friday The 13th Part VII: The New Blood (1988) for me is one of the lesser sequels in Jason's saga. I seem to go back to the First 4 Films quite a bit, as well as Part 6, which was a wonderful and very memorable Cinema going experience for me. Once The New Blood rolls around, I do get a bit bored. Maybe the idea of the Movie is best, with Jason finally meeting a foe who has equal footing with supernatural powers. Unfortunately that character, Tina Shepherd --who is clearly filling in for Carrie White-- is written and played rather mopey by Lar Park Lincoln.
Perhaps giving Tina a recurring mental breakdown on top of her telekinesis gets in the way of having any fun with her central character. What is up with the Final Girls in this series constantly at odds with their memories, anyway? Part 3 and Jason Takes Manhattan also go this route. Kind of bizarre. Part VII is also notorious for being the most shredded of all the sequels in relation to the gore. Director John Carl Buechler, a well known figure in the special makeup effects world, layered it on thick and gooey, and the MPAA gutted the Movie of most of it's impact. Jason has his moments, but now they are fairly muted.
Now, when I go back to Friday 7, two things in particular have me howling with joy. There's the bitchy character Melissa (Susan Jennifer Sullivan), who seems hell bent on giving Tina a hard time (as well as having the hots for Nick (Kevin Spirtas --then Kevin Blair). Melissa wants Nick, but Nick only has eyes for sour-faced Tina. What's a bitch to do? Melissa does it all. She plays with her pearls, she spies, she leads on nerdy mulleted guys and then rejects them at the worst possible time. Melissa is a hoot to watch, and she's one of the more memorable bitchy characters in Slasher Films.
Among other things, I also love a bad big hairdo, and Tina's mom Amanda (Susan Blu) sure has a doozy of a one! Sometimes when she enters the frame, the Movie stops cold, and I totally forget there's a masked madman running around as her hair seems to be occupying any assemblage of real horror. Bad Mom hair is no match for a machete. This is just a fact. Thankfully, no animals or small children were hurt during the making of Friday The 13th Part VII: The New Blood, but they sure did make a dent in a case of Aqua Net!
Looking Melissa up, it's sad to report that I found out actress Susan Jennifer Sullivan passed away in 2009, at the far too young of age 46. However, Susan will live on with her portrayal of a character we love to hate. Or just love.
Props to Jeffery over a jdbrecords for inspiring me to write about this.
Perhaps giving Tina a recurring mental breakdown on top of her telekinesis gets in the way of having any fun with her central character. What is up with the Final Girls in this series constantly at odds with their memories, anyway? Part 3 and Jason Takes Manhattan also go this route. Kind of bizarre. Part VII is also notorious for being the most shredded of all the sequels in relation to the gore. Director John Carl Buechler, a well known figure in the special makeup effects world, layered it on thick and gooey, and the MPAA gutted the Movie of most of it's impact. Jason has his moments, but now they are fairly muted.
Now, when I go back to Friday 7, two things in particular have me howling with joy. There's the bitchy character Melissa (Susan Jennifer Sullivan), who seems hell bent on giving Tina a hard time (as well as having the hots for Nick (Kevin Spirtas --then Kevin Blair). Melissa wants Nick, but Nick only has eyes for sour-faced Tina. What's a bitch to do? Melissa does it all. She plays with her pearls, she spies, she leads on nerdy mulleted guys and then rejects them at the worst possible time. Melissa is a hoot to watch, and she's one of the more memorable bitchy characters in Slasher Films.
Among other things, I also love a bad big hairdo, and Tina's mom Amanda (Susan Blu) sure has a doozy of a one! Sometimes when she enters the frame, the Movie stops cold, and I totally forget there's a masked madman running around as her hair seems to be occupying any assemblage of real horror. Bad Mom hair is no match for a machete. This is just a fact. Thankfully, no animals or small children were hurt during the making of Friday The 13th Part VII: The New Blood, but they sure did make a dent in a case of Aqua Net!
Looking Melissa up, it's sad to report that I found out actress Susan Jennifer Sullivan passed away in 2009, at the far too young of age 46. However, Susan will live on with her portrayal of a character we love to hate. Or just love.
Props to Jeffery over a jdbrecords for inspiring me to write about this.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Deadly Blessing (1981) on Blu-ray!
Deadly Blessing is now on Blu-ray! Do it. Now.
If you don't, i'll sig a creepy Borgnine on ya.
This is a release of biblical proportions from Scream Factory. Churn it here:
Deadly Blessing (Collector's Edition) [Blu-ray]
Or check out Shout Factory's website:
Scream Factory's Deadly Blessing
If you don't, i'll sig a creepy Borgnine on ya.
This is a release of biblical proportions from Scream Factory. Churn it here:
Deadly Blessing (Collector's Edition) [Blu-ray]
Or check out Shout Factory's website:
Scream Factory's Deadly Blessing
Sharon Stone is getting her Deadly Blessing (and possibly a cold. Those old dutch farmhouses are quite drafty) - So why aren't you?
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