Day 29- The Night He Came Home...Then Went Somewhere Else...
...then came home again...
OR, Here I Go Again, on my own. As you can see from the photo, I'm ready to begin this Halloween marathon. I've got my coffee, my breakfast goulash...and I'm about to watch one of my favorite movies. Onward!
Yes, I'm watching them all in a row, for I am a sucker for punishment. I watched all 11 Friday the 13th movies in a row a couple of weeks ago, and apparently I didn't learn my lesson!
(Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, Why does he keep asking whether you're all by yourself right now? - Ed)
Really Now Ed, Stop the histrionics.
(Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, Stacie pens horror blog, attracts a disturbed obsessed fan with the disarming moniker "Tag" and an apparent split personality named "Ed", and ipso facto wacko, she winds up in her own horror movie! - Ed)
Go Away Ed. We am harmless.
(unh-hunh, what about that time you.. - Ed)
CUT! Look Ed, we don't discuss "the incident" remember.
(oh right - Ed)
Anyway, as you intimated in your review Stacie, I find Halloween faaaar more frightening than Friday the 13th; I still haven't put Halloween on (though I must as its an seasonal staple viewing at Tag HQ) ..reason I 'aven't as yet, is because this is one of only 2 horror movies, in which I 'ave to mentally prepare the mantra, "this is not real" "this is not real" "this is not real, what the f@#$ was that sound?!" *gaze left* *gaze right* "this is NOT real" ... before, during and after, watching Halloween.
You know, I may be a big baby, but I still find that movie terrifying beyond any other. Back when Joe Bob Briggs was doing Monstervision, he had it on...I was alone, it was late at night...and I had to turn it off. I love it, the newest version kicks my ass, but it still creeps me the hell out!
As you can see from the photo, I'm ready to begin this Halloween marathon. I've got my coffee, my breakfast goulash...and I'm about to watch one of my favorite movies. Onward!
Sounds like a fun night, nothing like a good scary movie to get your juices flowing.
ReplyDeleteI just showed Halloween III to some friends last night. It's one of the most glorious bad movies ever. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteYou're watching All the Halloween movies back to back?
ReplyDeleteAlone?
Ah to Sleep, Perchance to Scream.
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The Avante Guardian.
Yes, I'm watching them all in a row, for I am a sucker for punishment. I watched all 11 Friday the 13th movies in a row a couple of weeks ago, and apparently I didn't learn my lesson!
ReplyDeleteAlone?
ReplyDelete(Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, Why does he keep asking whether you're all by yourself right now? - Ed)
Really Now Ed, Stop the histrionics.
(Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, Stacie pens horror blog, attracts a disturbed obsessed fan with the disarming moniker "Tag" and an apparent split personality named "Ed", and ipso facto wacko, she winds up in her own horror movie! - Ed)
Go Away Ed. We am harmless.
(unh-hunh, what about that time you.. - Ed)
CUT! Look Ed, we don't discuss "the incident" remember.
(oh right - Ed)
Anyway, as you intimated in your review Stacie, I find Halloween faaaar more frightening than Friday the 13th; I still haven't put Halloween on (though I must as its an seasonal staple viewing at Tag HQ) ..reason I 'aven't as yet, is because this is one of only 2 horror movies, in which I 'ave to mentally prepare the mantra, "this is not real" "this is not real" "this is not real, what the f@#$ was that sound?!" *gaze left* *gaze right* "this is NOT real" ... before, during and after, watching Halloween.
Sleep tight Stacie,
Michael Xavier Maelstrom
They're Coming To Get You Barbera!
ReplyDeleteSo Michael, what's the OTHER movie you need the mantra for?
ReplyDeleteOr should I address Ed...? ;)
I'll give you a hint Stacie, I am an Catholic ex-Alter Boy.
ReplyDeleteGuess.
:)
If you guess 2, you'll be right on both counts, but the first one you think of, will be the other one I was referring to.
We shall not name it 'ere. Lest we shall summon him/her/it. *Gaze left* *gaze right*
(Psttt - Ed)
Yes?
("Pazuzu" - Ed)
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH *WHAM* *WHAM* *WHAM*
("ow" - Ed)
Sorry, Relapse.
*Tug down on shirt*
Michael Xavier Maelstrom
Pazuzu...heh.
ReplyDeleteYou know, I may be a big baby, but I still find that movie terrifying beyond any other. Back when Joe Bob Briggs was doing Monstervision, he had it on...I was alone, it was late at night...and I had to turn it off. I love it, the newest version kicks my ass, but it still creeps me the hell out!