Any guesses where ? $0.50 each. They were excellent. Kens surprised me though. Ha.
I tried Bar-Bill east aurora and it was too busy. Ha.
Then tried Nine-Eleven, but found a sign on the door, Closed until next week.
Then my my buddy took me here and saved the night. Ha.
Fest lineup revealed, any surprises?
Any bands selling tickets, drop a comment below.
A Hersheys chocolate bar wrapped in a fake parking ticket from Killington Resort was just discovered 7/7 under my windshield wipers. My vehicle has a small cubby under the drivers side wiper arm that falls out of sight unless the hood is up.
On 7/6 i discovered that a rodent got inside my vehicle, by chewing a hole directly through my vehicles ceiling. There was no food inside but apparently there was a forgotten bag of weed that the rodent happily shredded and spread throughout the entire front of the vehicle. No droppings surprisingly. My mechanic immediately said they were probably looking for the chocolate bar. Ha.
Anyone been waiting for years to find ‘K-Dee - Ass, Gas, or Cash’ on vinyl for a reasonable price? Right now for US buyers RapBay has a preorder going and records will be delivered in May. RapBay has a $3 off coupon code that works as well. Just ordered so I figured I’d share just in case anyone else has been patiently waiting for this.
250 numbered black vinyl
150 numbered colored vinyl
Euro buyers can still order through Armabillion Recordz and they are already shipping out orders.
Stumbled upon this flick while looking over Geoffrey Lewis’ wiki page since I appreciate his acting. Familiar faces in I, The Jury include Armand Assante, Geoffrey Lewis, Paul Sorvino, and more. This movie was a wild ride with lots of mob ties, suspense, and boobs. A nice hidden gem. Originally rated X until footage was cut to achieve Rated R.
If you have seen it, What do you think of this flick?
Synopsis “A PI investigates the murder of his one-armed friend, a PI working on a case. Clues lead to a sex clinic. Bodies pile up.”
Unsure why the mod says this is a low effort post since it hasnt been posted prior and I always add some sort of film input.
I typically enjoy prison movies so as I was scanning Geoffrey Lewis’ filmography on Wiki this film stood out to me. I enjoyed seeing Brian Dennehy, & Ed Lauter in their roles but I think Peter Strauss played the lead role very well. This is an unusual movie behind bars since the plot is basically about running the mile/miles with the added jailhouse politics & violence. This was filmed at Folsom Prison with real prisoners included.
If you enjoy movies about prison, sports/running, or overcoming tough times then maybe you will enjoy The Jericho Mile as much as I did. This movie did win some awards but I never see it mentioned or recommended anywhere. Let me know what you think. Is it underrated? or if you have any thoughts on the film.