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Fusenews: Appropriate for the Month of Halloween, I ThinkOctober 9, 2008
Thanks to Read Roger for the link. Posted by Elizabeth Bird on October 9, 2008 | Comments (6)
October 9, 2008
In response to: Fusenews: Appropriate for the Month of Halloween, I Think SamR commented: Here's a theory:
October 9, 2008
In response to: Fusenews: Appropriate for the Month of Halloween, I Think fivedimes commented: The monster, scary, dark trend is tired and old. The market has milked the cow dry. Just more and more poor imitations of Harry and Buffy. Let's move on. Please.
October 9, 2008
In response to: Fusenews: Appropriate for the Month of Halloween, I Think Fuse #8 commented: Ooo. I like your theory, Sam. Along the same lines I know a fella who wrote a blog about turning into a werewolf. It was so successful that he was able to play it into selling the film rights and he's now writing a Werewolf survival guide.
October 9, 2008
In response to: Fusenews: Appropriate for the Month of Halloween, I Think I. Crane commented: Based on Tim Burton's Legend of Sleepy Hollow, I don't think we need to worry about Burton being upset by book/movie discrepancies. "Leaping off point" is the best way to describe that book/movie relationship.
October 9, 2008
In response to: Fusenews: Appropriate for the Month of Halloween, I Think Fuse #8 commented: Well, he just loves the color red so. Guess that's why the Red Queen is present. And really, when you look at some of the past cinematic takes on the Alice genre, his might end up being the most authentic.
October 9, 2008
In response to: Fusenews: Appropriate for the Month of Halloween, I Think dot dot dot commented: I saw a Canadian boy wearing the Catcher In The Rye shirt and nearly peed myself, thinking it some genius knockoff. Was less enthused to discover it readily available from UO.
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