I didn't get to see the beginning, but the creepiest film I ever saw was Clownhouse . (1989) I don't have a problem with clowns, like my daughter does, but it was one of those movies that kept me on the edge of my seat. I also liked Phantasm , but I can see where some may not agree with me on that o...

I earlier mentioned my love for action films of Segall and Stallone and such, but one other genre (and one subject in particular) fall into this category - to a certain extent. I love classic Christmas movies! Whenever I find one on during the season, I watch it, regardless of what point the movie i...

I watched A Hard Day's Night on a double bill with For Those Who Think Young and had to sit through it twice to actually get to hear the music. I felt it was worth it, and I'm still (and will always be) a Beatles fan. (Born in '51.) 8) For Those Who Think Young was maybe one of the last "beach&...

Larry wrote:


I am concerned however about that message put up over at TCM. There are are couple of people over there that I don't want to encounter on here; and they're just the ones who'll barg in.


Don't worry, Larry. Over here we got sheriffs to keep the riff-raff in check.

I wouldn't say it's not popular, John. I enjoy it... I'm just not good at it.

Keep it going and maybe I'll finally find one I recognize.

Actually, Peggy Sue got married because she was in the "family way" because of her one-nighter with Charlie (Nicholas Cage). This was the proper way in the fifties. I was surprised to see Leon Ames as her grandfather. I didn't realize he was still around when this movie was made. I think t...

Hey, Carol. As soon as you can, get over to the Classic Film Art Forum and check out the Pencil Art thread.

You'll be amazed.

Love your works, Danny! A talent like yours was meant to be shared, and we're all blessed to be the ones doing the receiving.

Thank you from the bottoms of our hearts.

I do like classical music too, though it tends to bring me down a bit so I listen to it sparingly. Miss G As a classical music lover I'm curious to know what brings you down. I find most of Beethoven, Brahms and a good deal of Baroque music to be quite the opposite. Granted there are plenty of pice...

I sorta like the famous "John and Marsha".

"Oh, John!"

"Oh, Marsha!"

"John!"

"Marsha!"

Etc.

Hi, Carol and welcome to the oasis.

Make sure you visit the thread on making an avatar. I'm sure you can find some help posting something you feel really says, "Hi! I'm Inglis!"

The re-direct worked fine for me. Thanks.

Miss G, My only problem with that is that Doniphon is not a killer and I don't easily make the jump to him killing Valance just to save Stoddard. If I may interject... I disagree slightly with this in a sense. I think that Tom Donophon was ready and very willing to kill Liberty Valance when he was ...

I'll have to cast my vote for favorite cop show as being Barney Miller , too. It was a sitcom that had you rolling on the floor laughing (remember Yamana's hashish brownies?) or seeing the hard life of a big city policeman. The entire cast played completely believable characters and brought somethin...

Hi, Danny. Love your drawings! I prefer working in pencil, too, although I don't have anywhere near the talent that you've shown here. One of these days I'll invest in a real set of drawing pencils... not that that will make me any better, but it will help with getting blacker blacks and softer shad...