YES! YOU'RE A LIE IN MONO TRACK! HAHAHAHA NOW THIS CAN BE MADE INTO A BACKING! now... to edit.....
24 May 2012, 11:35 am
YES! YOU'RE A LIE IN MONO TRACK! HAHAHAHA NOW THIS CAN BE MADE INTO A BACKING! now... to edit.....

spent the last two hours learning to how properly make a mono track sound stereo. finally realized i'm a nerd and downloaded a vst instead
23 May 2012, 8:41 am
spent the last two hours learning to how properly make a mono track sound stereo. finally realized i'm a nerd and downloaded a vst instead

The Sting: Collector's Series Digibook (Blu-ray)
23 May 2012, 3:02 pm
Recommended As the winner of seven Academy Awards (Best Picture, Directing, Art Design, Costume Design, Original Screenplay, Editing and Music), it's obvious that George Roy Hill's The Sting (1973) did something right. A lot of things right, actually. This tale of grifters, guns and gambling plays all of its cards perfectly, taking its audience for as much as a ride as the poor saps victimized ...

Doctor Who: The Happiness Patrol
19 May 2012, 2:39 pm
Highly Recommended The Show:   Why do I watch classic DoctorWho ?   The special effects are bad,the stories are sometimes silly, and the villains can over actsomethingawful.   On top of that, it's a kid'sshow.   Then a story like TheHappiness Patrol comes along and Iremember why I like the program:   whenyou're least expecting it, the show can be absolutely brilliant ...

Demoniacs: Remastered Extended Edition (Blu-ray)
16 May 2012, 9:01 pm
Highly Recommended The Movie: Jean Rollin's oddball blend of art, horror and eroticism in fantastic cinema is not for all tastes. Many viewers are alienated by his work, many find it tedious, dull, and hard to follow, sometimes making no sense at all. For some people, however, it doesn't get much better than a Jean Rollin film. If you're able to connect on whatever level Rollin is speaking on ...

The Rape of The Vampire: Remastered Edition (Blu-ray)
15 May 2012, 4:31 pm
Highly Recommended The Movie: The first feature film made by the late Jean Rollin was 1968's The Rape Of The Vampire , a bizarre black and white 'melodrama in two parts' (according to the on screen text that appears at the beginning of the movie - and it does have two distinct parts) that was originally intended to be nothing more than a collection of additional footage that producer Sam Selsky ...

Doctor Who: Dragonfire
13 May 2012, 2:24 pm
Rent It The Show:   When I first saw Sylvester McCoy's take on The Doctor I haveto admit that I wasn't impressed.   Butthat was years ago, soon after they aired and I only managed to view acoupleof stories.   I had heard that the laterseasons were darker and generally better, but I never took the time tosearchthem out.   I seemed to recall that inMcCoy's first year on the ...

Pony Express
3 May 2012, 4:39 pm
Recommended The Movie: This 1953 remake of the 1925 silent western Pony Express begins when a lone mountain man named William F. Cody (Charlton Heston), or Buffalo Bill as he's better known, fends off a horde of Indians and then, when his horse gets killed in the fray, hitches a ride on a stagecoach that happens to pass by. On the way to the town that is their final destination they stop at an ...

Badge 373
1 May 2012, 6:39 pm
Recommended The Movie: Directed by Howard Koch in 1973 and co-written by the real life Eddie Egan (on whom this story is based and who has a supporting role as a police lieutenant), Badge 373 stars Robert Duvall as a tough, no nonsense cop named Eddie Ryan working the mean streets of New York City. Shortly after we're introduced to him, he's kicked off the force for the 'accidental' death of a ...

Girl On a Motorcycle: Remastered Edition
30 April 2012, 7:24 pm
Recommended The Movie: While best known as one of the greatest cinematographers of all time, the late, great Jack Cardiff also had a few interesting directorial credits to his name, the best known probably being 1968's Girl On A Motorcycle , which he also shot. The film follows a woman named Rebecca played by Marianne Faithfull who, through voice over, tells us her story which we witness through ...

Whispers
25 April 2012, 2:29 pm
Rent It "Once you die for good, the whispers will stop...." The Movie Every time I hear someone whine that "the book was so much better than the movie!" I want to slap them. Is it really fair to compare such different artistic mediums? Don't you have to accept that screenplays can't realistically accommodate every aspect of an entire novel, and that they should be judged separately on their own ...