JoshGordon
Signed Up: July 2, 2008
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Name: Josh Gordon
Gender: Male
Location: Los Angeles USA
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School: Los Angeles Valley College
Occupation: Maniac / Student
Fav Sci-Fi Movie: Forbidden Planet, Star Wars
Fav Horror Movie: Rosemary's Baby, Halloween ('78)
Fav Genre TV Show: Twilight Zone, Twin Peaks
Fav Book: Devil in the White City
Fav Comic Book: 1970s Neil Adams' Batman
Video Game I Can Play All Day Long: Call of Duty 4
Must Have Genre DVD in My Collection: All classic Universal Horror (The Mummy, Dracula, Frankenstein, etc...)
Last Login: 15 hours and 38 minutes ago
Name: Josh Gordon
Gender: Male
Location: Los Angeles USA
Profile Viewed: 1892 Times
School: Los Angeles Valley College
Occupation: Maniac / Student
Fav Sci-Fi Movie: Forbidden Planet, Star Wars
Fav Horror Movie: Rosemary's Baby, Halloween ('78)
Fav Genre TV Show: Twilight Zone, Twin Peaks
Fav Book: Devil in the White City
Fav Comic Book: 1970s Neil Adams' Batman
Video Game I Can Play All Day Long: Call of Duty 4
Must Have Genre DVD in My Collection: All classic Universal Horror (The Mummy, Dracula, Frankenstein, etc...)
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Book Review of Creepy Archives Vol. 1
Will all due respect to Playboy, Creepy may very well be the greatest magazine ever. Premiering in 1964, Creepy filled the hu... Full Story
Sep 01 2008 | Comments (1)
Will all due respect to Playboy, Creepy may very well be the greatest magazine ever. Premiering in 1964, Creepy filled the hu... Full Story
Sep 01 2008 | Comments (1)
Action Figure Review: Universal Monsters Dioramas
No toy/collectible company has been at the forefront of keeping the legacy of Universal Studios’ classic monsters alive more... Full Story
Aug 05 2008 | Comments (2)
No toy/collectible company has been at the forefront of keeping the legacy of Universal Studios’ classic monsters alive more... Full Story
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DVD Review of Vampyr - Criterion Collection
When Criterion chooses a film it is always noteworthy. Their preservation and highlighting of remarkable films should grab any fil... Full Story
Aug 02 2008 | Comments (0)
When Criterion chooses a film it is always noteworthy. Their preservation and highlighting of remarkable films should grab any fil... Full Story
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A better look at the KICK-ASS costume - Oct 07, 2008 06:59am PUNISHER WAR ZONE site fully operational - Oct 07, 2008 06:49am PUNISHER WAR ZONE Lenticular Poster - Oct 07, 2008 06:33am RAMAYAN 3392 AD set for big screen treatment - Oct 07, 2008 05:49am Final Poster for Hardwicke'sTWILIGHT - Oct 06, 2008 11:53pm Carell and Warner Bros. Prepping GET SMART 2 - Oct 06, 2008 11:42pm Short Set for Murtaugh's Son in LETHAL WEAPON 5? - Oct 06, 2008 11:26pm Bonham Carter and Hathaway Play Queens in Burton's WONDERLAND - Oct 06, 2008 11:14pm Ridley Scott Updates on BRAVE NEW WORLD - Oct 06, 2008 02:38pm Marvel to film next four in California - Oct 06, 2008 02:33pm Haim Hates LOST BOYS 2 and Updates on LB 3 - Oct 06, 2008 07:01am CAPTAIN AMERICA plot synopsis revealed - Oct 06, 2008 06:59amJoshGordon's Blog
Now on my 3rd 360 - 2nd one takes an E74 error dump
Posted July 10, 2008 @ 12:38am
Today at approximately 5pm pacific standard time, I started my umpteenth try at defeating the 3rd stage boss in Ninja Gaiden II. A silvery, railroad trainy, electriky organic, machine-o-death kind of thingy. And then all of a sudden, like a flash from som... Read More
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Posted July 10, 2008 @ 12:38am
Today at approximately 5pm pacific standard time, I started my umpteenth try at defeating the 3rd stage boss in Ninja Gaiden II. A silvery, railroad trainy, electriky organic, machine-o-death kind of thingy. And then all of a sudden, like a flash from som... Read More
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Comicscape: Warner Bros. Takes DC to the Movies - Aug 27, 2008 - 01:08am
Jeff Robinov doesn't have a clue. It's like saying "Gee, Titanic is the highest grossing movie of all time, let's make more movies with ships that sink". It's not the ship sinking that makes it good. Why don't execs get it? Darker doesn't equal better. It works for Batman. Batman has always been a dark character. It's about staying true to the character and spirit of the source material. It's about good writing, good characters, good acting, good direction. It doesn't matter if your making a period drama or a comic book movie. The Dark Knight is a phenomenon. Everything came together for that one. It isn't a fricking formula. Jeez. How do these guys get these jobs and how do I get one? I wanna be a studio president!
Jeff Robinov doesn't have a clue. It's like saying "Gee, Titanic is the highest grossing movie of all time, let's make more movies with ships that sink". It's not the ship sinking that makes it good. Why don't execs get it? Darker doesn't equal better. It works for Batman. Batman has always been a dark character. It's about staying true to the character and spirit of the source material. It's about good writing, good characters, good acting, good direction. It doesn't matter if your making a period drama or a comic book movie. The Dark Knight is a phenomenon. Everything came together for that one. It isn't a fricking formula. Jeez. How do these guys get these jobs and how do I get one? I wanna be a studio president!
DEATH RACE - Aug 22, 2008 - 12:32am
Sorry 'bout the negative comments akobus. It's a shame I have to apologize for name-callers. It's an odd thing to me how, on the internet, being gay is the worst thing someone can be. I don't give a shit what anyone is as long as they're decent people. I'm sorry you weren't able to make your comments without being demeaned.
Sorry 'bout the negative comments akobus. It's a shame I have to apologize for name-callers. It's an odd thing to me how, on the internet, being gay is the worst thing someone can be. I don't give a shit what anyone is as long as they're decent people. I'm sorry you weren't able to make your comments without being demeaned.
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Ah! I loved Creepy! This book sounds great but $50.00 seems a little high. It's a shame that's it's so expensive. This price point seems like it will put it out of range of a lot of hands.