TODAY I WATCHED (TV-series, Movies, Cinema Playlists) 2012

Odyssey 5 - Episode 5

The weakest one so far.

Dresden Files

Preditors (2010)

World's Dumbest
Not Fit For Television (got bored with this one, just play the videos and give real commentary, not stupid staged reactions)
Monster Jellyfish (documentary, not some cheesy Scyfy movie)

burn notice

NCIS

About to watch:

Nightmares And Dreamscapes (got it quite a while back and forgot I had it)

Big Bang Theory
Community

S.D. wrote:

Big Bang Theory

I watch those over and over again yet I don't seem to ever tire of them.

DallasBlack wrote:

S.D. wrote:

Big Bang Theory

I watch those over and over again yet I don't seem to ever tire of them.

I never saw it until about a month ago, I'm working my way through Season 2 at the moment. Fun show.

Love this one.

Watched Jimi Plays Berkley on DVD

Parking Wars

Storage Wars
Cold Case

Next:

Fringe

Smackdown

Last night....Alien, Jonah Hex, and House of 1000 Corpses (fell asleep a the end)

I love the menu for House of 1000 Corpses. Captain Spaulding cracks me up.

Nightmares & Dreamscapes

Repo Man is such a forgotten classic. I always quote it and nobody ever gets it. I may just watch it again tonight. I have the collectors tin with the soundtrack. My favorite thing in my movie collection.

Watched the Shock episode of Metal Evolution yet again. Provides me with endless entertainment. I so want to see a reality show with Slipknot just talking. Please VH1 Classic make it happen.

NCIS

AM Raw

jstate wrote:

I so want to see a reality show with Slipknot just talking. Please VH1 Classic make it happen.

Anytime I hear anyone from that band speak, it makes me wonder what the heck do they put in that corn in Iowa ?

That Metal Show

"The Green Slime" (1968)


Campy, kitschy, cool Japanese/American co-production in which a team of astronauts successfully destroys an asteroid before it can collide with Earth. Unfortunately they pick up a nasty alien organism in the process, which multiplies rapidly until it overruns their space station. Lotsa action, cheap looking rubbery monsters and overracting ensue.

This cult classic directed by Kinji Fukasaku ("Virus," "Battle Royale") even has a rockin' theme song!!!

Fat Freddy wrote:

"The Green Slime" (1968)


Campy, kitschy, cool Japanese/American co-production in which a team of astronauts successfully destroys an asteroid before it can collide with Earth. Unfortunately they pick up a nasty alien organism in the process, which multiplies rapidly until it overruns their space station. Lotsa action, cheap looking rubbery monsters and overracting ensue.

This cult classic directed by Kinji Fukasaku ("Virus," "Battle Royale") even has a rockin' theme song!!!

Somehow I missed this one.

Nightmares & Dreamscapes
Disorder In The Court