A lot of big time actors appeared in Horror Movies earlier in their careers. Some, I'd say, would have to be more proud of their work than others. I'm sure I'm missing a bunch, but these are pretty good.
Jennifer Aniston - Leprechaun (1993)
Kevin Bacon - Friday the 13th (1980)
Ben Affleck - Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992)
Paul Rudd - Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995)
Johnny Depp - A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
Renee Zellweger - Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation (1994)
Matthew McConaughey - Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation (1994)
Patricia Arquette - A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987)
Jack Black - I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (1998)
Dana Carvey - Halloween II (1981)
Josh Hartnett - Halloween: H20 (1998)
Eva Mendes - Children of the Corn V: Fields of Terror (1998)
Ving Rhames - The People Under The Stairs (1991)
Julia Louis-Dreyfus - Troll (1986)
Brook Shields - Alice, Sweet Alice (1976)
Rainn Wilson - House of 1,000 Corpses (2003)
Michelle Williams - Species (1995)
Naomi Watts - Children of the Corn IV: The Gathering (1996)
Lots of great work right there. I actually like a bunch of those movies, probably more than the actor/actress in it.
Happy Halloween
-Keefe
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
2012-13 NBA Season Preview
Picks you can rip. It’s that time of year again, here are my on the record for picks for everything this season. Playoff teams, the champion, and all the individual awards you can handle. Hopefully this helps you kill time before tonight’s Celtics-Heat game.
WESTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS:
1. Oklahoma City Thunder
2. Los Angeles Lakers
3. Los Angeles Clippers
4. San Antonio Spurs
5. Memphis Grizzlies
6. Denver Nuggets
7. Houston Rockets
8. Minnesota Timberwolves
EASTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS:
1. Miami Heat
2. Boston Celtics
3. Indiana Pacers
4. Chicago Bulls
5. Philadelphia 76ers
6. Brooklyn Nets
7. New York Knicks
8. Atlanta Hawks
WCF: Lakers over Thunder
ECF: Heat over Celtics
Finals: Heat over Lakers
Western All-Stars:
Chris Paul, Clippers
Kobe Bryant, Lakers
Kevin Durant, Thunder
Blake Griffin, Clippers
Dwight Howard, Lakers
Russell Westbrook, Thunder
Kevin Love, Timberwolves
Zach Randolph, Grizzlies
Tony Parker, Spurs
Steve Nash, Lakers
James Harden, Rockets
DeMarcus Cousins, Kings
Eastern All-Stars:
Deron Williams, Nets
Dwyane Wade, Heat
LeBron James, Heat
Carmelo Anthony, Knicks
Andrew Bynum, 76ers
Rajon Rondo, Celtics
Kevin Garnett, Celtics
Paul Pierce, Celtics
Chris Bosh, Heat
Monta Ellis, Bucks
Al Horford, Hawks
Joe Johnson, Nets
Rookie of the Year: Anthony Davis, Hornets
All-Rookie 1st Team
Anthony Davis, Hornets
Damian Lillard, Trail Blazers
Bradley Beal, Wizards
Terrence Jones, Rockets
Harrison Barnes, Warriors
All-Rookie 2nd Team
Jared Sullinger, Celtics
Perry Jones III, Thunder
Andrew Nicholson, Magic
Alexey Shved, Timberwolves
Kendall Marshall, Suns
6th Man of the Year: Jason Terry, Celtics
Defensive Player of the Year: Dwight Howard, Lakers
All-Defense 1st Team
Chris Paul, Clippers
Tony Allen, Grizzlies
LeBron James, Heat
Kevin Garnett, Celtics
Dwight Howard, Lakers
All-Defense 2nd Team
Rajon Rondo, Celtics
Kobe Bryant, Lakers
Andre Iguodala, Nuggets
Josh Smith, Hawks
Tyson Chandler, Knicks
Coach of the Year: Rick Adelman, Timberwolves
MVP: LeBron James, Heat
All-NBA 1st Team
Chris Paul, Clippers
Rajon Rondo, Celtics
Kevin Durant, Thunder
LeBron James, Heat
Dwight Howard, Lakers
All-NBA 2nd Team
Russell Westbrook, Thunder
Kobe Bryant, Lakers
Blake Griffin, Clippers
Kevin Love, Timberwolves
Andrew Bynum, 76ers
All-NBA 3rd Team
Deron Williams, Nets
James Harden, Rockets
Carmelo Anthony, Knicks
Zach Randolph, Grizzlies
Al Horford, Hawks
-Keefe
Friday, October 19, 2012
A Krispy Kreme Halloween
One of the best rappers in the game, Krispy Kreme (even if he may be playing a character), has released his latest video: Halloween. Haven't had a chance to post much recently, for solid horror movie stuff just search for it through the archives. There are plenty of gems. But for now, enjoy Krispy Kreme's Halloween.
-Keefe
-Keefe
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Ohio State Band: Video Game Tribute
This past weekend the Ohio State marching band was even better than the football team, (and that is saying something considering they beat up Nebraska 63-38). The band unvailed an amazing tribute to many video game classics. Hang in there at the beginning, it gets real good. Thanks Buckeyes, best thing since Eddie George and Terry Glenn...
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
The Wire RPG
If you love The Wire and the original Nintendo (and I'm sure that you do), you will enjoy this. Nice work by CollegeHumor.
Friday, September 14, 2012
Best In The Business
The one and only Mike Francesa from WFAN in New York, must have been pretty tired... or bored... or both.
Francesa has come out and denied that he fell asleep. Really? You tell me.
-Keefe
Francesa has come out and denied that he fell asleep. Really? You tell me.
-Keefe
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
NFL Week 1 Thoughts
Week 1 is over and Week 2 is just two nights away. (Not sure if I love the idea of Thursday night NFL games, EVERY week, but I'm sure I'll get used to it). Anyway, what did we learn from the first weekend?
Peyton Manning looks good. Real good. I thought that 4 neck surgeries might slow down the 36 year old. Guess not. He lit up the Steelers on Sunday night, and now we must all consider the Broncos to be a contender... still not a favorite by any means, it's just Week 1, but still a contender for sure.
Joe Flacco might almost be as good as he thinks he is. Ok, that can't happen. By the sounds of that guy he thinks he's better than Montana. Either way, Flacco went for 299 yards and 2 touchdowns in Baltimore's easy win over the Bengals last night. The no-huddle offense may work, let's see them play a better defense first. (Yes I know Cincinnati made the playoffs last year, how'd they look last night?)
Adrian Peterson is good to go. 84 yards and 2 touchdowns for AP after all the talk that he might have to really ease into the season coming off knee surgery. He looked good... real good in fact for a "game-time decision."
Brandon Lloyd, despite missing a deep 1st half connection with Brady, already looks way more comfortable in the Patriots offense than Chad Ochocinco ever did. In fact the new #85 is only 10 catches shy of tying the old #85's reception total from all of last year.
What's up with Wes Welker? 122 catches last year, and just 3 little dink passes in Week 1. A message by the team or just an off week. I'm not sure.
Stevan Ridley could be a monster for the Pats. One of the best passing teams in the NFL may have themselves a 1,200+ yard back. The 2nd year RB from LSU ripped off 125 yards vs. the Titans on Sunday.
The Jets looked great, the Bills looked like crap. Great debate all preseason about which team would finish 2nd in the AFC East. Well the two choices (Miami will be a distant 4th), faced off Week 1 and it was all New York. Mark Sanchez was a stud, Bills D was weak, and Fred Jackson got hurt, again. Yikes.
Rookie QBs: Robert Griffin III was AWESOME. The Skins beat the Saints in New Orleans, and it was all about the Heisman winner. RG3 made it look easy, the rest of the rookie starters.... not so much.
Russell Wilson of the Seahawks almost pulled out a victory, although he wasn't very good... but how about these piles of crap.
Andrew Luck - Ryan Tannehill - Brandon Weedon = 1 TD & 10 INTs, (0-3 record).
49ers are a complete team. The defense is the best in the league. Frank Gore is solid, Alex Smith is good enough and now they have receivers.
Randy Moss! Back in the league and back in the end zone. His 154th career TD reception breaks the tie with Terrell Owens and moves him into 2nd place behind only Jerry Rice.
Packers and Steelers are the best teams that should have the most concerns.
Matt Ryan had an eagle of a day. With Julio Jones (2 TDs), Roddy White, Tony Gonzalez, and Michael Turner, the Falcons should be a VERY high scoring team.
But with any reactions you hear, it was still just 1 week. Looking forward to Week 2, although I need to get used to this quick turnaround. Packers vs. Bears on Thursday.
-Keefe
Peyton Manning looks good. Real good. I thought that 4 neck surgeries might slow down the 36 year old. Guess not. He lit up the Steelers on Sunday night, and now we must all consider the Broncos to be a contender... still not a favorite by any means, it's just Week 1, but still a contender for sure.
Joe Flacco might almost be as good as he thinks he is. Ok, that can't happen. By the sounds of that guy he thinks he's better than Montana. Either way, Flacco went for 299 yards and 2 touchdowns in Baltimore's easy win over the Bengals last night. The no-huddle offense may work, let's see them play a better defense first. (Yes I know Cincinnati made the playoffs last year, how'd they look last night?)
Adrian Peterson is good to go. 84 yards and 2 touchdowns for AP after all the talk that he might have to really ease into the season coming off knee surgery. He looked good... real good in fact for a "game-time decision."
Brandon Lloyd, despite missing a deep 1st half connection with Brady, already looks way more comfortable in the Patriots offense than Chad Ochocinco ever did. In fact the new #85 is only 10 catches shy of tying the old #85's reception total from all of last year.
What's up with Wes Welker? 122 catches last year, and just 3 little dink passes in Week 1. A message by the team or just an off week. I'm not sure.
Stevan Ridley could be a monster for the Pats. One of the best passing teams in the NFL may have themselves a 1,200+ yard back. The 2nd year RB from LSU ripped off 125 yards vs. the Titans on Sunday.
The Jets looked great, the Bills looked like crap. Great debate all preseason about which team would finish 2nd in the AFC East. Well the two choices (Miami will be a distant 4th), faced off Week 1 and it was all New York. Mark Sanchez was a stud, Bills D was weak, and Fred Jackson got hurt, again. Yikes.
Rookie QBs: Robert Griffin III was AWESOME. The Skins beat the Saints in New Orleans, and it was all about the Heisman winner. RG3 made it look easy, the rest of the rookie starters.... not so much.
Russell Wilson of the Seahawks almost pulled out a victory, although he wasn't very good... but how about these piles of crap.
Andrew Luck - Ryan Tannehill - Brandon Weedon = 1 TD & 10 INTs, (0-3 record).
49ers are a complete team. The defense is the best in the league. Frank Gore is solid, Alex Smith is good enough and now they have receivers.
Randy Moss! Back in the league and back in the end zone. His 154th career TD reception breaks the tie with Terrell Owens and moves him into 2nd place behind only Jerry Rice.
Packers and Steelers are the best teams that should have the most concerns.
Matt Ryan had an eagle of a day. With Julio Jones (2 TDs), Roddy White, Tony Gonzalez, and Michael Turner, the Falcons should be a VERY high scoring team.
But with any reactions you hear, it was still just 1 week. Looking forward to Week 2, although I need to get used to this quick turnaround. Packers vs. Bears on Thursday.
-Keefe
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)