The original is my favourite John Woo movie.
It’s also possibly the movie I’ve watched the most times.
Seems nuts they didn’t even mention John Woo on the poster.
Category: Movies & TV
Get some
They had me at Samo Hung but then that dude bit a sword in two…
Two men enter; one man leaves.
“Watching the match today?”
“Of course!”
The Match:
I’ve yet to miss a Thunderdome…
UPDATE:
I love digging that out.
RIP Shelly Duvall
Here’s a thing. The wonderful Shelly Duvall had a tv show called Faerie Tale Theatre.
Fresh off POPEYE (1980) she got Robin Williams for the pilot which was written and directed by Eric Idle. all the episodes will reward your curiosity.
But my favourite one was narrated by Vincent Price and was sadly the only time Christopher Lee worked with Frank fucking Zappa. In Lee’s own words:
“In the early seventies I moved to America and it was there where I had my first direct contact with the genre. I’d played golf a few times with Alice Cooper. Not many people know this, but I worked with Frank Zappa. He was a fan of my work so he asked to star with me in a TV show. It was called Faerie Tale Theatre.”
What a life.
It’s called ‘The Boy Who Left Home To Find Out About The Shivers’.
The above was a quick post elsewhere. Notes over on Substack is my favourite platform right now and the more I use it the more I think I don’t need a blog here. Than again if it got nuked it wouldn’t be the first online home that fell away beneath me. But also the blog is more of a notepad archive. Maybe. Dunno. It’ll all work out.
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