More pumpkin carving awesomness from Ray Villafane can be found here.

Link.

Watch in awe as Ray from Ghostbuster’s does the hard-sell for his new skull-shaped bottle of triple hercamer-diamond filtered, newfoundland deep aquifer, pure spirit vodka. Link.

The Internet is weird.

Her’s an interesting Wednesday night diversion: The untold story of the real life Mafia’s involvement in the making of Coppola’s ‘The Godfather’.

Link. Apologies for not being around.

“I love ‘Guitar Hero’ and I think it’s a part of pop culture. I would love to do a ‘Guitar Hero’ movie, if Activision would ever let me. I’m trying to convince them, but why would you have a movie screw up such a huge franchise? Not that I would make a bad movie. So that would be cool, to do a ‘Guitar Hero’ movie. ”

“It could be about a kid from a small town who dreams of being a rock star and he wins the ‘Guitar Hero’ competition. One of these dreams-[come-true] kind of concepts.”

I’d write something sarcastically witty here, but I haven’t the strength.  Link.

Seven Movie releases.
Two I love.
One I like well enough.
Three I hate.
One I refuse to see.

How can I call myself a fan if I only like 42.85% of the primary product?

And…

I saw “Watchmen.” It’s fucking astounding. The Non-Disclosure Agreement I signed prevents me from saying much, but I can spout the following with complete joygasmic enthusiasm: Snyder and Co. have pulled it off.

Remember that feeling of watching “Sin City” on the big screen and being blown away by what a faithful translation of the source material it was, in terms of both content and visuals? Triple that, and you’ll come close to watching “Watchmen.” Even Alan Moore might be surprised at how close the movie is to the book. March can’t come soon enough.

Don’t forget, this is from the guy who thought Lord of the Rings was nothing but “a bunch of guys walking around for 3 hours” - but still - we can hope this holds true. Link.

Well, not exactly, but it sure as hell reminds me of it. Maybe it’s the satellites, black helicopters and explosions. Plenty of flicks have those these days though. Hmmmm….

A new trailer for the Ridley Scott directed action-espionage film Body of Lies has hit the tubes, this time a bit more loudly than the first sneak attempt (which did nothing for me). The film stars that guy from Titanic and that other guy from Gladiator that both seem to be unnaturally attracted to Oscars. The movie looks interesting and fun, no doubt - but I still can’t seem to shake a particularly sad feeling while watching it…

I mean, isn’t this made by the same guy who gave us Blade Runner and Alien? Body of Lies seems kind of… uninspired… by comparison. No? Link.