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"Cold hearted orb that rules the night, removes the colours from our sight, red is grey and yellow white but we decide which is right and which is a an illusion"

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Hometown:
Brooklyn
About Me:
Writing screenplays, watching films. NYU student
All Time Favorite Movies:
Not a question to answer correctly, give me a genre and it will be more percise.
All Time Worst Movies:
ahh so many to choose from....
Favorite Actors or Actresses:
Michael Caine, Kirk Douglas
Favorite Directors:
Alfred Hitchcock. Good evening............




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Screw you Paramount and Landmark theater (NY)

I didn’t want this to sound like sour grapes on not getting in the pre-screening of Paranormal, I knew the odds of not possibly getting in, but here’s the rub....having confirmed RSVP, having gotten there where their were no more than thirty or forty people ahead, ( in a theater that sits over two hundred) The organizing asswipes made no attempts for crowd control, and with that hundreds of latecomers not only snuck ahead, but were able to gain access within minutes while the organizers stood th… Continue

Posted on September 26, 2009 at 6:00am — 8 Comments

G-Man

G-man's top underrated movie soundtracks, volume 1

This is Just to remind fellow soundtrack lovers, that some scores never got the big spotlight they deserve. So it is with honor I present these little heard gems for your enjoyment.

SuperGirl 1984—Composer Jerry Goldsmith

To be fair this movie isn’t very good, it tried to ride the coat tails of the Superman franchise and went free fall into box office oblivion. The real shame is that everybody tend to dismiss everything about the film, but Goldsmith’s music is indeed worth listening to. It is… Continue

Posted on June 21, 2009 at 3:30pm — 2 Comments

G-Man

Finally .....the Dollhouse just got interesting

A Spy in the House Of Love ep 9

It took a awhile, but finally Dollhouse just got interesting. I won't bother recapping anything that's what Hulu is for, but I will say that Whedon has pushed the arc of the stories in second gear, before the stand alone episodes seem to meander around as if the slow pace enhanced the situations. News flash--bad idea for a friday night, audience wants excitement not a talky.
Joss does do fun dialogue in his shows, but the gimmick only works if something else was… Continue

Posted on April 13, 2009 at 12:42pm —

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Removing Spill's dead weight members

Let's be honest not everybody is articulate and engaging in starting blogs and such (like me), if anything some people may just enjoy the pretty sights and colors. For that it's forgivable, but there's another element that should be scrutinized more, the trolls that pretend to be girls just to get hits, making up film or historical figures as members, and people who are more oriented toward other interests such as music.
For most it's simply the myspace spill over, and perhaps the problem is tha… Continue

Posted on March 22, 2009 at 5:41pm — 5 Comments

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Bad Movie Sequels: Does the fault rest with the writers or the Audience?

There's a danger that maintaining a franchise just for the sake of the green backs, erodes whatever artistic integrity it once had, becoming a former shell of itself, a name only in appearance. It could be said that as a familiar marketing title, the audience will come no matter how poorly written. The writer or committee of writers really don't have to make much of an effort in telling a good story.
A colleague of mine is so facinated with the Rocky series, that he doesn't care if Stallone does… Continue

Posted on March 22, 2009 at 4:30pm — 2 Comments

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At 9:08am on November 24, 2009, Ivan said…
thanks dude
At 6:24pm on November 23, 2009, Guy Behind The Guy (Age 86) said…
That's funnily what made it for me man. The uncertainty. I mean yeah there is no actual doubt on his guilt but I think it's cool we're never told for sure.
At 9:35am on November 23, 2009, Steve Potenziano said…
WOOT! man I love these guys! lol. glad I can be here! peace. ;)
At 9:18am on November 23, 2009, Guy Behind The Guy (Age 86) said…
Yes, you are right on that one sir. I said that in the chat room about Hard Candy too last Firday. What did you really think the film was hitting you over the head with it's message?

I got to admit man. I'd be really intrested to seeing Surfers reaction to some of my fave horror films. Well not even that man. Take Sev7en. That is a reaction I's like to see. lol.
At 8:28am on November 23, 2009, Conejita said…
Lol. Don't fret, G-Man. Renegade is off living life, and he's just fine, just too busy for Spill at the moment. You should send him a message.
At 5:55pm on November 22, 2009, BDiddy said…
Thanks G-Man....most kind of you to say so...=D
You are so sweet & I always enjoy hearing your views, when you call into Surfer's show...
You are so smart!.....
At 12:12pm on November 22, 2009, Guy Behind The Guy (Age 86) said…
Well if U have a question ask myslelf or B. We'd love to help.

Oh and good plan on Surfer. Just take babysteps with him... Wonder how long it would take til he was ready for Hard Candy? lol
At 11:56am on November 22, 2009, Guy Behind The Guy (Age 86) said…
True GM. Well we try. lol. Nah, it's cool for U to say that. The way it works is I write a small format and we just talk as we would on a usual Skype. God man, when B had her time off we would talk on Skype for all six hours on Skype so it's easy to carry that into the podcast ya know?

Do U have Skype? If so then one day a "guest" spot is something B and I talked over.
At 3:16am on November 22, 2009, Guy Behind The Guy (Age 86) said…
Thank U. I find myself getting into these more, at first yeah it wasa challenge. But I've kind of gotten used to it. That in part is thanks to B of course.

We liked UR question. when I could get them out of course. lol

btw, just to ask, and let me jus make this clear. NO ONE has said this to us. I'm just asking. But do U think our podcasts are too long. Is over the two mark for such a brand new podcast a good thing? Just wondering, and U really know UR stuff. As U proved on Surfer's show. =D

I think we need to "turn" Surfer so he can watch and enjoy a good horror film. lol
At 11:57am on November 18, 2009, Jessica said…
I think my horror taste is as eclectic as my musical taste, if I may say so without sounding pretentious. I do love Evil Dead 2 but Peeping Tom freaked me out more for some reason. I was chuckling through the beginning but it managed to get under my skin over time. I haven't watched it in a few years but I plan to revisit that movie soon. However, I think I've seen Evil Dead 2 too many times so it's kind of lost some of its appeal to me.

But to answer your question, I haven't seen many of the pre-50s classics. I only saw Freaks and loved it, which isn't really horror by today's standards, and the Cabinet of Dr Caligari, which didn't really do much for me. I'm more of a 70s and 80s type of chick but there are quite a few recent horror flicks that I absolutely love (Cube, May, The Mist, The Ruins, The Orphanage, Sunshine, etc.). I think I'm more drawn to psychological horror than actual gore or jump scares, and atmosphere is crucial for me to buy into any premise presented in a horror film. To me, after the Exorcist, the scariest movie of all time is Spoorloos (or the original The Vanishing). I find both these movies dripping with dread and tension all the way through. There isn't a drop of blood to be found in Spoorloos but it gives me chills from beginning to end. I watched a movie called The Hole a few weeks ago and I also found that very effective on a psychological level, although it does have many flaws. I guess sociopathy and psychopathy terrify me. Another example is the documentary Dear Zachary. That shit stayed with me for weeks (watch it if you want to know why). How about you? What's the common thread in the movies you love or that get to you the most?

P.S. Barry White, Frank Sinatra: some great singing along music. I wish Band Hero would give them the attention they deserve. :)
 
 

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