The Chilling!
Here’s The Chilling, from 1989:
I haven’t seen it, but it stars Linda Blair and is apparently about defrosted cryogenic zombies. Count me in!
…and since we’ve been having such a good run with the surveys lately, I’ll add one of those, too:
Growing up, what was the one videocassette you could *never* stop playing? (Both official releases and taped-off-tv things count!)
Tell everyone, in the comments!
The Making of ALIENS!
Here’s a super long documentary about the making of Aliens, from 1986:
I was much too young to see Aliens when it was in theaters, but that didn’t stop my parents from dragging me along with them. I’d have to call that the scariest in-theater experience I’ve ever had… possibly excluding the time I saw The Shining while stoned at some arthouse theater in the early 2000s.
So let’s turn that into a survey:
What’s the scariest movie you’ve ever seen IN THEATERS? Doesn’t count if you watched it at home!
Spill it, in the comments!
Hornets from Hell!
Just a weird shorty for tonight:
This old Nat Geo segment about Japanese giant hornets utterly decimating a honeybee hive is fascinating and frightening. It’s also been “internet famous” for many years, so chances are good that a number of you have already seen it!
I can watch stuff like this all day long.
A Family Circus Easter!
Happy Easter, if you celebrate it!
Here’s A Family Circus Easter, from 1982. Yes, this really exists. I don’t expect it to rock your world, but admit it… you’re a bit curious.
Let’s also add a survey for you Easter-celebrating types:
Growing up, what sort of stuff was in your Easter basket? Was it just candy, or did your folks go a step beyond? Swap stories, in the comments!
