I still love Erykah Badu

Check out this bird

Seriously hungry bird.

I'm your kind and I see.

Dennis Wilson sings the hits of Charles Manson!

Big Man Mouths Off

An article by the guy who wrote Battlefield Earth (thanks Shea).

Dropping Bombs?

Loud Boom heard yesterday all throughout the Portland area.

www.koinlocal6.com/mostpopular/story/Loud-Boom-Rocks-Portland/7Ou2dXF5Bk-Y_4p8a7diwQ.cspx

Criterion Information For You!

All the Criterion news that is fit to print, by a local Portlander. A must see: criterioncast.com

How can a dude in a 300 dollar suit know about Hardcore.

What about Murphy's Law?

Tell us about stage diving.

Keep on rolling.

Michael Moriarty wrote this:

Walking in Portland

http://bit.ly/GAoF_Eng

Howard Zinn on Agression

Lunchfilm in Portland

LUNCHFILM is the brainchild of the notorious Mike Plante, film programmer at large. Mike buys lunch for a filmmaker, who then makes a film with a budget equal to the cost of the lunch. Details/rules are hashed out with a napkin contract while eating. The results are all over the map. The Living Room Theater in Portland is hosting the LUNCHFILM program for one night only, Saturday March 27th. If you are interested in the fleeting fancies of fringe filmmaking you need to watch these shorts!

McCarthyism

Bring on the bad guy:
An interview with Brendan McCarthy about the new Spider-man series:
http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2010/02/high-fever-an-interview-with-brendan-mccarthy/



"I am trying to get away from comics 'aping' movie storytelling. Comics are not films, so panels don't have to be shaped like movie screens. Comics do not move or have sound. They are really, a completely different medium. I know people want to get Hollywood to buy their stories, but I think it's now getting boring to merely copy movie storytelling tropes. Comics are comics, a totally different form! Time for comics to cut loose again."

A lot of people die in the movie we just saw.

Folk Music Field Recordings

I figured it out.

I think I just hate all mainstream rap.

Cabin Fever

I need to see that movie again, I haven't seen it since it came out. This interview just confirms my fandom for Eli Roth:
www.bloody-disgusting.com/interview/20



oops, wrong video.



I'm still an unapologetic fan of both Hostels.

James Signorelli

James Signorelli, he is the guy that made Easy Money and Elvira. And he films all the film stuff for SNL. I wish there were more of this lecture.

titles by Richard Greenberg/Robert M. Greenberg

They did a ton of visual/title effects on so many amazing movies.

And their company did soooo much amazing shit:
http://www.rga.com/about/featured/history
(it gets stupid about half way through)

edducational

Squeeze My Lizard

I miss Joe Bob Briggs...

Tobe Hooper interviewed

http://totalscifionline.com/interviews/1039-tobe-hooper-pioneer-of-the-power-tool
http://www.filmvault.com/filmvault/austin/t/texaschainsawmass4.html

"Then I came to Los Angeles and I started going to meetings and this was at the beginning of the phase of modern horror. All they wanted to speak to me about was doing more films like Chain Saw. At the start of my career, when I was a kid, I always thought more about doing comedies. I love that genre."









http://www.fearnet.com/videos/b13101_rue_morgue_tobe_hooper_interview.html

Punk