Monster of the Day #436
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Monster of the Day #436

Well, done with Don Dohler now, so let's move on. I don't know, that hairdo makes the Bride look a bit butch. Still, it's clear he's had some hare-raising adventures.
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Monster of the Day #435
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Monster of the Day #435

"All we know for sure is that the monster is British."* [*Oh, stop complaining. At least I didn't use the "Quick, Henry, the Flit!" line again.]
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Monster of the Day #432
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Monster of the Day #432

And so we kill off Alien Factor. However, I realized that the earlier shot of the Zagatile didn't show it off to effect, as it looked normal sized the way it was framed. Couldn't find a decent color shot, but here's a nice B&W still. All I could think of was, 'What a pain…
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Butterfly (1981)
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Butterfly (1981)

By 1940, the 25 year-old Orson Welles was an established, bona fide wunderkind.  He was one of the first multimedia superstars, having established by that tender age brilliant careers both as a stage actor and director and as a radio star and personality. 1938 brought him lasting fame, or perhaps notoriety, following his infamous…
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Open Weekend Open Thread 2/27/12
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Open Weekend Open Thread 2/27/12

Well, I (I hope you're sitting down) waited until the last minute to start this month's roundtable piece, due by Wednesday night at midnight. Should have it done, but it might be a bit rough. So that was my weekend. Did see the Amazing Race (which I hadn't even known was starting) and Worst…
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