I do recall them playing Night of the Lepus. Too late...
maidmarian_thepoet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Let me know when SciFi
makes it up to killer rabbits. We've had
alligators, snakes, and every water critter known to man. I guess
that they've made it to land now.
--- In
I read that there is a good chance that tonite's episode was the very
last. Did anyone see it? What did you think?
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I have a friend in Alabama who's had some nasty run-ins with our fine furry
friends. I'm sure I could get him to work up a spec script.
Martin (slapping himself silly for even mentioning that)
maidmarian_thepoet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Let
me know when SciFi
Tracey, I think that Marian was referring to Peter Wingfield (a Welshman,
BTB!), who looks a lot like Brody.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I
was a big fan back in the day. but I don't remember Adrian Brody being
in the cast. What part did he play?
Don't know if you're old enough to remember this turkey, but Night of the
Lepus is so bad it's funny! They literally made a movie about killer rabbits,
but they filmed *Real* rabbits to do it! So then they use a lot of FX to make
the rabbits appear giant, and slo-mo to make them appear
Yeah, that's what I thought. Basically the Source tests people and McLeod
passed. I got the idea that it would create a new race of humans too. Maybe
when it's repeated, I'll try to watch it again (if aired in the middle of
January and snow's falling outside). As for dumping someone who's
At least the old movies were funny camp. The ones about killer frogs
(Frogs), bugs (Bugs), spiders (Kingdom of the Spiders), etc., were all so
corny. It was great to see guys and girls with big hair running in their
too-tight Britannia jeans from crazed giant ants! Or to see Love Boat
I like Highlander. Not like I like Star Trek, but...I've watched pretty
much all of the Adrian Paul series and even one season of The Raven. To
me, a Highlander movie has Christopher Lambert in it. This weekend, one of
the Showtime networks showed the Highlander movie with Mario van Peebles. I
Hated Top Gun. The trailer was *fun*. It had me sold on the idea that the
entire movie might be fun. Now, it's basically a creation meant to *sell* the
movie. I feel cheated. Maybe not you, but that's the wonder of diversity
speaking.
Justin Mohareb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, Reece, the *last* thing you want is to plug into someone else's network.
Could be virus-ridden or loaded with stuff that would get you decades in a dark
hole.
Reece Jennings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't
know. I thought you buy a wireless router and troll
I¹m going to pitch Sci-Fi Channel a horror movie told from the perspective
of the gophers in ³Caddyshack². This is the only ground they haven¹t
covered. It would be the first sequel that changes genre from the original
movie. Who¹s with me?
On 9/17/07 8:31 AM, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I get the camp. I used to watch those. Cherry 2000 this weekend is a
good example. But this stuff is killing scifi. Next week, they are
butchering Species. Even Species three was more palatable than what
they are likely to do to there version.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At least the old
Talking bout all those bad movies got me tripping down memory lane. Tracey, you
asked why we watch some of the bad junk. Well, in a word: fun! The old camp
movies are so bad, so mind-numbingly devoid of acting, plot, and anything
approaching production value, they're classics of camp that make
I never noticed the resemblance, but now that you mention it, they do
look a little alike. I agree with her. Once they started developing
the mythology behind the Watchers and developed Methos story-- moving
beyond the immortal bad guy of the week, the story truly developed. I
remember
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How much do you know about your own
I like the show. I like the twists, and the basic premise that sometimes
gets twisted in surprising directions. I guess I'm old-school enough to
appreciate just feeling the show. I finally figured out something. When I
watch something, I almost never analyze it if it strikes something in me.
Amen!!!
Daryle wrote:
If ever there was a
franchise that needed to be put down -- for good -- it's Highlander.
On 9/16/07 11:56 PM, Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)
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Since they keep doing this type of crap
And saddest of all is that the main creators, writers, and producers behind the
great series do the movies. I think it's a classic case of people written
smaller stories for the small screen not knowing how to adapt for the big
screen. Star Trek showed some of that weakness in later movies as I
I thought they faltered a little this season after 3 really intense
prior seasons, but they sure made up for the finale. I hope they do a
fifth season.
Reece Jennings wrote:
I like the show. I like the twists, and the basic premise that sometimes
gets twisted in surprising directions. I
I'm with you. I had stopped watching for a while. But I caught up, and
they DEFINITELY made up for it!
Maurice Jennings
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Myself, Tracey, I give them the MST3K treatment when I can remember to tune
them in. Makes it surprisingly bearable.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Talking bout all those
bad movies got me tripping down memory lane. Tracey, you asked why we watch
some of the bad junk.
Those wascawwy wabbits!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Don't know if you're old
enough to remember this turkey, but Night of the Lepus is so bad it's funny!
They literally made a movie about killer rabbits, but they filmed *Real*
rabbits to do it! So then they use a lot
There should have been only one...
(the series, I mean)
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Amen!!!
Daryle wrote:
If ever there was a
franchise that needed to be put down -- for good -- it's Highlander.
On 9/16/07 11:56 PM, Tracey de Morsella (formerly
The Killer Shrews *was* done on MST3K, third season if memory serves. Haven't
seen Food of the Gods in forever.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Talking about all these
bad films and killer rabbits got me thinking bout two classics of bad scifi
cinema dealing with giant
LOLLOL!!! That was tongue-in-cheek! I should have said so!
I can imagine the look that was on your facewhen you read it!
LOLLOL
Maurice Jennings
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the 18th green...
Daryle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I¹m going to pitch Sci-Fi Channel a horror movie told from the perspective
of the gophers in ³Caddyshack². This is the only ground
Oh yes...scary, horrible...and strangely cuddly...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Don't know if you're old enough to remember
this turkey, but Night of the Lepus is so bad it's funny! They literally made
a movie about killer rabbits, but they filmed *Real* rabbits to do it! So then
they use
That is true about the first season. it is probably what kept me coming
back
Tracey
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And saddest of all is that the main creators, writers, and producers
behind the great series do the movies. I think it's a classic case of
people written smaller stories for the
And a good thing too!
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The Killer Shrews *was* done on
MST3K, third season if memory serves. Haven't seen Food of the Gods in
forever.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Talking about all these bad films and killer rabbits
got me thinking bout two classics of bad
In the mid 70s, De Kelley, Walter Koenig, and Jimmy Doohan appeared on
³Tomorrow² to talk about Star Trek (
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tZt493xHho ). Among the many things
discussed (and the special guest in the interview), it was made clear that
the actors were NOT getting any money for the
Talking about all these bad films and killer rabbits got me thinking bout two
classics of bad scifi cinema dealing with giant killer rats. I submit for your
approval The Killer Shrews and The Food of the Gods. These movies are so
bad you have to laugh. Tracey, just reading these reviews I found
Couldn't shut the computer down fast enough...
Reece Jennings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
LOLLOL!!! That was tongue-in-cheek! I should have said so!
I can imagine the look that was on your facewhen you read it!
LOLLOL
Maurice Jennings
Have you or someone
True. The painful thing is that I found my mistake 10 minutes later
and couldn't delete the message. (Well, I did, but obviously yahoo
ignored me.)
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tracey, I think that Marian was referring to Peter Wingfield (a
Welshman,
Don't fret, Marian.
maidmarian_thepoet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
True. The painful thing is that I found my mistake 10 minutes later
and couldn't delete the message. (Well, I did, but obviously yahoo
ignored me.)
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Martin
Kinda like *these*?
http://www.craigshawgardner.com/novels/revengebunnies.gif
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Oh
yes...scary, horrible...and strangely cuddly...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Don't know if you're old enough to remember
this turkey,
Dole lettuce recalled in U.S., Canada
By LISA LEFF, Associated Press Writer1 hour, 19 minutes ago
A division of Dole Food Co. issued an international recall of bagged salad
Monday after a sample taken from a store in Canada tested positive for E. coli,
the company said.
There have been no
Oh, crap. I polished off a head of Dole yesterday, and I tossed the packaging.
Was any of this sold at Kroger, Keith?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dole lettuce recalled
in U.S., Canada
By LISA LEFF, Associated Press Writer1 hour, 19 minutes ago
A division of
why doesn't SciFi air MST3K? i'd love to watch the old reruns, even
-- Original message --
From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The Killer Shrews *was* done on MST3K, third season if memory serves. Haven't
seen Food of the Gods in forever.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Talking
Yeah, the tone, the music, even the look of the first season--all were very
reminiscent of the first movie. Then, like I said, second season *sucked*.
Then it got better again. The last couple of seasons is when they brought in
that demon to bedevil Duncan, the crystals that would supposedly
funny!
-- Original message --
From: Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oh yes...scary, horrible...and strangely cuddly...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Don't know if you're old enough to remember this
turkey, but Night of the Lepus is so bad it's funny! They literally made a
i don't see it tied to a particular store so Kroger might have had the bad
batch as well as Publix or anyone else.
-- Original message --
From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oh, crap. I polished off a head of Dole yesterday, and I tossed the packaging.
Was any of this sold
makes sense. that was back in the days before the residual deals were worked
out to the actors' advantage.
-- Original message --
From: Daryle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In the mid 70s, De Kelley, Walter Koenig, and Jimmy Doohan appeared on
³Tomorrow² to talk about Star Trek (
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