I’m sure it’s been said before, but when you hire this guy – looking like he does and with the name “Sinestro” – and you’re surprised when he goes bad? There’s no one to blame but you.
545. Sinestro
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So, if you haven’t already, you should go check out my pal Jason Young’s blog, where he has recently posted his first graphic novel. It’s called BALL POINT BREAK and it is a parody of the movie Point Break.
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Watched a lot of movies this weekend I had seen before, Room 237 which is still a fascinating documentary about obsessive nut jobs; The Innkeepers which is still a small, tense haunted hotel movie with fun, fully realized characters; and Re-Animator, which is still a wet, gross and super-fun schlock-fest. Was gonna watch John Carpenter’s The Thing, which I coulda sworn was on Netflix. But it was not. Oh, I’ve got a copy at my place. Everyone’s invited. Except you.
538. Super-Flash
Happy Batman Day!
^^This is based on this:
537. Wonder Woman
Yeah, this is a thing that happened.
536. Dynomutt, the Dog Wonder and Blue Falcon
Blue Falcon was a request from my friend Jason Young. I finished the drawing and then knew that I couldn’t leave it alone. I needed to add B.F’s best friend, Dynomutt, the Dog Wonder! I used to watch and love this cartoon as a kid (oh, USA Cartoon Express, I miss you most of all).
Sorry. I had more, but then got incredibly sad about the lack of Saturday morning cartoons and the sorry state of modern cartoons.
Anyway.
Last night I watched a terribly dull turd of a movie called Crucible of Horror – a title made of only lies. It’s also known as “The Corpse” and “The Velvet House” – also lies. Upon further research, it’s a very loose remake of a film called “Les Diaboliques”, further remade as “Diabolique” in the 90s starring Sharon Stone. When I worked at the movie theater, I remember enjoying saying the word “Diabolique” quite a bit, and of course listening to all the people who bought tickets for it butcher it.
That’s a lie.
No one ever bought tickets for that movie.
I digress.
Basically, Alfred Pennyworth from the Tim Burton Batman movies is a creepy, abusive, and molesty dad. His wife and daughter then plot to murder him. The murder never actually happens. The movie ends with no explanation. Ta-da! Apparently, to up the creep-factor, Alfred’s on-screen son and daughter were played by his actual son and daughter-in-law. So there. If you find it on Netflix, destroy your Netflix device so you never accidentally watch it.