What’s your favorite cartoon?

Scooby Do was the one that popped to mind. Been a fan of it for many years and it was always one I loved to watch as a kid.
What’s your favorite cartoon?

Scooby Do was the one that popped to mind. Been a fan of it for many years and it was always one I loved to watch as a kid.
Do you ever see wild animals?
Deer, birds, and squirrels. That’s what I see the most. We also have raccoons and possums that occasionally come up on the back deck. I’ve heard owls and coyotes but never seen them.
Do you have a favorite place you have visited? Where is it?
Key West. It lived up to the hype in my head. Warm. Beautiful. Sunny. Great way to spend a week in December. I managed to find a time that wasn’t too crowded and a quiet hotel. My wife and I walked all over that town. I would love to go back.
Share five things you’re good at.
Spoilers – proceed with caution.
Haiku:
Twin brothers return
Ready to start a business
Dreaming of success
2 more to come, stay tuned, allright, let me go ahead and dive into this movie, a movie that might be number 1 for me in 2025, if not, easily top 5.
First thing, score, the music in this movie is fire from start to finish. I loved the song, Rocky Road to Dublin when all the vampires were singing along and dancing. It’s one of my favorite moments and another favorite musical moment was when the song I Lied to You was playing and the camera wove it’s way through the dance floor showcasing how that music was piercing the veil of time. Wow! And the other musical moments were top notch too. Hard not to enjoy I picked poor robin clean, so, if you watch this movie for one thing. Watch it for the music. You will not be disappointed.
Now, haiku 2.
3 vampires arrive
Trying to start a new world
Filled with peace and love
Ryan Coogler, director, dude knows how to get the most out of a scene, knows how to keep the pace quick, and he knows how to capture each moment with the lens. He also did a great job keeping this story centered because there are a lot of moving parts. Easy to get lost but he kept it on the right path and Ryan also wore a Producers hat and Writer’s hat too. Lots on his shoulders and he handled it effortlessly.
Now, the third haiku
Bloody fight ensues
Two guys survive until dawn
Vampires burn alive
Next up, acting, without this cast you wouldn’t have been able to make a movie like this work. You just wouldn’t. Miles Caton and Jack O’Connell, highlight for acting, highlight for singing. Michael B. Jordan playing three characters, twins, and a vampire. I can’t give him enough credit for what he did – very convincing. Hailee Steinfeld was great as a human or vampire. The rest of the cast was flawless too. Delroy Lindo, should give him a nod, I had no idea he had an English accent, and to see Buddy Guy at the end. I liked that too.
And last thing to mention, the vampires, one of my favorite subgenres in horror. They looked great with those glowing eyes and calm demeanours, talking about peace and love, and one big happy family, free of race and gender. Also, liked seeing the old vampire tropes show up with garlic, sunlight, and wooden stakes to the heart being their downfall. I could keep going but I think that’s it. What are your thoughts about Sinners? Is it worth the hype or not? Let me know in the comments. Also, giving a nod to the Dead Meat Podcast. They did an amazing job deep diving this one. That’s where I learned about Delroy Lindo having an accent. I really liked how they discussed not only the movie but the history surrounding it. I encourage you to check it out.
Take care and have a good one.
YouTube Horror Channel: Disembodied Screams
4 bright yellow eyes
Watching behind the clear glass
Hunting with their mind
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Are you more of a night or morning person?
Morning – another easy one to answer.
Currently laying in bed – wide awake at 4:30 AM – writing this.
What are your feelings about eating meat?
If you enjoy meat then great. I am not going to police your eating habits. I have enjoyed my fair share but as of late I am leaning more towards being a vegetarian. Still not there – chicken and fish are still in my diet – but less and less chicken as I get older.
What are your two favorite things to wear?
Easiest question so far.
A Pittsburgh Steelers hoody that I wear constantly. I’ve even replaced the zipper because I wear it so much.
My Hey Dude shoes. Constant companions on my feet.
What technology would you be better off without, why?
I’d like to say my phone but I am writing this post on it so without it I couldn’t do that. Plus there are many benefits to a phone – creative benefits – that are nice to have for a mind like mine. Very useful so I’d be lying if I said a phone.
But there is one thing I would be better off without. Streaming media. I could learn to live without streaming and go back to records or CDs or DVD’s if I had to.
I loved the idea of streaming everything a few years back, seemed simpler, until greed took over.
Now, instead of one app for many things you have many apps for one thing, and don’t even get me started on exclusive series for one service or the price. It’s just getting out of control. I think that’s the bit of technology I could lose and I would not miss.

I enjoyed this one. Told from a dog’s point of view. I am not sure I have seen a ghost story from that angle and it was more than a gimmick to put butts in seats. It actually worked and kept my attention the whole time.
Highlight for sure was the dog. Indy was so good in his role that at times I forgot I was watching a dog. He sold it. Not sure how they got him to do the things he did.
It also didn’t overstay its welcome. Just shy of 1 hour and 13 minutes and to me that’s a perfect length for a movie like this. If you get a chance check it out. There’s lots of good creepy stuff that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Name your top three pet peeves.
1: Traffic. Ridiculous amount of it where I live. Takes forever to go a mile if you don’t find the right time of day to get out and get your errands done.
2: One train that always runs when I am trying to get my daughter to school early. Once a week she has to be at chorus by 8 and I think only once this train hasn’t interfered with my routine.
3. Climate change deniers and flat earthers. People need to stop believing social media so much. Do your own research and form your own opinions.
Who are your current most favorite people?
How about my family?
My wife and kids give me tons of love and support and happiness and strength. They help me get through each day.
How about politically?
Bernie Sanders. I have really started to realize in the U.S. that both political parties have more issues than I ever realized and both have many faults. Bernie is one of the few in that system that seems legit like he really is trying to change things. Hard to trust any politician 100% but I feel like he’s a relatively safe bet.
How about musically?
I have been listening to a lot of extreme heavy metal as of late and two singers that have risen through the ranks as favorites are Will Ramos of Lorna Shore and Travis Ryan of Cattle Decapatation. What they do vocally isn’t humanely possible. Love listening to them and the bands they front. Current drummer of Cattle Dave McGraw probably should be mentioned too. He does things on the drums that leave you awe struck.
What are your favorite animals?
I was reading through some of the other posts for this prompt and someone said bees which is a great pick. Bees really are the backbone of nature. Dive into what they do for all of us on this planet and it will amaze you.
Guess that’s one pick and pick two has to be cats. As I lay in bed writing this on my phone, not good, I know, I can hear our two young cats running wild. They bring so much joy to our home and responsibility which is great for my kids as they grow and turn into teens.
Maybe a third pick could be snakes. I think they get a bad reputation in this world and yes I know they can be dangerous and deadly but they can also be beautiful.
Not much to say about this one. It worked and sort of didn’t but if you can vibe with it, which I did, then it’s a good time at the movies. It’s not for everyone, probably not for 99% of the population, but that 1% is going to enjoy it as I did because I am a big fan of well made B-Movies.
Plus there’s plenty of gore for gore hounds and Gunnar Hanson is in it. He played Leatherface in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie. Bonus points for that.
Also liked the noir aspect too with the detective doing voice overs like Bogie when he played Sam Spade. Highlight of the movie for me.
Do you enjoy B-Movies? Let me know your favorite.
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