The GLCMB Weekend Warriors thread - Page 2

Big Daddy Dave Skywalker · 10-05-2014, 10:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DOOM

This is good. Shows improvement. Next step: sandwiches on demand.

Ironic that I'm reading this; She just made me chicken salad sandwiches!

And in a few minutes my son and I are off to Spooky World New England. Gonna get our fright on tonight!

Jeff · 10-05-2014, 10:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Big Daddy Dave

Ironic that I'm reading this; She just made me chicken salad sandwiches!

And in a few minutes my son and I are off to Spooky World New England. Gonna get our fright on tonight!

Sweet! Where is Spooky World located now? For a while, they were at the Patriots Stadium (that might have been quite a while ago) and then there was all this legal bullshit and they had to move. The Stadium is ten minutes from my house.

Big Daddy Dave Skywalker · 10-06-2014, 03:44 PM

There's one in NH and one in Rhode Island.

Jeff · 10-11-2014, 02:31 PM

Ahoy, Mateys.

Just got home from my aunt's house in Cape Cod, been there since Wednesday with no internet. I ran to Dunkin donuts for a few minutes each morning just to check the vitals. Thursday, my dad and I spread 6 yards of loam by hand and did a ton of other yard work at her house, and let me tell ya, this Doom is hurtin big time.

So this weekend.....hmm,...well a LONG nap for starters, I want to take a ride to Taeget later to pick up Kiss' latest greatest hits collection (damn you, Gene Simmons) and check out the TF merch they have.

Tomorrow, I might go to this new church that I visited a couple weeks ago. Dunno. Depends how I feel physically. And I want to continue work on the song I am recording.
So what's everyone up to?

Big Daddy Dave Skywalker · 10-11-2014, 02:48 PM

I'll just repost this here as I didn't think of this thread at the time:

I'm heading out the door now, on my way to The Somerville Theatre in Mass to watch a 7 film horror marathon, all in glorious 35mm!

The lineup is:

The Cat And The Canary (with musical accompaniment)
Poltergeist
Creature From The Black Lagoon (in 3D)
John Carpenter's The Thing
Wait Until Dark
A Nightmare On Elm St Part 3
Let The Right One In

The first and foremost reason I'm going is to see The Thing. It's the last big movie on my on screen bucket list and my all time favorite horror film. This one is huge to me.

2nd most excited for TCFTBL. Being in 3D is icing on the cake.

Definitely not staying late enough for Let The Right One In. Fantastic film and I really like both versions of it, but I'm not driving back at 3 in the morning.

TazzMission · 10-11-2014, 03:14 PM

planning a prank to pull on halloween

Deadpool · 10-11-2014, 06:10 PM

I went shopping with my parents and got a haircut. Rather depressing actually.

Space Cop · 10-11-2014, 08:36 PM

As incompatible as it sounds, doing some prep for Bible study, reading a werewolf novel, and watching horror movies

TazzMission · 10-12-2014, 02:09 AM

kicking back listening to the marshal mathers lp. forgot how great it is

Jeff · 10-12-2014, 02:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Big Daddy Dave

I'll just repost this here as I didn't think of this thread at the time:

I'm heading out the door now, on my way to The Somerville Theatre in Mass to watch a 7 film horror marathon, all in glorious 35mm!

That sounds awesome! I hope you had a great time! Looking forward to hearing about it.

Big Daddy Dave Skywalker · 10-12-2014, 03:30 PM

Had a great time! The 35mm print of The Thing was in beautiful condition, and had no scratches or defects that I could see. It as awesome seeing it on the big screen, which I've never been able to pull off until now. I was 8 years old in 1982 when The Thing came out and I've seen the film dozens of times on TV, VHS, DVD and bluray.

I've fallen in love with this particular theater since finding it. It was built in 1914 and they had their 100th anniversary this year by celebrating with a lot of classic movies. It's been renovated and they keep the main theater in excellent condition. For classic movies the manager comes out onstage and introduces the film by saying a few words to the audience about it. Then they pull back old fashioned curtains and play the movies. Very old school, very cool.

Add to that, there was some kind of annual music festival in the streets of Somerville this weekend. There were bands playing every few blocks in alleys, corners and parks and there were thousands of people of all ages walking the streets celebrating, many of them in costumes. Kind of like their own little mardi gras.

10-06-2014, 03:44 PM	#28
Big Daddy Dave Skywalker Moisture Farmer Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: At Toshi Station picking up some power converters Posts: 16,719	There's one in NH and one in Rhode Island. __________________

10-11-2014, 02:31 PM	#29
Jeff Guardian of the Universe Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Gobotron Posts: 8,914 Blog Entries: 6	Ahoy, Mateys. Just got home from my aunt's house in Cape Cod, been there since Wednesday with no internet. I ran to Dunkin donuts for a few minutes each morning just to check the vitals. Thursday, my dad and I spread 6 yards of loam by hand and did a ton of other yard work at her house, and let me tell ya, this Doom is hurtin big time. So this weekend.....hmm,...well a LONG nap for starters, I want to take a ride to Taeget later to pick up Kiss' latest greatest hits collection (damn you, Gene Simmons) and check out the TF merch they have. Tomorrow, I might go to this new church that I visited a couple weeks ago. Dunno. Depends how I feel physically. And I want to continue work on the song I am recording. So what's everyone up to? __________________

10-11-2014, 02:48 PM	#30
Big Daddy Dave Skywalker Moisture Farmer Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: At Toshi Station picking up some power converters Posts: 16,719	I'll just repost this here as I didn't think of this thread at the time: I'm heading out the door now, on my way to The Somerville Theatre in Mass to watch a 7 film horror marathon, all in glorious 35mm! The lineup is: The Cat And The Canary (with musical accompaniment) Poltergeist Creature From The Black Lagoon (in 3D) John Carpenter's The Thing Wait Until Dark A Nightmare On Elm St Part 3 Let The Right One In The first and foremost reason I'm going is to see The Thing. It's the last big movie on my on screen bucket list and my all time favorite horror film. This one is huge to me. 2nd most excited for TCFTBL. Being in 3D is icing on the cake. Definitely not staying late enough for Let The Right One In. Fantastic film and I really like both versions of it, but I'm not driving back at 3 in the morning. __________________

10-11-2014, 03:14 PM	#31
TazzMission Guardian of the Universe Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: In my own head Posts: 26,623	planning a prank to pull on halloween __________________ .................................................. .......................... I'm not homophobic you are hetrophobic so thank you fuck you bye

10-11-2014, 08:36 PM	#33
Space Cop The Dandy Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: The Third State Posts: 27,781 Blog Entries: 2	As incompatible as it sounds, doing some prep for Bible study, reading a werewolf novel, and watching horror movies __________________

10-12-2014, 02:09 AM	#34
TazzMission Guardian of the Universe Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: In my own head Posts: 26,623	kicking back listening to the marshal mathers lp. forgot how great it is __________________ .................................................. .......................... I'm not homophobic you are hetrophobic so thank you fuck you bye

10-12-2014, 03:30 PM	#36
Big Daddy Dave Skywalker Moisture Farmer Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: At Toshi Station picking up some power converters Posts: 16,719	Had a great time! The 35mm print of The Thing was in beautiful condition, and had no scratches or defects that I could see. It as awesome seeing it on the big screen, which I've never been able to pull off until now. I was 8 years old in 1982 when The Thing came out and I've seen the film dozens of times on TV, VHS, DVD and bluray. I've fallen in love with this particular theater since finding it. It was built in 1914 and they had their 100th anniversary this year by celebrating with a lot of classic movies. It's been renovated and they keep the main theater in excellent condition. For classic movies the manager comes out onstage and introduces the film by saying a few words to the audience about it. Then they pull back old fashioned curtains and play the movies. Very old school, very cool. Add to that, there was some kind of annual music festival in the streets of Somerville this weekend. There were bands playing every few blocks in alleys, corners and parks and there were thousands of people of all ages walking the streets celebrating, many of them in costumes. Kind of like their own little mardi gras. __________________

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