If it ain't one goddam thing it's five others...

[jack_babalon]

Who Would Slaughter You in a Horror Movie? Find out @ She's Crafty

Well they're not really Zombies though are they? Not that it matters when they come crashing through my window screaming & vomiting blood! Oh wait... sorry that's not a Rage Zombie, that's just an old friend hopped up on a PCP-Crack-Oven Cleaner cocktail again. Oh well a friend in need is a friend indeed!

Comments

[retrofatale.livejournal.com]

I was actually upset that they kept billing it as a Zombie movie. It's more like bio-chemical warfare. I mean, they can't be zombies, they're not even dead.

[jackbabalon23.livejournal.com]

I'm with you on that one. I found it creepy enough, I suppose, but I was like "Where's the love... where's the cannibalistic undead orgy feast?" *sigh* Kids today

[liam-mysteriis.livejournal.com]

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[vomikronnoxis.livejournal.com]

I'd rather be killed by Rage Monkeys, as seen in the opening scenes.

RAGE monkeys!

~rl

[jackbabalon23.livejournal.com]

Actually I believe the RAGE MONKEYS were an obscure proto-punk band from NYC back in the late 70s. The RAGE MONKEYS had one hit single "The Herion Fist Fuck overture". Sadly the RAGE MONKEYS were doomed when their lead singer, Scab Rocket, died of an overdose while riding the F train home from Coney Island.

[vomikronnoxis.livejournal.com]

{{{Sadly the RAGE MONKEYS were doomed when their lead singer, Scab Rocket, died of an overdose while riding the F train home from Coney }}}

Well, live and learn, I guess.

Woah, searching for rage monkeys, I came across this:


Old Superman?!?!?!

~rl

Fanboy alert ... fanboy alert... fanboy alert....

[jackbabalon23.livejournal.com]

That's the Superman from Earth-2. Back in the 60's DC created a parallel universe (earth-2) where all the superheroes appeared in the 40s instead of 'present time'. This was to explain why Superman was still young back in the early 60s. Then in 1985 DC merged all the parallel universes into one 'earth'. The old Superman is actually known as the golden age Superman. It's like the game I play w/Bonnie & Berny were our characters are 1940s versions of ourselves.

More proof that superhero comics cause brain damage.
Speaking of which do you read The Goon? I checked out an issue and it seemed like something you might dig.

Re: Fanboy alert ... fanboy alert... fanboy alert....

[vomikronnoxis.livejournal.com]

The Goon -- I've leafed through an issue before and it looks interesting. I actually own a shirt with the character on it shooting some sort of octopus on the front of his car. I might have to give it a read some time.

Edward Lee & John Pelan also wrote a horror novella called "goon" about a sucubi who becomes incarnated in the seedy world of pro-wrestling. A fun read, especially since Pelan (a big classic wrestling fan) filled it with dirt and characters based on real accounts of wrestling's ackstage pervesity.

The two are usually not my taste, as they have this whole "splatter-spunk" horror sub-genere going on, but Pelan also writes more traditional stuff that's cool and has put together soem cool anthologies of others' work.

/ramblng

~rl