a brilliant cinematic spectacle of film brilliance

[prickvixen]

I found a couple of absolutely brilliant tapes at the local used book and video store today, and I'm thinking of having a little video party this weekend...






The guy who runs the store tried to sell me on Prizzi's Honor, but I was like "Unnnh, I dunno..." I'm not interested in any of that 'Oscar winner' nonsense. I have certain standards.

I'm going to see if I can't get something of equal calibre to anchor these two cinematic works. Maybe that copy of Deal of the Century I saw while I was there.


If you're in the area and you think you might want to drop by and experience this, let me or Peggy know.

Comments

[avylin.livejournal.com]

Dammit. I would so want to attend if I could.

[defenbaugh.livejournal.com]

Id watch, but.. my eyes just melted out.. Thanks.

[shaterri.livejournal.com]

Ahhh, Hammerman. I'm not sure *why* that brings back fond memories, but somehow it does. Wish I could be there.

And of course, if you haven't already seen it, you should scope out Seanbaby's review (http://www.seanbaby.com/stupid/mrt.htm) of the Mr. T video.

[zrath.livejournal.com]

Oh dear god, I wish I could make it.
Those two tapes look like they're bursting with comedic potential!

I used to do this thing on Saturday Mornings...
Actually I still do it, it's called SLEEEEEEEEEEEP!!!!
So there's a lot of stuff I never saw, and Hammerman is definitely one of them.