Yes, I know, and yes you may.

And, may I say that the play is wonderful and you should all buy copies. However, mine is yet unsigned. So, buy copies of the play so the author can make a trip to CA and sign my book. Oh, and I suppose he can sign all of the books you have purchased too. ;)

pretty good chance your book will get signed in October - still a few hurdles to jump first

This is true for just about everyone on Blu-Ray. Even flawless skin has pores, and now we can see all of them in their full glory.

Well, the only blurays I've watched to date have been animation and Harry Potter 3.


13-year-olds have good skin, even in BluRay. ;)



Alas, not for long. But they'll always be 13 in Prisoner of Azkaban!

Entertainment Weekly lists the 20 Greatest Vampires.

Any list that doesn't include Max Schreck as Nosferatu, doesn't call Kinski by that name either, and has no Barnabbas Collins is decidedly forfeit.

Well, in all fairness, "Nosferatu" is not the Name of either character in the movies of that title.

Heheh, assuming what I know from Shadow of the Vampire to be correct, the character in the original silent was Count Orloff and, yes, both Nosferatu films are barely-disguised versions of Stoker's Dracula.

I haven't seen the Kinski version in decades, so I can't recall what his name was ... if any was given. But "Dracula" is a lame, if understandable mistake. In a sense, Kinski does play Dracula.


Boo for no Barnabus Collins. Huh?

Pfft, Edward coming in one ahead of linked Bill and Eric (and I call shenanigans on linking different vampires who happen to be in the same show). Pfft, he has to be all pursed-lipped on the EW cover with Bill because he has no freaking FANGS. Lamest.Vampire.Ever.


I'm glad they killed Cedric Diggory!

Shadow of the Vampire is an AWESOME movie, and now they're showing it on HD Movies, to give me another reason to watch it again :D

Agreed.

Miriam Blaylock and Sarah Roberts made the list but they left off John. You DON'T leave out my man!