Drawing of the Day: Post-it – Friday – Black Friday

Me&Todd Holiday Awareness: Self portrait – Thanksgiving – Turkey Todd

Drawing of the Day: Post-it – Thursday – Cowskeleton at Inn of the Hills in Kerrville for Thanksgiving

Movie Review: Loose Shoes (1980)

Also known as “Coming Attractions,” here is a movie that stars Bill Murray on the DVD cover (dir. Ira Miller). It’s a spoof on coming attractions for movies and Bill Murray is in one small part of it.

It’s irreverent, kind of funny at times, very dated, and very weird.

2.5 hats and glasses

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Movie Review: Beyond the Valley of the Dolls (1970)

I don’t know what to say about this bizarre acid trip of a movie (dir. Russ Meyer).

Written by Roger Ebert!

Hollywood does weird scary sexy even deadly things to people!

3 hats and glasses.

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Drawing of the Day: Post-it – Wednesday – Zombie Chicken with Eggwalkers

Movie Review: Phantom of the Paradise (1974)

This movie (dir. Brian De Palma) is incredible. Very weird and hilarious. Very dark for a PG rating! This is a beautiful imagining of the Faust tale.

This tiny cute but creepy dude Paul Williams plays the Devil character.

My 70s crush Jessica Harper is the lead actress in it.

All in all, a phenomenal, weird, and intriguingly cheesy film.

4.5 hats and glasses

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Drawing of the Day: Post-it – Tuesday – Coffin Cuddle

Drawing of the Day: Post-it – Monday – Skeleton News

Movie Review: Picasso and Braque Go to the Movies (2008)

Here is an interesting look at how the artwork of these painters was heavily influenced by motion pictures. (Dir. Arne Glimcher).

It was produced and narrated by Martin Scorsese.

Personally, I have had trouble accepting or appreciating a lot of Picasso’s work. This is one of the first of several Scorsese-produced films that I have been on a kick watching lately. His documentaries about artists really help me appreciate some shit.

3 hats and glasses.

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