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I get Christmas e-cards, birthday e-cards, etc from bands and record labels all the time. A Halloween e-card though? That's different.
I get Christmas e-cards, birthday e-cards, etc from bands and record labels all the time. A Halloween e-card though? That's different.
Last night I went by the Mesa Street Grill. Hadn't been there in awhile and, as awesome as I remember their award winning food being; they have somehow gotten even better!!
Still haven't come out to the KLAQ Haunted Warehouse, the Mansion of Death in 3D? Maybe this will show you how scary and awesome it is! These girls came out crying, and one of them had run out of her shoes trying to get out! The other girl actually collapsed and her boyfriend had to carry her out!
With the last two days of October upon us, I suppose you'd expect the usual movie today, like Halloween or Friday the 13th or something. But I'm not going to do that today. Instead, I'm going to give you one of my favorite scary movies, featuring one of my favorite actors, Lance Henriksen.
From the giant Kung Fu Panda with a broom to highlighting the struggles of "Mig'ur Cablela", the Taiwanese animators at NMA World Edition show us how San Francisco swept Detroit out of the World Series, complete with a scene of the Panda taking a chainsaw to a tiger's head! You can't make this stuff up. Or, well, actually...
I love Japanese food, so I'm really happy I got to sample some of the food from Akari that they'll be serving at the Taste of El Paso!
In the 80's, Dee Snider was a huge rock icon, fronting Twisted Sister, hosting Metal Shop on MTV, speaking against the PMRC. After the band broke up, he went on to write an album called Desperado that never saw the light and then formed Widowmaker in anger. When that band broke apart, he wrote and released a great movie based on the Horror-Teria story from the Twisted Sister album "Stay Hungry".
The 70's was a great decade for scary movies! It's hard to beat some of the amazing movies that were made back then, and as movie companies attempt to remake these films to cash in, they're hopefully learning to leave them well enough alone. The remake of The Omen, while a decent film, just didn't do to people what the original still does.
Back in 1988 I went to see this movie in the theaters with some friends (girls), and when I left, I had almost no feeling in my arms from being squeezed and clawed. There's nothing like seeing scary movies with girls, by the way.
I recently interviewed Emilio Rivera who is here in El Paso today! I couldn't air the whole interview though ... here's what you missed!!
This weekend is the last weekend for the KLAQ Mansion of Death in 3D, and we're letting you get $5 off admission if you have KLAQ on your body somewhere! If you don't we will scribble it on you so you can still get the discount. Check out some pics from last night's scribbling. (Spoiler: There's a nice butt in there!)