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Dean Koontz, Clive Barker and Peter Straub... in that order after SK.

Very envious of the skill level shown this time around, and I hope to be part of the magic next time. Very proud of you guys!! :)

The latter half of Pet Sematary. Had to read the last two hundred pages all in one sitting for fear that I wouldn't come back to it if I stopped along the way. My bladder was achy breaky after a while! :pee:

Listening to Children of the Corn & Creepshow soundtracks. Then later, Psycho 2.

Been away for the better part of the last few weeks and just got caught up on the entries. Wow, you guys are next-level weavers!!! I've really enjoyed what's been shared so far. The character development is fantastic, the whole thing cycles from the depths to the surface and back down again...

Watched this again last week, and I have to say... I find parts of this movie better than the book and parts of the book better than the movie. I don't really compare the two in terms of "which one is better?" Each has its place.

Went on a date with my wife, held hands in the mall, went into girl clothes stores. Drew the line at holding her purse when she tried stuff on. :uh-uh:

Tacos, son. Gonna have tacos tonight!!!

Not weird, but definitely vintage. Bought a brown one for $7 at a flea market recently, works perfectly. Me trying to bring back the 80s to my house, one clunker at a time!!

Hey y'all. I saw that it was time again for the Halloween story. Seems like only a few months ago since the last one. Where did the time go? :umm: I appreciate the tag, but regrettably I'll have to sit this one out. Wishing you guys all the best as you churn out another beauty!!! :cool:

I obtained the pass-sticker (with this picture on it & show info) about 30 years ago from a trading-advert at the back of an old rock magazine. I have others, but this one is my favorite.

This pic of Alice Cooper was used for the Welcome To My Nightmare crew-pass laminate in 1975.

At work now. Listening to Friday The 13th soundtracks from the La-la Land boxset.

Ozzy lol. Jack Nicholson, Robin Williams, Jimmy Durante.

Made sure my kids used their gift cards months ago ...just in case.

The musical score is the best thing about this movie. It's woeful, gripping, relentless and tender. Within two minutes of the film, the music had overshadowed everything else. I rarely watch a flick for the soundtrack, but this was one of those times.

ALICE!!!!!! :m_turbo: I thought The Coop did an excellent job live. I may be a bit bias of course.

Pretty good movie. One to pop in the machine every few years.

Saw it on the big screen when it first came out, then again on DVD last month. Worth a watch, in this case two!! :)

Man, I do that all the time. I've gone through endless copies of new books just to get that pristine one.