“You want to put some kind of explanation on all this? Here’s one as good as any other. We’re bein’ punished by the Creator. He visited a curse on us. Maybe He didn’t want to see us blow ourselves up, put a big hole in the sky. Maybe He just wanted to show us He’s still the Boss Man. Maybe He figure, we gettin’ too big for our britches, tryin’ to figure His shit out.” — John (Terry Alexander) from DAY OF THE DEAD (1985)
Oh, SNAP!
TK-523: “Don’t know what happened back there. They definitely were the droids we’re looking for. We stop them at the spaceport, Vader won’t choke us out.”
“Hello to all intelligent life forms everywhere. And to everyone else out there, the secret is to bang the rocks together, guys.”
“Kaneda’s Theme” from the AKIRA (1988) soundtrack.
I put those engineering skills I learned playing Team Fortress to some good use when I prepared my house for the impending zombie apocalypse.
We’re taking off for X-Day and leaving you with several “advance” shows to remember us by. Several new musical entrancees help enyoungify an episode which also features some really old classic tracks from ancient, not very classy SubGenius Doktors. Music by The Large, Negativland, and Cuttlefish, and calls from Priestess Pisces and Rocknar, enliven old zombies LC Dave, Puzzling Evidence, Dr. Hal, Phineas Narco, Dr. Sinister and the late Prof. Chas. Collagery by Norel and LeMur space out the proceedings.
“Don Abandons Alice” from 28 WEEKS LATER (2007), music by John Murphy. The best scene in modern zombie movie history. It shows why the zombie has become the scariest horror film monster. This scene has all of the best qualities of a zombie film, with the best soundtrack too. It really sets the tone well.
I kept dreaming of a world I thought I’d never see. Then, one day, I got in…
I like the idea of an ALIEN and TRON crossover mashup. An ALIEN on The Grid represents interesting possibilities.
Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) from THE WALKING DEAD on AMC.
