Subtle Bluntness

Not only does it count as a Misfitsween video, it ALSO contains footage from Evil Dead, so it’s like a double bonus until I can wash the blood out of my clothes and blog about Evil Dead The Musical.  Now if you’ll excuse me, I’ve laundry to attend to.

So long as I keep finding stuff like this, I’ll keep posting it.

I almost used the Metallica cover version here, just to be different.  But I decided against it, because it’s “8 Days of Misfitsween,” not “8 Days of Misfitsween and Occasional Misfits Covers.”

It’s like Alexandre Aja‘s idea of a McDonald’s commercial!

JukeRamone has some of the best live music videos on YouTube, especially a lot of great Graves-era Misfits like the song above, including some sound-check footage of Doyle playing “Dr. Phibes Rises Again” and “Horror Business” that’s just astounding.  I’d link more, but I may use more tomorrow!

I’ve seen an awful lot of awful Misfits-inspired homemade videos on Youtube, but this is surprisingly good.  It uses some great stills from Astro Zombies and works with the lyrics will.  Plus it’s got a good beat and you can dance to it.  I give it a 7.

From Attack of the Show via io9, here’s Rob Zombie’s Where The Wild Things Are.  I have to say, it looks like my kind of kaiju movie!  Anything involving the Wild Things bathing in blood I’m in favor of.

I never got to see the New Misfits when they were around.  It goes without saying I’ve never seen the original Misfits, either.  But I have seen the Jerry Only Traveling Punk Rock All-Stars version of the Misfits (Marky Ramone/Robo, Jerry, and Dez Cadena) and I have seen Michael Graves doing Misfits songs and his [...]

I have nothing to say, other than: AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

I’ve been attending the hell out of the Baxter Avenue Theaters October extravaganza, Horror Through The Decades.  Every Saturday night at midnight, they’ve screened a different horror film from a different decade.  I’ve already seen The Tingler (awesome) and Rosemary’s Baby (also awesome).  This week is The Exorcist (can’t wait), with Beetlejuice and Bram Stoker’s [...]