As I've said before, I'm not a horror movie fan. I'm too squemish for the usual blood and gore flicks, with rare exceptions (Halloween, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Re-Animator to name a few). This film, however, I need to see for the sheer ridiculousness of it. The movie is called Inseminoid, and appears to be a knock-off of Alien. To grasp the stupid awesomness of this movie, you only need look at the original movie poster.
OK, take that poster in for a minute. Do you realize what you're seeing? Can you fathom what's going on here? I think the image speaks for itself, so I won't comment further on it. How can you not want to see this movie?
Need more proof? Here is the trailer.
I don't have Netflix, but if I did, rest assured that Inseminoid would be request #1!
If your (un)fortunate enough to have seen this movie (possibly under it's alternative title Horror Planet), please leave a comment. Thanks!
P.S. Thanks to Gilligan of the Retrospace blog for alerting me to this flick!
That chilling title refers to the fact that I can be found in several places on the interwebs, most notably here, of course. But my online empire *chuckle* is ever-expanding.
Case in point: I am now on Facebook, under my real name of Brian Arnold. Click on the badge to the right and be my friend, OK? Trust me, I need all the friends I can get!
You can also follow me on Twitter under the handle Phillyradiogeek. You can follow me there by clicking on the right as well (that there's a handy side of the blog, that is).
Also try Formsping.me, where you can ask me a question. Guess where you can find that link?
You can also check out my YouTube channel here. There's video of my beautiful children as well as over 300 of my favorite clips.
And, of course, you can follow me on Google Buzz.
*hmp* HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA! Sorry for that last one, I don't know what I was thinking there. *snort*
With Lost coming to its eternal conclusion in a matter of weeks, enjoy these audition tapes of the cast way back when. Today I feature Matthew Fox (reading for both Sawyer and Jack), Josh Holloway, Evangeline Lilly, and Jorge Garcia (also reading as Sawyer). More tomorrow!
Hello everyone. Thanks to everyone for their well wishes and thoughts for me after the sudden death of my father. It means a lot that people that are strangers can be so compassionate in my time of need.
Life does go on, as does this blog. And I am back to the normal silliness as of now, and I mark my return with an obscure Easter special. Easter Fever is one of several specials created by Canadian animation studio Nelvana in the late 70s/early 80s that featured unusual character design and story elements. You'll see what I mean as you watch. I've posted A Cosmic Christmas before, and mentioned several other specials, but I've never heard of this one at all, and came across it out of sheer dumb luck! In fact, I still haven't seen all of this as I write this. Please enjoy Nelvana's Studios Easter Fever. Happy Easter!
