This journey of ever-becoming...

[Moetown]

Life, man. What's it all about? What are you about? Have you seen any good movies recently?

[brainfiber]

I've been watching the Lost Boys. Rewatching, I should say, after 20 years. Star...Jami "can't spare a square" Gertz is smoking in it...you've came a long way from your Muffy Tepperman days in Square pegs. And because of that hottness I will forgive you for your role in Jersey Girl...and not the kevin smith film...that film cannot be forgiven...i'm talking about the 1992 romantic comedy where you starred opposite Practice star Dylan McDermott. Didn't know she was in Sixteen Candles, playing the part of Robin. Long Duck Dong.  


I still love that INXS song "Good Times"...it was with somebody else...can't remember who.

man there are alot of good songs with 'good times' in the title.

hendrix
cars
sam cooke
poison
theme from "good times"

the one thing about the lost boys that I must say...I don't approve of riding motorcycles without helmets...vampire or not.

[Tripp]

I have never seen Lost Boys.

Though I have seen Duran Duran's Wild Boys several times.

[brainfiber]

well if you take wild boys and hungry like the wolf you've pretty much seen Lost Boys

[captqitn]

I've never seen a Clockwork Orange.


there.


I said it.

[Tripp]

I've seen Clockwork Orange and I don't really feel the need to ever watch it again.

Though I did like it.

[brainfiber]

I've seen Clockwork Orange and I don't really feel the need to ever watch it again.

same here.

there's a part in that movie that disturbed me to never want to see it again.

[brainfiber]

sometimes I think (most of the time in some "i just saw something out of the corner of my eye" paranoia) how I would react if all of a sudden something I had never seen came out from under our bed and just started scurrying around the floor.

Like a giant bug critter or varmit...like nothing ever seen before...like not a big rat...that would be freaky, but I'd know what it was...python...be totally scared shitless, but would know what it was.

I'm talking some sort of freak, alien, mutated thing...tentacles, giant eye...antennea...just freaking crusing along the floor...maybe making some gurgling or slurping sound. Perhaps trailing some icky substance behind it.

How would I react. Would I just stand there in shock until the thing crawled onto my leg and started eating my foot with its squid like mouth on it's underbelly.

How would my mind process seeing something that goes against everything that I perceieved to be real. I mean how do I know at that moment the Sun King isn't going to rip the roof off my house and pick me up outta there and say "That was a close one Jimmy. Those diddle-b-boops will eat you whole in minutes."

How would I know the thing isn't friendly? Ugly, icky, and scary doesn't mean it can't be friendly right. Cute little otter will bite your finger off too you know.

That's one of the things I think about.

[captqitn]

I bet I'd scream like a schoolgirl.

I hope not, but :shrug:

[brainfiber]

I'm thinking the same thing.

[bebopbalogna]

I've been watching the Lost Boys.

man.  if you liked "lost boys", you should really check out "license to drive".  those coreys just get better with age.   good times roll, indeed. what i would give to let THEM brush my rock and roll hair.

[captqitn]

Then curl up with that special somebody and watch Blown Away.    super duper hotttt.

When we went up to Dave Fridmann's place to record Home XIV, he had a chill out room with a Laser Disc player and this was the only Disc he owned.    

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[Poop Fresh-Herbed Pickles]

Then curl up with that special somebody and watch Blown Away.    super duper hotttt.

When we went up to Dave Fridmann's place to record Home XIV, he had a chill out room with a Laser Disc player and this was the only Disc he owned.    

ILTS +

[brainfiber]

Laser Discs...that was the future

[brainfiber]

I've been watching the Lost Boys.

man.  if you liked "lost boys", you should really check out "license to drive".  those coreys just get better with age.   good times roll, indeed. what i would give to let THEM brush my rock and roll hair.

you miss the point that it's not a haim/fellman movie...there's more too it...you have the conflict between Jpartick and Ksutherland...you have the conflict between grandpa and that guy who wears the glasses...conflict between the living and the dead.

It's like haim says "You're a creature of the night Michael, just like out of a comic book! You're a vampire Michael! My own brother, a goddamn, shit-sucking vampire. You wait 'till mom finds out, buddy!"

and I'll end with this...point break is lost boys without the vampires.