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Midnight Swim Beach Woman

The Wizard of OzYes, it's a classic book and later a classic movie starring a very young Judy Garland, but you haven't experienced it until you've read and/or seen it in the original Vulcan. d'Oro t'Hy-Gale heh wuh Yar-khush Kahr The Vulcan book is titled "d'Oro t'Hy-Gale heh wuh Yar-khush Kahr." The best translation for us Earthers would be "d'Oro t'Hy-Gale and the Emerald City." The Vulcan's also have a movie version of the book, although only us Earthers would call it a movie. The Vulcan's prefer to describe it as a visual essay on the benefits of logic to overcome even the most dire of situations. The only copies of the Vulcan's video essay can be viewed at the Katric Arc, or at the Vulcan Science Academy. (Unless you are a subscriber to the Kelvin Timeline, then you know that these have been lost forever). Similar to the Terran version of the story, the original follows the adventures and pitfalls of a young Vulcan girl name d'Oro t'Hy-Gale who is abruptly ripped from the se...

Foxxfyrre Flicks That's Not Me Not too many things creep me out any more. The ghoul/demon/she-devil/or what ever you want to call what is in this short film did bring out the creep factor. That's Not Me is only three and a half minutes long, but that is more than enough time to get the hairs on the nape of your neck to stand.Two very big and twitching thumbs up. TTFN Frank Sirianni aka Foxxfyrre

Monolith Monsters - Video Dailymotion

The following movies--in no specific order--are my favorite horror flicks. I'm an big horror fan, so to reduce the list to only 5 was really a difficult task for me. To make this daunting task a little easier, I narrowed it down by answering the following questions:What movies had a lasting impact?Such as KEEPING ME UP ALL NIGHT, and for HOW LONGCouldn't help but talk about the movie with friendsMade me think or, more precisely, made me try NOT to think about the movie.Were there some good OMG and WTF moments?Was the Creep-Me-Out-Factor high enough?Was the publicity and hype about the movie just hype, or were the hype and reviews spot on? The Exorcist (1973) The Exorcist, bar none, had to be the scariest movie that I can remember seeing. I was 13 years old when it came out in theaters and I remember the hype surrounding the movie. Everyone was talking about it. Some loved it. Some hated it. Some swore they would never see it. It seemed like someone had some opinion about the Exorc...