Ghoul afternoon everyone. Hope everyone had a most wicked weekend. We watched

both Love At First Bite And Young Frankenstien.I throughly enjoyed both these

films. Richard Benjamin was great he had me cracking up, And George Harrison was

great as Dracula,so sauve so charming.We found the movie to be really good and

it came right on time,I ordered it from Amazon on Wed and got it on Sat. Talk

about luck. I would give this a B# for allround entertainment and comedic value.

  We loved Young Frankenstien,it is hilarious,Mel Brooks at his best and Gene

Wilder what can I say,I am a bonifide fan. I actually noticed something I had

never really spotted before, that was the darts in the wheel. I found the whole

thing to be excellent and the superb.It was a pleasure to watch.I give this one

an A#. Please feel free to share your reviews with me and let me know what you

think.Till We Meet Again:Be Seeing You In YOur Nightmares:Madame Dementia And

The Ripper

I started out with "Saturday the 14th" which seems to get funnier with every

viewing. Then it was "Love At First Bite" with it's "come back black chicken"

and perfectly matched cast. "Young Frankenstein" rounded out the night. What can

you say, it's about as perfect as you can get. Between sight gags and one liners

it's nonstop fun. Werewolf, There wolf. gets me every time.

I picked up today where I left off, by watching "Dracula Dead And Loving It".

The sight gags abound throughout and it does a great job mocking Bram Stokers

Dracula. I finished with Chevy Chase in "Memoirs Of An Invisible Man".



Dale





--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "iamtabbycatsdad48"

<iamtabbycatsdad48@...> wrote:

>

> Ghoul afternoon everyone. Hope everyone had a most wicked weekend. We watched

both Love At First Bite And Young Frankenstien.I throughly enjoyed both these

films. Richard Benjamin was great he had me cracking up, And George Harrison was

great as Dracula,so sauve so charming.We found the movie to be really good and

it came right on time,I ordered it from Amazon on Wed and got it on Sat. Talk

about luck. I would give this a B# for allround entertainment and comedic value.

>  We loved Young Frankenstien,it is hilarious,Mel Brooks at his best and Gene

Wilder what can I say,I am a bonifide fan. I actually noticed something I had

never really spotted before, that was the darts in the wheel. I found the whole

thing to be excellent and the superb.It was a pleasure to watch.I give this one

an A#. Please feel free to share your reviews with me and let me know what you

think.Till We Meet Again:Be Seeing You In YOur Nightmares:Madame Dementia And

The Ripper

>

Wow Dale you sounded like you had a great lineup, the movies were great weren't

they.I love Sat The 14th I have it on Vhs but I need to get it on Dvd. It is a

riot.Richard Benjamin and I think Paula Printess his wife was in it too. It was

so funny. I haven't watched it in awhile. Guess I will have to pull it out. Hope

things look up for you.we will be putting up a new show this week. But I am not

sure what we are going to show. Have A great Day.Till We Meet Again:Be Seeing

You In Your Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper



--- On Mon, 7/13/09, kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@...> wrote:





From: kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@...>

Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: Thoughts on Young Frankenstien and Love At First

Bite

To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 2:43 AM





I started out with "Saturday the 14th" which seems to get funnier with every

viewing. Then it was "Love At First Bite" with it's "come back black chicken"

and perfectly matched cast. "Young Frankenstein" rounded out the night.. What

can you say, it's about as perfect as you can get. Between sight gags and one

liners it's nonstop fun. Werewolf, There wolf. gets me every time..

I picked up today where I left off, by watching "Dracula Dead And Loving It".

The sight gags abound throughout and it does a great job mocking Bram Stokers

Dracula. I finished with Chevy Chase in "Memoirs Of An Invisible Man"..



Dale





--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "iamtabbycatsdad48"

<iamtabbycatsdad48@...> wrote:

>

> Ghoul afternoon everyone. Hope everyone had a most wicked weekend. We watched

both Love At First Bite And Young Frankenstien.I throughly enjoyed both these

films. Richard Benjamin was great he had me cracking up, And George Harrison was

great as Dracula,so sauve so charming.We found the movie to be really good and

it came right on time,I ordered it from Amazon on Wed and got it on Sat. Talk

about luck. I would give this a B# for allround entertainment and comedic value.

>  We loved Young Frankenstien,it is hilarious,Mel Brooks at his best and Gene

Wilder what can I say,I am a bonifide fan. I actually noticed something I had

never really spotted before, that was the darts in the wheel. I found the whole

thing to be excellent and the superb.It was a pleasure to watch.I give this one

an A#. Please feel free to share your reviews with me and let me know what you

think.Till We Meet Again:Be Seeing You In YOur Nightmares:Madame Dementia And

The Ripper

>









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I started my film festival a day early on Friday so was able to get in qute a

few horror comedies including: "Scared Stiff" with Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin,

"Abbott & Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll And Mr Hyde", "Caveman", "Ghostbusters 2",

"Evolution" and finished up with "Young Frankenstein".

This whole month I've been digging through my archives and featuring as many

condeies as I have, beginning with my Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin box set which

includes: "My Friend Irma", "My Friend Irma Goes West", "That's My Boy",

"Jumping Jacks", "Sailor Beware", "The Caddy", "The Stooge" and "Scared Stiff".

I plan to continue with a variety of Jerry Lewis films he made after the

break-up with Dead Martin. I've got all four Abbott and Costello box set

collections, so I'll end up watching most of the 'meet the monsters' films from

the set.

As you can imagine most of the movies in my collection are horror or sci-fi

related, but I do have a quite a few comedies mixed as well - I just don't watch

them as much as the others, so these little monthly themes allow me to dig

through the back shelves and pull out things I tend to overlooked.

Last month I watched Season One and Two of the original "The Outer Limits"

series as well as Season One of "Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea"; and the month

before that I pulled out all my Sherlock Holmes VHS tapes of the Jeremy Brent

BBC series as well as the Basil Rathbone series and a variety of other films

featuring the great consulting detective. I never upgraded the Jeremy Brett or

Basil Rathbone films to DVD so it gave me a chance to give the old VCR a

work-out.

Earlier this year I began by pulling out series like "Dexter", "Carnivale",

"Jerico", "Firefly", and "Dead Like Me".

I think it all started after a steady diet of cable news, and subjecting myself

to nothing but BAD news. I got really burned-out and needed to get away from

reality so thought if I was going to spend time watching the tube I'd use that

time to catch up on goofy old monster movies, 50s' sitautions comedies like "The

Honeymooners", "I Love Lucy" and "Amos and Andy", and big budget escapist

entertainment.

Don't worry Raine, I'm doing other things as well ... I'm just talking abut TV

time. LOL

It's nice to dig through the dusty back shelves every so often to see what

forgotten treasures you might find. I even came across a couple of VHS tapes

with movies recorded that I forgot I had like "The Man From U.N.C.L.E. "The 15

Years Later Affair", and the BBC mini series "Day Of The Triffids".

On the negative side, I also discovered a lot of old movies I taped off TV years

ago that have degraded terribly and are almost unwatchable.

Oh well I've babbled long enough.



Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii



--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gene <iamtabbycatsdad48@...>

wrote:

>

> Wow Dale you sounded like you had a great lineup, the movies were great

weren't they.I love Sat The 14th I have it on Vhs but I need to get it on Dvd.

It is a riot.Richard Benjamin and I think Paula Printess his wife was in it too.

It was so funny. I haven't watched it in awhile. Guess I will have to pull it

out. Hope things look up for you.we will be putting up a new show this week. But

I am not sure what we are going to show. Have A great Day.Till We Meet Again:Be

Seeing You In Your Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper

>

> --- On Mon, 7/13/09, kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@...> wrote:

>

>

> From: kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@...>

> Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: Thoughts on Young Frankenstien and Love At

First Bite

> To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

> Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 2:43 AM

>

>

> I started out with "Saturday the 14th" which seems to get funnier with every

viewing. Then it was "Love At First Bite" with it's "come back black chicken"

and perfectly matched cast. "Young Frankenstein" rounded out the night.. What

can you say, it's about as perfect as you can get. Between sight gags and one

liners it's nonstop fun. Werewolf, There wolf. gets me every time..

> I picked up today where I left off, by watching "Dracula Dead And Loving It".

The sight gags abound throughout and it does a great job mocking Bram Stokers

Dracula. I finished with Chevy Chase in "Memoirs Of An Invisible Man"..

>

> Dale

>

>

> --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "iamtabbycatsdad48"

<iamtabbycatsdad48@> wrote:

> >

> > Ghoul afternoon everyone. Hope everyone had a most wicked weekend. We

watched both Love At First Bite And Young Frankenstien.I throughly enjoyed both

these films. Richard Benjamin was great he had me cracking up, And George

Harrison was great as Dracula,so sauve so charming.We found the movie to be

really good and it came right on time,I ordered it from Amazon on Wed and got it

on Sat. Talk about luck. I would give this a B# for allround entertainment and

comedic value.

> >  We loved Young Frankenstien,it is hilarious,Mel Brooks at his best and Gene

Wilder what can I say,I am a bonifide fan. I actually noticed something I had

never really spotted before, that was the darts in the wheel. I found the whole

thing to be excellent and the superb.It was a pleasure to watch.I give this one

an A#. Please feel free to share your reviews with me and let me know what you

think.Till We Meet Again:Be Seeing You In YOur Nightmares:Madame Dementia And

The Ripper

> >

>

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

> Yahoo! Groups Links

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

>

Hi Joe Madame D And The Ripper here, you had a great line up or should I say

line ups!!! Wow! I am impressed.We do a lot of movie watching in the evening.

Today we watched Sabertooth,I had prerecorded it earlier. It was pretty good. We

have a lot of Horror and  Scifi as well. But we also have a lot of comidies as

well. I am watching comidies as well, it is a nice change of pace.I think I am

going to pull out my VHS copy of Francis In A Haunted House and am going to

watch The Three Stooges In Orbit.

  It's too hot out to want to be outside and because of my surgery I can't swim

in my brother and sister in laws pool. so it's MOVIE TIME!!!!!!

 Glad you had a great weekend.Till We Meet Again: Be Seeing You In Your

Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper



--- On Mon, 7/13/09, Joe Shingler <alien8ed46408@...> wrote:





From: Joe Shingler <alien8ed46408@...>

Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: Thoughts on Young Frankenstien and Love At First

Bite

To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 6:06 PM





I started my film festival a day early on Friday so was able to get in qute a

few horror comedies including: "Scared Stiff" with Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin,

"Abbott & Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll And Mr Hyde", "Caveman", "Ghostbusters 2",

"Evolution" and finished up with "Young Frankenstein".

This whole month I've been digging through my archives and featuring as many

condeies as I have, beginning with my Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin box set which

includes: "My Friend Irma", "My Friend Irma Goes West", "That's My Boy",

"Jumping Jacks", "Sailor Beware", "The Caddy", "The Stooge" and "Scared Stiff".

I plan to continue with a variety of Jerry Lewis films he made after the

break-up with Dead Martin. I've got all four Abbott and Costello box set

collections, so I'll end up watching most of the 'meet the monsters' films from

the set.

As you can imagine most of the movies in my collection are horror or sci-fi

related, but I do have a quite a few comedies mixed as well - I just don't watch

them as much as the others, so these little monthly themes allow me to dig

through the back shelves and pull out things I tend to overlooked.

Last month I watched Season One and Two of the original "The Outer Limits"

series as well as Season One of "Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea"; and the month

before that I pulled out all my Sherlock Holmes VHS tapes of the Jeremy Brent

BBC series as well as the Basil Rathbone series and a variety of other films

featuring the great consulting detective. I never upgraded the Jeremy Brett or

Basil Rathbone films to DVD so it gave me a chance to give the old VCR a

work-out.

Earlier this year I began by pulling out series like "Dexter", "Carnivale",

"Jerico", "Firefly", and "Dead Like Me".

I think it all started after a steady diet of cable news, and subjecting myself

to nothing but BAD news. I got really burned-out and needed to get away from

reality so thought if I was going to spend time watching the tube I'd use that

time to catch up on goofy old monster movies, 50s' sitautions comedies like "The

Honeymooners", "I Love Lucy" and "Amos and Andy", and big budget escapist

entertainment.

Don't worry Raine, I'm doing other things as well ... I'm just talking abut TV

time. LOL

It's nice to dig through the dusty back shelves every so often to see what

forgotten treasures you might find. I even came across a couple of VHS tapes

with movies recorded that I forgot I had like "The Man From U.N.C.L.E. "The 15

Years Later Affair", and the BBC mini series "Day Of The Triffids".

On the negative side, I also discovered a lot of old movies I taped off TV years

ago that have degraded terribly and are almost unwatchable.

Oh well I've babbled long enough.



Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii   



--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gene <iamtabbycatsdad48@...>

wrote:

>

> Wow Dale you sounded like you had a great lineup, the movies were great

weren't they.I love Sat The 14th I have it on Vhs but I need to get it on Dvd.

It is a riot.Richard Benjamin and I think Paula Printess his wife was in it too.

It was so funny. I haven't watched it in awhile. Guess I will have to pull it

out. Hope things look up for you.we will be putting up a new show this week. But

I am not sure what we are going to show. Have A great Day..Till We Meet Again:Be

Seeing You In Your Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper

>

> --- On Mon, 7/13/09, kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@...> wrote:

>

>

> From: kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@...>

> Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: Thoughts on Young Frankenstien and Love At

First Bite

> To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

> Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 2:43 AM

>

>

> I started out with "Saturday the 14th" which seems to get funnier with every

viewing. Then it was "Love At First Bite" with it's "come back black chicken"

and perfectly matched cast. "Young Frankenstein" rounded out the night.. What

can you say, it's about as perfect as you can get. Between sight gags and one

liners it's nonstop fun. Werewolf, There wolf. gets me every time..

> I picked up today where I left off, by watching "Dracula Dead And Loving It".

The sight gags abound throughout and it does a great job mocking Bram Stokers

Dracula. I finished with Chevy Chase in "Memoirs Of An Invisible Man"..

>

> Dale

>

>

> --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "iamtabbycatsdad48"

<iamtabbycatsdad48@> wrote:

> >

> > Ghoul afternoon everyone. Hope everyone had a most wicked weekend. We

watched both Love At First Bite And Young Frankenstien.I throughly enjoyed both

these films. Richard Benjamin was great he had me cracking up, And George

Harrison was great as Dracula,so sauve so charming.We found the movie to be

really good and it came right on time,I ordered it from Amazon on Wed and got it

on Sat. Talk about luck. I would give this a B# for allround entertainment and

comedic value.

> >  We loved Young Frankenstien,it is hilarious,Mel Brooks at his best and Gene

Wilder what can I say,I am a bonifide fan. I actually noticed something I had

never really spotted before, that was the darts in the wheel. I found the whole

thing to be excellent and the superb.It was a pleasure to watch.I give this one

an A#. Please feel free to share your reviews with me and let me know what you

think.Till We Meet Again:Be Seeing You In YOur Nightmares:Madame Dementia And

The Ripper

> >

>

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

> Yahoo! Groups Links

>

>

>

>

>

>

>       

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I love going outdoors, but due to the terrible weather and the rainy season we

just went through the mosquito situation is totally unbarable. And the threat of

West Nile Virus doesn't make it any better.

It's a damn shame because my wife and I worked hard to turn our backyard into a

cozy secluded hide-a-way complete with a picnic area and table, a swing, and a

nice ornate chimina for evening fires - but we can't use any of it because of

the mosquitoes.

I went out and bought an insect fogger but all that did was make the atmosphere

noxious for humans, and once the fog dissapates the mosquitoes return, madder

than ever.

So we've surrendered.

They can have the outside - I'll stay inside.



Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii



--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gene <iamtabbycatsdad48@...>

wrote:

>

> Hi Joe Madame D And The Ripper here, you had a great line up or should I say

line ups!!! Wow! I am impressed.We do a lot of movie watching in the evening.

Today we watched Sabertooth,I had prerecorded it earlier. It was pretty good. We

have a lot of Horror and  Scifi as well. But we also have a lot of comidies as

well. I am watching comidies as well, it is a nice change of pace.I think I am

going to pull out my VHS copy of Francis In A Haunted House and am going to

watch The Three Stooges In Orbit.

>   It's too hot out to want to be outside and because of my surgery I can't

swim in my brother and sister in laws pool. so it's MOVIE TIME!!!!!!

>  Glad you had a great weekend.Till We Meet Again: Be Seeing You In Your

Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper

>

> --- On Mon, 7/13/09, Joe Shingler <alien8ed46408@...> wrote:

>

>

> From: Joe Shingler <alien8ed46408@...>

> Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: Thoughts on Young Frankenstien and Love At

First Bite

> To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

> Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 6:06 PM

>

>

> I started my film festival a day early on Friday so was able to get in qute a

few horror comedies including: "Scared Stiff" with Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin,

"Abbott & Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll And Mr Hyde", "Caveman", "Ghostbusters 2",

"Evolution" and finished up with "Young Frankenstein".

> This whole month I've been digging through my archives and featuring as many

condeies as I have, beginning with my Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin box set which

includes: "My Friend Irma", "My Friend Irma Goes West", "That's My Boy",

"Jumping Jacks", "Sailor Beware", "The Caddy", "The Stooge" and "Scared Stiff".

I plan to continue with a variety of Jerry Lewis films he made after the

break-up with Dead Martin. I've got all four Abbott and Costello box set

collections, so I'll end up watching most of the 'meet the monsters' films from

the set.

> As you can imagine most of the movies in my collection are horror or sci-fi

related, but I do have a quite a few comedies mixed as well - I just don't watch

them as much as the others, so these little monthly themes allow me to dig

through the back shelves and pull out things I tend to overlooked.

> Last month I watched Season One and Two of the original "The Outer Limits"

series as well as Season One of "Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea"; and the month

before that I pulled out all my Sherlock Holmes VHS tapes of the Jeremy Brent

BBC series as well as the Basil Rathbone series and a variety of other films

featuring the great consulting detective. I never upgraded the Jeremy Brett or

Basil Rathbone films to DVD so it gave me a chance to give the old VCR a

work-out.

> Earlier this year I began by pulling out series like "Dexter", "Carnivale",

"Jerico", "Firefly", and "Dead Like Me".

> I think it all started after a steady diet of cable news, and subjecting

myself to nothing but BAD news. I got really burned-out and needed to get away

from reality so thought if I was going to spend time watching the tube I'd use

that time to catch up on goofy old monster movies, 50s' sitautions comedies like

"The Honeymooners", "I Love Lucy" and "Amos and Andy", and big budget escapist

entertainment.

> Don't worry Raine, I'm doing other things as well ... I'm just talking abut TV

time. LOL

> It's nice to dig through the dusty back shelves every so often to see what

forgotten treasures you might find. I even came across a couple of VHS tapes

with movies recorded that I forgot I had like "The Man From U.N.C.L.E. "The 15

Years Later Affair", and the BBC mini series "Day Of The Triffids".

> On the negative side, I also discovered a lot of old movies I taped off TV

years ago that have degraded terribly and are almost unwatchable.

> Oh well I've babbled long enough.

>

> Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii   

>

> --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gene <iamtabbycatsdad48@>

wrote:

> >

> > Wow Dale you sounded like you had a great lineup, the movies were great

weren't they.I love Sat The 14th I have it on Vhs but I need to get it on Dvd.

It is a riot.Richard Benjamin and I think Paula Printess his wife was in it too.

It was so funny. I haven't watched it in awhile. Guess I will have to pull it

out. Hope things look up for you.we will be putting up a new show this week. But

I am not sure what we are going to show. Have A great Day..Till We Meet Again:Be

Seeing You In Your Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper

> >

> > --- On Mon, 7/13/09, kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@> wrote:

> >

> >

> > From: kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@>

> > Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: Thoughts on Young Frankenstien and Love At

First Bite

> > To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

> > Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 2:43 AM

> >

> >

> > I started out with "Saturday the 14th" which seems to get funnier with every

viewing. Then it was "Love At First Bite" with it's "come back black chicken"

and perfectly matched cast. "Young Frankenstein" rounded out the night.. What

can you say, it's about as perfect as you can get. Between sight gags and one

liners it's nonstop fun. Werewolf, There wolf. gets me every time..

> > I picked up today where I left off, by watching "Dracula Dead And Loving

It". The sight gags abound throughout and it does a great job mocking Bram

Stokers Dracula. I finished with Chevy Chase in "Memoirs Of An Invisible Man"..

> >

> > Dale

> >

> >

> > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "iamtabbycatsdad48"

<iamtabbycatsdad48@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Ghoul afternoon everyone. Hope everyone had a most wicked weekend. We

watched both Love At First Bite And Young Frankenstien.I throughly enjoyed both

these films. Richard Benjamin was great he had me cracking up, And George

Harrison was great as Dracula,so sauve so charming.We found the movie to be

really good and it came right on time,I ordered it from Amazon on Wed and got it

on Sat. Talk about luck. I would give this a B# for allround entertainment and

comedic value.

> > >  We loved Young Frankenstien,it is hilarious,Mel Brooks at his best and

Gene Wilder what can I say,I am a bonifide fan. I actually noticed something I

had never really spotted before, that was the darts in the wheel. I found the

whole thing to be excellent and the superb.It was a pleasure to watch.I give

this one an A#. Please feel free to share your reviews with me and let me know

what you think.Till We Meet Again:Be Seeing You In YOur Nightmares:Madame

Dementia And The Ripper

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

> > Yahoo! Groups Links

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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>

--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "Joe Shingler" <alien8ed46408@...>

wrote:

>

> I love going outdoors, but due to the terrible weather and the rainy season we

just went through the mosquito situation is totally unbarable. And the threat of

West Nile Virus doesn't make it any better.







There is a garlic based mosquito repellent that is allegedly safe for

humans,animals and the environment.I don't know if your county has deer ticks

but it may be a good idea to check it out.Check with your Department of

Health.You've got birds in Illinois.You could catch the bird flu.A Texas woman

was hit by lightning while standing in her kitchen.Be careful.Look in the sky

when you have to be outside.You never know when a frozen chunk of ice from an

airplane could be on its descent.

JOE,its good to be careful and to take precautions,when necessary.Buy yourself

some insect repellents,netting.If you don't want to walk around in the woods

there must be some places in the city you could go hiking.Walk with a friend or

several."Argue for your limitations and they are yours".

























> It's a damn shame because my wife and I worked hard to turn our backyard into

a cozy secluded hide-a-way complete with a picnic area and table, a swing, and a

nice ornate chimina for evening fires - but we can't use any of it because of

the mosquitoes.

> I went out and bought an insect fogger but all that did was make the

atmosphere noxious for humans, and once the fog dissapates the mosquitoes

return, madder than ever.

> So we've surrendered.

> They can have the outside - I'll stay inside.

>

> Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii

>

> --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gene <iamtabbycatsdad48@>

wrote:

> >

> > Hi Joe Madame D And The Ripper here, you had a great line up or should I say

line ups!!! Wow! I am impressed.We do a lot of movie watching in the evening.

Today we watched Sabertooth,I had prerecorded it earlier. It was pretty good. We

have a lot of Horror and  Scifi as well. But we also have a lot of comidies as

well. I am watching comidies as well, it is a nice change of pace.I think I am

going to pull out my VHS copy of Francis In A Haunted House and am going to

watch The Three Stooges In Orbit.

> >   It's too hot out to want to be outside and because of my surgery I can't

swim in my brother and sister in laws pool. so it's MOVIE TIME!!!!!!

> >  Glad you had a great weekend.Till We Meet Again: Be Seeing You In Your

Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper

> >

> > --- On Mon, 7/13/09, Joe Shingler <alien8ed46408@> wrote:

> >

> >

> > From: Joe Shingler <alien8ed46408@>

> > Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: Thoughts on Young Frankenstien and Love At

First Bite

> > To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

> > Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 6:06 PM

> >

> >

> > I started my film festival a day early on Friday so was able to get in qute

a few horror comedies including: "Scared Stiff" with Jerry Lewis and Dean

Martin, "Abbott & Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll And Mr Hyde", "Caveman",

"Ghostbusters 2", "Evolution" and finished up with "Young Frankenstein".

> > This whole month I've been digging through my archives and featuring as many

condeies as I have, beginning with my Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin box set which

includes: "My Friend Irma", "My Friend Irma Goes West", "That's My Boy",

"Jumping Jacks", "Sailor Beware", "The Caddy", "The Stooge" and "Scared Stiff".

I plan to continue with a variety of Jerry Lewis films he made after the

break-up with Dead Martin. I've got all four Abbott and Costello box set

collections, so I'll end up watching most of the 'meet the monsters' films from

the set.

> > As you can imagine most of the movies in my collection are horror or sci-fi

related, but I do have a quite a few comedies mixed as well - I just don't watch

them as much as the others, so these little monthly themes allow me to dig

through the back shelves and pull out things I tend to overlooked.

> > Last month I watched Season One and Two of the original "The Outer Limits"

series as well as Season One of "Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea"; and the month

before that I pulled out all my Sherlock Holmes VHS tapes of the Jeremy Brent

BBC series as well as the Basil Rathbone series and a variety of other films

featuring the great consulting detective. I never upgraded the Jeremy Brett or

Basil Rathbone films to DVD so it gave me a chance to give the old VCR a

work-out.

> > Earlier this year I began by pulling out series like "Dexter", "Carnivale",

"Jerico", "Firefly", and "Dead Like Me".

> > I think it all started after a steady diet of cable news, and subjecting

myself to nothing but BAD news. I got really burned-out and needed to get away

from reality so thought if I was going to spend time watching the tube I'd use

that time to catch up on goofy old monster movies, 50s' sitautions comedies like

"The Honeymooners", "I Love Lucy" and "Amos and Andy", and big budget escapist

entertainment.

> > Don't worry Raine, I'm doing other things as well ... I'm just talking abut

TV time. LOL

> > It's nice to dig through the dusty back shelves every so often to see what

forgotten treasures you might find. I even came across a couple of VHS tapes

with movies recorded that I forgot I had like "The Man From U.N.C.L.E. "The 15

Years Later Affair", and the BBC mini series "Day Of The Triffids".

> > On the negative side, I also discovered a lot of old movies I taped off TV

years ago that have degraded terribly and are almost unwatchable.

> > Oh well I've babbled long enough.

> >

> > Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii   

> >

> > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gene <iamtabbycatsdad48@>

wrote:

> > >

> > > Wow Dale you sounded like you had a great lineup, the movies were great

weren't they.I love Sat The 14th I have it on Vhs but I need to get it on Dvd.

It is a riot.Richard Benjamin and I think Paula Printess his wife was in it too.

It was so funny. I haven't watched it in awhile. Guess I will have to pull it

out. Hope things look up for you.we will be putting up a new show this week. But

I am not sure what we are going to show. Have A great Day..Till We Meet Again:Be

Seeing You In Your Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper

> > >

> > > --- On Mon, 7/13/09, kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@> wrote:

> > >

> > >

> > > From: kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@>

> > > Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: Thoughts on Young Frankenstien and Love At

First Bite

> > > To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

> > > Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 2:43 AM

> > >

> > >

> > > I started out with "Saturday the 14th" which seems to get funnier with

every viewing. Then it was "Love At First Bite" with it's "come back black

chicken" and perfectly matched cast. "Young Frankenstein" rounded out the

night.. What can you say, it's about as perfect as you can get. Between sight

gags and one liners it's nonstop fun. Werewolf, There wolf. gets me every time..

> > > I picked up today where I left off, by watching "Dracula Dead And Loving

It". The sight gags abound throughout and it does a great job mocking Bram

Stokers Dracula. I finished with Chevy Chase in "Memoirs Of An Invisible Man"..

> > >

> > > Dale

> > >

> > >

> > > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "iamtabbycatsdad48"

<iamtabbycatsdad48@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Ghoul afternoon everyone. Hope everyone had a most wicked weekend. We

watched both Love At First Bite And Young Frankenstien.I throughly enjoyed both

these films. Richard Benjamin was great he had me cracking up, And George

Harrison was great as Dracula,so sauve so charming.We found the movie to be

really good and it came right on time,I ordered it from Amazon on Wed and got it

on Sat. Talk about luck. I would give this a B# for allround entertainment and

comedic value.

> > > >  We loved Young Frankenstien,it is hilarious,Mel Brooks at his best and

Gene Wilder what can I say,I am a bonifide fan. I actually noticed something I

had never really spotted before, that was the darts in the wheel. I found the

whole thing to be excellent and the superb.It was a pleasure to watch.I give

this one an A#. Please feel free to share your reviews with me and let me know

what you think.Till We Meet Again:Be Seeing You In YOur Nightmares:Madame

Dementia And The Ripper

> > > >

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Take a walk in the city! Give me a break!

Raine, I live in Gary Indiana, the Murder Capital of the US.

I didn't live to be 59 years old by hiking through the city.

We have a bike trail that was created to run the length of the state but no one

uses it because people get mugged and killed.

Preservation works best when you don't look at the world through rose colored

glasses but accept reality and use common sense to insure you live to see

another day.

But don't let me dissuade you - you're more than welcome to walk through my

little city.







--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "fullloonrising"

<rwkempokittykicks@...> wrote:

>

> --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "Joe Shingler" <alien8ed46408@>

wrote:

> >

> > I love going outdoors, but due to the terrible weather and the rainy season

we just went through the mosquito situation is totally unbarable. And the threat

of West Nile Virus doesn't make it any better.

>

>

>

> There is a garlic based mosquito repellent that is allegedly safe for

humans,animals and the environment.I don't know if your county has deer ticks

but it may be a good idea to check it out.Check with your Department of

Health.You've got birds in Illinois.You could catch the bird flu.A Texas woman

was hit by lightning while standing in her kitchen.Be careful.Look in the sky

when you have to be outside.You never know when a frozen chunk of ice from an

airplane could be on its descent.

> JOE,its good to be careful and to take precautions,when necessary.Buy yourself

some insect repellents,netting.If you don't want to walk around in the woods

there must be some places in the city you could go hiking.Walk with a friend or

several."Argue for your limitations and they are yours".

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> > It's a damn shame because my wife and I worked hard to turn our backyard

into a cozy secluded hide-a-way complete with a picnic area and table, a swing,

and a nice ornate chimina for evening fires - but we can't use any of it because

of the mosquitoes.

> > I went out and bought an insect fogger but all that did was make the

atmosphere noxious for humans, and once the fog dissapates the mosquitoes

return, madder than ever.

> > So we've surrendered.

> > They can have the outside - I'll stay inside.

> >

> > Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii

> >

> > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gene <iamtabbycatsdad48@>

wrote:

> > >

> > > Hi Joe Madame D And The Ripper here, you had a great line up or should I

say line ups!!! Wow! I am impressed.We do a lot of movie watching in the

evening. Today we watched Sabertooth,I had prerecorded it earlier. It was pretty

good. We have a lot of Horror and  Scifi as well. But we also have a lot of

comidies as well. I am watching comidies as well, it is a nice change of pace.I

think I am going to pull out my VHS copy of Francis In A Haunted House and am

going to watch The Three Stooges In Orbit.

> > >   It's too hot out to want to be outside and because of my surgery I can't

swim in my brother and sister in laws pool. so it's MOVIE TIME!!!!!!

> > >  Glad you had a great weekend.Till We Meet Again: Be Seeing You In Your

Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper

> > >

> > > --- On Mon, 7/13/09, Joe Shingler <alien8ed46408@> wrote:

> > >

> > >

> > > From: Joe Shingler <alien8ed46408@>

> > > Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: Thoughts on Young Frankenstien and Love At

First Bite

> > > To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

> > > Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 6:06 PM

> > >

> > >

> > > I started my film festival a day early on Friday so was able to get in

qute a few horror comedies including: "Scared Stiff" with Jerry Lewis and Dean

Martin, "Abbott & Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll And Mr Hyde", "Caveman",

"Ghostbusters 2", "Evolution" and finished up with "Young Frankenstein".

> > > This whole month I've been digging through my archives and featuring as

many condeies as I have, beginning with my Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin box set

which includes: "My Friend Irma", "My Friend Irma Goes West", "That's My Boy",

"Jumping Jacks", "Sailor Beware", "The Caddy", "The Stooge" and "Scared Stiff".

I plan to continue with a variety of Jerry Lewis films he made after the

break-up with Dead Martin. I've got all four Abbott and Costello box set

collections, so I'll end up watching most of the 'meet the monsters' films from

the set.

> > > As you can imagine most of the movies in my collection are horror or

sci-fi related, but I do have a quite a few comedies mixed as well - I just

don't watch them as much as the others, so these little monthly themes allow me

to dig through the back shelves and pull out things I tend to overlooked.

> > > Last month I watched Season One and Two of the original "The Outer Limits"

series as well as Season One of "Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea"; and the month

before that I pulled out all my Sherlock Holmes VHS tapes of the Jeremy Brent

BBC series as well as the Basil Rathbone series and a variety of other films

featuring the great consulting detective. I never upgraded the Jeremy Brett or

Basil Rathbone films to DVD so it gave me a chance to give the old VCR a

work-out.

> > > Earlier this year I began by pulling out series like "Dexter",

"Carnivale", "Jerico", "Firefly", and "Dead Like Me".

> > > I think it all started after a steady diet of cable news, and subjecting

myself to nothing but BAD news. I got really burned-out and needed to get away

from reality so thought if I was going to spend time watching the tube I'd use

that time to catch up on goofy old monster movies, 50s' sitautions comedies like

"The Honeymooners", "I Love Lucy" and "Amos and Andy", and big budget escapist

entertainment.

> > > Don't worry Raine, I'm doing other things as well ... I'm just talking

abut TV time. LOL

> > > It's nice to dig through the dusty back shelves every so often to see what

forgotten treasures you might find. I even came across a couple of VHS tapes

with movies recorded that I forgot I had like "The Man From U.N.C.L.E. "The 15

Years Later Affair", and the BBC mini series "Day Of The Triffids".

> > > On the negative side, I also discovered a lot of old movies I taped off TV

years ago that have degraded terribly and are almost unwatchable.

> > > Oh well I've babbled long enough.

> > >

> > > Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii   

> > >

> > > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gene <iamtabbycatsdad48@>

wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Wow Dale you sounded like you had a great lineup, the movies were great

weren't they.I love Sat The 14th I have it on Vhs but I need to get it on Dvd.

It is a riot.Richard Benjamin and I think Paula Printess his wife was in it too.

It was so funny. I haven't watched it in awhile. Guess I will have to pull it

out. Hope things look up for you.we will be putting up a new show this week. But

I am not sure what we are going to show. Have A great Day..Till We Meet Again:Be

Seeing You In Your Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper

> > > >

> > > > --- On Mon, 7/13/09, kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > From: kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@>

> > > > Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: Thoughts on Young Frankenstien and Love

At First Bite

> > > > To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

> > > > Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 2:43 AM

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > I started out with "Saturday the 14th" which seems to get funnier with

every viewing. Then it was "Love At First Bite" with it's "come back black

chicken" and perfectly matched cast. "Young Frankenstein" rounded out the

night.. What can you say, it's about as perfect as you can get. Between sight

gags and one liners it's nonstop fun. Werewolf, There wolf. gets me every time..

> > > > I picked up today where I left off, by watching "Dracula Dead And Loving

It". The sight gags abound throughout and it does a great job mocking Bram

Stokers Dracula. I finished with Chevy Chase in "Memoirs Of An Invisible Man"..

> > > >

> > > > Dale

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "iamtabbycatsdad48"

<iamtabbycatsdad48@> wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > Ghoul afternoon everyone. Hope everyone had a most wicked weekend. We

watched both Love At First Bite And Young Frankenstien.I throughly enjoyed both

these films. Richard Benjamin was great he had me cracking up, And George

Harrison was great as Dracula,so sauve so charming.We found the movie to be

really good and it came right on time,I ordered it from Amazon on Wed and got it

on Sat. Talk about luck. I would give this a B# for allround entertainment and

comedic value.

> > > > >  We loved Young Frankenstien,it is hilarious,Mel Brooks at his best

and Gene Wilder what can I say,I am a bonifide fan. I actually noticed something

I had never really spotted before, that was the darts in the wheel. I found the

whole thing to be excellent and the superb.It was a pleasure to watch.I give

this one an A#. Please feel free to share your reviews with me and let me know

what you think.Till We Meet Again:Be Seeing You In YOur Nightmares:Madame

Dementia And The Ripper

> > > > >

> > > >

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> > > >

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--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "Joe Shingler" <alien8ed46408@...>

wrote:





Rose colored glasses?lol.No one to my recollection has ever accused me of

that.lol.I guess i am more of an optimist but i can see whats left of the forest

from the trees.There is power in numbers,and it is why i suggested you go hiking

with friends.You also mentioned that GARY INDIANNA is the murder capitol of the

World?I just checked out a recent survey and they list CHICAGO ILLINOIS as the

most dangerous place to live with an average of three people being killed each

day.Followed by BALTIMORE,than NEW ORLEANS.GARY INDIANA is rated at #13.Another

study that listed the 25 most dangerous neighborhoods didn't even list GARY in

their survey.CINCINNATTI/Central Parkway and Liberty street is listed as number

one.CHICAGO/State street/Garfield Blvd is listed as number 2.

I also read that in '95 GARY had martial law.I spoke to a soldier once who told

me he felt safer walking in downtown CHECHNYA than downtown L.A.It's dangerous

all over but you have to make a plan.If you have to live your life looking over

your shoulder all of the time with your heart feeling like it's going to beat

our of your chest that is no place to live.

In the wild rabbits have to survive.They know they are high on many predators

lists but they have to go out of their burrows to forage for food.They build

more than one hole so they can escape when they have to escape.It is their part

in self preservation.

I've lived in bad neighborhoods.I slept through a gun fight just outside of my

window one time.i have a friend who started a neighborhood watch program so he

could take his neighborhood back.There were gang fights,muggings,assaults.The

people were reluctant at first until they saw he was serious and was reporting

crimes in his neighborhood and getting results.After about four months other

people started signing up.When the crime in their neighborhood started going

down they had their first neighborhood watch barbeque.They invited everyone in

the neighborhood.

Being a self preservationist doesnt mean you should live your life in a bomb

shelter or in the middle of the woods in a tent like a survivalist.There are

alot of things you can do for yourself and your mily.Take self defense

classes.Take a gun safety class.You do have to be more aware of every place and

thing when you are on the move but you shouldn't feel you have a target on your

back all of the time.

When friends and I take the kids trick-or-treating every year we plan well

before October where the nicest neighborhoods are.There are many neighborhoods

we won't visit anymore because of gsng influx and the rise of overall crime.

When it comes down to it and you are that fearful of the city you live in that

you dont even feel comfortable walking around in it,I'D MOVE!if you cant even go

to a park without the fear of being mugged or assaulted.If you cant go to the

grocery store without thinking it could be your last gallon of milk you ever

buy...ever..If you have to sit on the floor for fear of drive bys in your

neighborhood,than it may be time to move.Rabbits have survived so long because

there weren't waiting foxes at each and every hole.It's okay to be cautious and

aware but if you have to wear a bush as camoflauge for fear of being shot before

you reach your car,move.Or talk to your police department about starting a

neighborhood watch.







>

> Take a walk in the city! Give me a break!

> Raine, I live in Gary Indiana, the Murder Capital of the US.

> I didn't live to be 59 years old by hiking through the city.

> We have a bike trail that was created to run the length of the state but no

one uses it because people get mugged and killed.

> Preservation works best when you don't look at the world through rose colored

glasses but accept reality and use common sense to insure you live to see

another day.

> But don't let me dissuade you - you're more than welcome to walk through my

little city.

>

>

>

> --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "fullloonrising" <rwkempokittykicks@>

wrote:

> >

> > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "Joe Shingler" <alien8ed46408@>

wrote:

> > >

> > > I love going outdoors, but due to the terrible weather and the rainy

season we just went through the mosquito situation is totally unbarable. And the

threat of West Nile Virus doesn't make it any better.

> >

> >

> >

> > There is a garlic based mosquito repellent that is allegedly safe for

humans,animals and the environment.I don't know if your county has deer ticks

but it may be a good idea to check it out.Check with your Department of

Health.You've got birds in Illinois.You could catch the bird flu.A Texas woman

was hit by lightning while standing in her kitchen.Be careful.Look in the sky

when you have to be outside.You never know when a frozen chunk of ice from an

airplane could be on its descent.

> > JOE,its good to be careful and to take precautions,when necessary.Buy

yourself some insect repellents,netting.If you don't want to walk around in the

woods there must be some places in the city you could go hiking.Walk with a

friend or several."Argue for your limitations and they are yours".

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > > It's a damn shame because my wife and I worked hard to turn our backyard

into a cozy secluded hide-a-way complete with a picnic area and table, a swing,

and a nice ornate chimina for evening fires - but we can't use any of it because

of the mosquitoes.

> > > I went out and bought an insect fogger but all that did was make the

atmosphere noxious for humans, and once the fog dissapates the mosquitoes

return, madder than ever.

> > > So we've surrendered.

> > > They can have the outside - I'll stay inside.

> > >

> > > Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii

> > >

> > > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gene <iamtabbycatsdad48@>

wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Hi Joe Madame D And The Ripper here, you had a great line up or should I

say line ups!!! Wow! I am impressed.We do a lot of movie watching in the

evening. Today we watched Sabertooth,I had prerecorded it earlier. It was pretty

good. We have a lot of Horror and  Scifi as well. But we also have a lot of

comidies as well. I am watching comidies as well, it is a nice change of pace.I

think I am going to pull out my VHS copy of Francis In A Haunted House and am

going to watch The Three Stooges In Orbit.

> > > >   It's too hot out to want to be outside and because of my surgery I

can't swim in my brother and sister in laws pool. so it's MOVIE TIME!!!!!!

> > > >  Glad you had a great weekend.Till We Meet Again: Be Seeing You In Your

Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper

> > > >

> > > > --- On Mon, 7/13/09, Joe Shingler <alien8ed46408@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > From: Joe Shingler <alien8ed46408@>

> > > > Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: Thoughts on Young Frankenstien and Love

At First Bite

> > > > To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

> > > > Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 6:06 PM

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > I started my film festival a day early on Friday so was able to get in

qute a few horror comedies including: "Scared Stiff" with Jerry Lewis and Dean

Martin, "Abbott & Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll And Mr Hyde", "Caveman",

"Ghostbusters 2", "Evolution" and finished up with "Young Frankenstein".

> > > > This whole month I've been digging through my archives and featuring as

many condeies as I have, beginning with my Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin box set

which includes: "My Friend Irma", "My Friend Irma Goes West", "That's My Boy",

"Jumping Jacks", "Sailor Beware", "The Caddy", "The Stooge" and "Scared Stiff".

I plan to continue with a variety of Jerry Lewis films he made after the

break-up with Dead Martin. I've got all four Abbott and Costello box set

collections, so I'll end up watching most of the 'meet the monsters' films from

the set.

> > > > As you can imagine most of the movies in my collection are horror or

sci-fi related, but I do have a quite a few comedies mixed as well - I just

don't watch them as much as the others, so these little monthly themes allow me

to dig through the back shelves and pull out things I tend to overlooked.

> > > > Last month I watched Season One and Two of the original "The Outer

Limits" series as well as Season One of "Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea"; and

the month before that I pulled out all my Sherlock Holmes VHS tapes of the

Jeremy Brent BBC series as well as the Basil Rathbone series and a variety of

other films featuring the great consulting detective. I never upgraded the

Jeremy Brett or Basil Rathbone films to DVD so it gave me a chance to give the

old VCR a work-out.

> > > > Earlier this year I began by pulling out series like "Dexter",

"Carnivale", "Jerico", "Firefly", and "Dead Like Me".

> > > > I think it all started after a steady diet of cable news, and subjecting

myself to nothing but BAD news. I got really burned-out and needed to get away

from reality so thought if I was going to spend time watching the tube I'd use

that time to catch up on goofy old monster movies, 50s' sitautions comedies like

"The Honeymooners", "I Love Lucy" and "Amos and Andy", and big budget escapist

entertainment.

> > > > Don't worry Raine, I'm doing other things as well ... I'm just talking

abut TV time. LOL

> > > > It's nice to dig through the dusty back shelves every so often to see

what forgotten treasures you might find. I even came across a couple of VHS

tapes with movies recorded that I forgot I had like "The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

"The 15 Years Later Affair", and the BBC mini series "Day Of The Triffids".

> > > > On the negative side, I also discovered a lot of old movies I taped off

TV years ago that have degraded terribly and are almost unwatchable.

> > > > Oh well I've babbled long enough.

> > > >

> > > > Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii   

> > > >

> > > > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gene

<iamtabbycatsdad48@> wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > Wow Dale you sounded like you had a great lineup, the movies were

great weren't they.I love Sat The 14th I have it on Vhs but I need to get it on

Dvd. It is a riot.Richard Benjamin and I think Paula Printess his wife was in it

too. It was so funny. I haven't watched it in awhile. Guess I will have to pull

it out. Hope things look up for you.we will be putting up a new show this week.

But I am not sure what we are going to show. Have A great Day..Till We Meet

Again:Be Seeing You In Your Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper

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> > > > > From: kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@>

> > > > > Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: Thoughts on Young Frankenstien and

Love At First Bite

> > > > > To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

> > > > > Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 2:43 AM

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> > > > > I started out with "Saturday the 14th" which seems to get funnier with

every viewing. Then it was "Love At First Bite" with it's "come back black

chicken" and perfectly matched cast. "Young Frankenstein" rounded out the

night.. What can you say, it's about as perfect as you can get. Between sight

gags and one liners it's nonstop fun. Werewolf, There wolf. gets me every time..

> > > > > I picked up today where I left off, by watching "Dracula Dead And

Loving It". The sight gags abound throughout and it does a great job mocking

Bram Stokers Dracula. I finished with Chevy Chase in "Memoirs Of An Invisible

Man"..

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> > > > > Dale

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> > > > > > Ghoul afternoon everyone. Hope everyone had a most wicked weekend.

We watched both Love At First Bite And Young Frankenstien.I throughly enjoyed

both these films. Richard Benjamin was great he had me cracking up, And George

Harrison was great as Dracula,so sauve so charming.We found the movie to be

really good and it came right on time,I ordered it from Amazon on Wed and got it

on Sat. Talk about luck. I would give this a B# for allround entertainment and

comedic value.

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and Gene Wilder what can I say,I am a bonifide fan. I actually noticed something

I had never really spotted before, that was the darts in the wheel. I found the

whole thing to be excellent and the superb.It was a pleasure to watch.I give

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Like I said Raine, I've lived in Gary 59 years and I'm still alive, so I must be

doing something right, and since it works I'll stick with it. But thanks for the

suggestions. The good ones I've already used.

The local cemetary is filled with activists who started a citizen's watch group.

They were heros in the community, neighbors said nice things about them as the

Coroner took their bullet-ridden body into the ambulence, the newspaper wrote a

nice tribute to their memory ... but bottom line is they are dead and the

gangbangers responsible are probably still selling dope and living life on the

edge.

It's a vicious cycle and best to avoid at all costs.

If I could move I would have been gone years ago.

But it is great to know Gary moved down the list to #13. I always thoght it was

unfair the way they tabulated the murder rate - per capita - so it seemed like

each time our census showed less people living in Gary they changed the per

capita figure lower so Gary would still be at the top of the rankings. Per

capita means how many people killed in a population of 1000,000 people (or

what-ever number they choose to base their figure on).

Residents have been constantly moving out in droves so the amount of actual

people is decreasing, so mabye we have a population so low that we don't have a

high enough per capita population to make the list.

It always seemed like more people were being killed each night in Chicago or New

Orleans than in Gary. But because of that damned rating system it kept us locked

into the Murder Capital stigma for many many many years.

But if what you say is true and we've dropped down it sure is surprising since

every day the Crime Blotter in our daily newpaper seems to have more and more

violent crimes reported.





--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "fullloonrising"

<rwkempokittykicks@...> wrote:

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> --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "Joe Shingler" <alien8ed46408@>

wrote:

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>

> Rose colored glasses?lol.No one to my recollection has ever accused me of

that.lol.I guess i am more of an optimist but i can see whats left of the forest

from the trees.There is power in numbers,and it is why i suggested you go hiking

with friends.You also mentioned that GARY INDIANNA is the murder capitol of the

World?I just checked out a recent survey and they list CHICAGO ILLINOIS as the

most dangerous place to live with an average of three people being killed each

day.Followed by BALTIMORE,than NEW ORLEANS.GARY INDIANA is rated at #13.Another

study that listed the 25 most dangerous neighborhoods didn't even list GARY in

their survey.CINCINNATTI/Central Parkway and Liberty street is listed as number

one.CHICAGO/State street/Garfield Blvd is listed as number 2.

> I also read that in '95 GARY had martial law.I spoke to a soldier once who

told me he felt safer walking in downtown CHECHNYA than downtown L.A.It's

dangerous all over but you have to make a plan.If you have to live your life

looking over your shoulder all of the time with your heart feeling like it's

going to beat our of your chest that is no place to live.

> In the wild rabbits have to survive.They know they are high on many predators

lists but they have to go out of their burrows to forage for food.They build

more than one hole so they can escape when they have to escape.It is their part

in self preservation.

> I've lived in bad neighborhoods.I slept through a gun fight just outside of my

window one time.i have a friend who started a neighborhood watch program so he

could take his neighborhood back.There were gang fights,muggings,assaults.The

people were reluctant at first until they saw he was serious and was reporting

crimes in his neighborhood and getting results.After about four months other

people started signing up.When the crime in their neighborhood started going

down they had their first neighborhood watch barbeque.They invited everyone in

the neighborhood.

> Being a self preservationist doesnt mean you should live your life in a bomb

shelter or in the middle of the woods in a tent like a survivalist.There are

alot of things you can do for yourself and your mily.Take self defense

classes.Take a gun safety class.You do have to be more aware of every place and

thing when you are on the move but you shouldn't feel you have a target on your

back all of the time.

> When friends and I take the kids trick-or-treating every year we plan well

before October where the nicest neighborhoods are.There are many neighborhoods

we won't visit anymore because of gsng influx and the rise of overall crime.

> When it comes down to it and you are that fearful of the city you live in that

you dont even feel comfortable walking around in it,I'D MOVE!if you cant even go

to a park without the fear of being mugged or assaulted.If you cant go to the

grocery store without thinking it could be your last gallon of milk you ever

buy...ever..If you have to sit on the floor for fear of drive bys in your

neighborhood,than it may be time to move.Rabbits have survived so long because

there weren't waiting foxes at each and every hole.It's okay to be cautious and

aware but if you have to wear a bush as camoflauge for fear of being shot before

you reach your car,move.Or talk to your police department about starting a

neighborhood watch.

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> > Take a walk in the city! Give me a break!

> > Raine, I live in Gary Indiana, the Murder Capital of the US.

> > I didn't live to be 59 years old by hiking through the city.

> > We have a bike trail that was created to run the length of the state but no

one uses it because people get mugged and killed.

> > Preservation works best when you don't look at the world through rose

colored glasses but accept reality and use common sense to insure you live to

see another day.

> > But don't let me dissuade you - you're more than welcome to walk through my

little city.

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> > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "fullloonrising"

<rwkempokittykicks@> wrote:

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> > > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "Joe Shingler" <alien8ed46408@>

wrote:

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> > > > I love going outdoors, but due to the terrible weather and the rainy

season we just went through the mosquito situation is totally unbarable. And the

threat of West Nile Virus doesn't make it any better.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > There is a garlic based mosquito repellent that is allegedly safe for

humans,animals and the environment.I don't know if your county has deer ticks

but it may be a good idea to check it out.Check with your Department of

Health.You've got birds in Illinois.You could catch the bird flu.A Texas woman

was hit by lightning while standing in her kitchen.Be careful.Look in the sky

when you have to be outside.You never know when a frozen chunk of ice from an

airplane could be on its descent.

> > > JOE,its good to be careful and to take precautions,when necessary.Buy

yourself some insect repellents,netting.If you don't want to walk around in the

woods there must be some places in the city you could go hiking.Walk with a

friend or several."Argue for your limitations and they are yours".

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> > > > It's a damn shame because my wife and I worked hard to turn our backyard

into a cozy secluded hide-a-way complete with a picnic area and table, a swing,

and a nice ornate chimina for evening fires - but we can't use any of it because

of the mosquitoes.

> > > > I went out and bought an insect fogger but all that did was make the

atmosphere noxious for humans, and once the fog dissapates the mosquitoes

return, madder than ever.

> > > > So we've surrendered.

> > > > They can have the outside - I'll stay inside.

> > > >

> > > > Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii

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> > > > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gene

<iamtabbycatsdad48@> wrote:

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> > > > > Hi Joe Madame D And The Ripper here, you had a great line up or should

I say line ups!!! Wow! I am impressed.We do a lot of movie watching in the

evening. Today we watched Sabertooth,I had prerecorded it earlier. It was pretty

good. We have a lot of Horror and  Scifi as well. But we also have a lot of

comidies as well. I am watching comidies as well, it is a nice change of pace.I

think I am going to pull out my VHS copy of Francis In A Haunted House and am

going to watch The Three Stooges In Orbit.

> > > > >   It's too hot out to want to be outside and because of my surgery I

can't swim in my brother and sister in laws pool. so it's MOVIE TIME!!!!!!

> > > > >  Glad you had a great weekend.Till We Meet Again: Be Seeing You In

Your Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper

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> > > > > --- On Mon, 7/13/09, Joe Shingler <alien8ed46408@> wrote:

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> > > > > From: Joe Shingler <alien8ed46408@>

> > > > > Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: Thoughts on Young Frankenstien and

Love At First Bite

> > > > > To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

> > > > > Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 6:06 PM

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> > > > > I started my film festival a day early on Friday so was able to get in

qute a few horror comedies including: "Scared Stiff" with Jerry Lewis and Dean

Martin, "Abbott & Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll And Mr Hyde", "Caveman",

"Ghostbusters 2", "Evolution" and finished up with "Young Frankenstein".

> > > > > This whole month I've been digging through my archives and featuring

as many condeies as I have, beginning with my Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin box

set which includes: "My Friend Irma", "My Friend Irma Goes West", "That's My

Boy", "Jumping Jacks", "Sailor Beware", "The Caddy", "The Stooge" and "Scared

Stiff". I plan to continue with a variety of Jerry Lewis films he made after the

break-up with Dead Martin. I've got all four Abbott and Costello box set

collections, so I'll end up watching most of the 'meet the monsters' films from

the set.

> > > > > As you can imagine most of the movies in my collection are horror or

sci-fi related, but I do have a quite a few comedies mixed as well - I just

don't watch them as much as the others, so these little monthly themes allow me

to dig through the back shelves and pull out things I tend to overlooked.

> > > > > Last month I watched Season One and Two of the original "The Outer

Limits" series as well as Season One of "Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea"; and

the month before that I pulled out all my Sherlock Holmes VHS tapes of the

Jeremy Brent BBC series as well as the Basil Rathbone series and a variety of

other films featuring the great consulting detective. I never upgraded the

Jeremy Brett or Basil Rathbone films to DVD so it gave me a chance to give the

old VCR a work-out.

> > > > > Earlier this year I began by pulling out series like "Dexter",

"Carnivale", "Jerico", "Firefly", and "Dead Like Me".

> > > > > I think it all started after a steady diet of cable news, and

subjecting myself to nothing but BAD news. I got really burned-out and needed to

get away from reality so thought if I was going to spend time watching the tube

I'd use that time to catch up on goofy old monster movies, 50s' sitautions

comedies like "The Honeymooners", "I Love Lucy" and "Amos and Andy", and big

budget escapist entertainment.

> > > > > Don't worry Raine, I'm doing other things as well ... I'm just talking

abut TV time. LOL

> > > > > It's nice to dig through the dusty back shelves every so often to see

what forgotten treasures you might find. I even came across a couple of VHS

tapes with movies recorded that I forgot I had like "The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

"The 15 Years Later Affair", and the BBC mini series "Day Of The Triffids".

> > > > > On the negative side, I also discovered a lot of old movies I taped

off TV years ago that have degraded terribly and are almost unwatchable.

> > > > > Oh well I've babbled long enough.

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> > > > > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gene

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> > > > > > Wow Dale you sounded like you had a great lineup, the movies were

great weren't they.I love Sat The 14th I have it on Vhs but I need to get it on

Dvd. It is a riot.Richard Benjamin and I think Paula Printess his wife was in it

too. It was so funny. I haven't watched it in awhile. Guess I will have to pull

it out. Hope things look up for you.we will be putting up a new show this week.

But I am not sure what we are going to show. Have A great Day..Till We Meet

Again:Be Seeing You In Your Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper

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> > > > > > --- On Mon, 7/13/09, kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@> wrote:

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> > > > > > From: kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@>

> > > > > > Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: Thoughts on Young Frankenstien and

Love At First Bite

> > > > > > To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

> > > > > > Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 2:43 AM

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> > > > > > I started out with "Saturday the 14th" which seems to get funnier

with every viewing. Then it was "Love At First Bite" with it's "come back black

chicken" and perfectly matched cast. "Young Frankenstein" rounded out the

night.. What can you say, it's about as perfect as you can get. Between sight

gags and one liners it's nonstop fun. Werewolf, There wolf. gets me every time..

> > > > > > I picked up today where I left off, by watching "Dracula Dead And

Loving It". The sight gags abound throughout and it does a great job mocking

Bram Stokers Dracula. I finished with Chevy Chase in "Memoirs Of An Invisible

Man"..

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> > > > > > > Ghoul afternoon everyone. Hope everyone had a most wicked weekend.

We watched both Love At First Bite And Young Frankenstien.I throughly enjoyed

both these films. Richard Benjamin was great he had me cracking up, And George

Harrison was great as Dracula,so sauve so charming.We found the movie to be

really good and it came right on time,I ordered it from Amazon on Wed and got it

on Sat. Talk about luck. I would give this a B# for allround entertainment and

comedic value.

> > > > > > >  We loved Young Frankenstien,it is hilarious,Mel Brooks at his

best and Gene Wilder what can I say,I am a bonifide fan. I actually noticed

something I had never really spotted before, that was the darts in the wheel. I

found the whole thing to be excellent and the superb.It was a pleasure to

watch.I give this one an A#. Please feel free to share your reviews with me and

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> Like I said Raine, I've lived in Gary 59 years and I'm still alive, so I must

be doing something right, and since it works I'll stick with it. But thanks for

the suggestions. The good ones I've already used.





it is fortunate you have been able to live for so long.For me,i wouldn't want to

have to live my life like LES STROUD feeling i may have to travel from tree to

tree and through the sewer system just to get into the city.lol.If I had too,i

would cut my losses and move.Maybe take a few years to raise the capitol from

garage sales and eventually selling the house.Buy a trailer and live in that for

awhile somewhere more serene.lol.

I have friends who have swapped their homes to get our of where they were.One

friend wanted to move to Alaska.He had a nice home and swapped it for a home

that had a rickety foundation.When you walked from one end of the house to the

other it would rock in the direction you were walking.His son is a carpenter and

helped work on it and built some other buildings.They didn't have anything when

they went to Alaska but my friend is a hunter and provided food for the table

until he could find a job.

Another friend swapped his home for another in the Southern part of the State

and hasnt regretted it.If you were in a better place financially I would suggest

visiting Colorado or the Pacific Northwest,Montana,even Idaho.There are some

beautiful States and comfortable citites that won't make you feel you have to

shop in the next town for groceries.Some small towns are so laid back you would

feel like you are in Mayberry North Carolina.lol.





















> The local cemetary is filled with activists who started a citizen's watch

group. They were heros in the community, neighbors said nice things about them

as the Coroner took their bullet-ridden body into the ambulence, the newspaper

wrote a nice tribute to their memory ... but bottom line is they are dead and

the gangbangers responsible are probably still selling dope and living life on

the edge.

> It's a vicious cycle and best to avoid at all costs.

> If I could move I would have been gone years ago.

> But it is great to know Gary moved down the list to #13. I always thoght it

was unfair the way they tabulated the murder rate - per capita - so it seemed

like each time our census showed less people living in Gary they changed the per

capita figure lower so Gary would still be at the top of the rankings. Per

capita means how many people killed in a population of 1000,000 people (or

what-ever number they choose to base their figure on).

> Residents have been constantly moving out in droves so the amount of actual

people is decreasing, so mabye we have a population so low that we don't have a

high enough per capita population to make the list.

> It always seemed like more people were being killed each night in Chicago or

New Orleans than in Gary. But because of that damned rating system it kept us

locked into the Murder Capital stigma for many many many years.

> But if what you say is true and we've dropped down it sure is surprising since

every day the Crime Blotter in our daily newpaper seems to have more and more

violent crimes reported.

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> --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "fullloonrising" <rwkempokittykicks@>

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> > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "Joe Shingler" <alien8ed46408@>

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> > Rose colored glasses?lol.No one to my recollection has ever accused me of

that.lol.I guess i am more of an optimist but i can see whats left of the forest

from the trees.There is power in numbers,and it is why i suggested you go hiking

with friends.You also mentioned that GARY INDIANNA is the murder capitol of the

World?I just checked out a recent survey and they list CHICAGO ILLINOIS as the

most dangerous place to live with an average of three people being killed each

day.Followed by BALTIMORE,than NEW ORLEANS.GARY INDIANA is rated at #13.Another

study that listed the 25 most dangerous neighborhoods didn't even list GARY in

their survey.CINCINNATTI/Central Parkway and Liberty street is listed as number

one.CHICAGO/State street/Garfield Blvd is listed as number 2.

> > I also read that in '95 GARY had martial law.I spoke to a soldier once who

told me he felt safer walking in downtown CHECHNYA than downtown L.A.It's

dangerous all over but you have to make a plan.If you have to live your life

looking over your shoulder all of the time with your heart feeling like it's

going to beat our of your chest that is no place to live.

> > In the wild rabbits have to survive.They know they are high on many

predators lists but they have to go out of their burrows to forage for food.They

build more than one hole so they can escape when they have to escape.It is their

part in self preservation.

> > I've lived in bad neighborhoods.I slept through a gun fight just outside of

my window one time.i have a friend who started a neighborhood watch program so

he could take his neighborhood back.There were gang fights,muggings,assaults.The

people were reluctant at first until they saw he was serious and was reporting

crimes in his neighborhood and getting results.After about four months other

people started signing up.When the crime in their neighborhood started going

down they had their first neighborhood watch barbeque.They invited everyone in

the neighborhood.

> > Being a self preservationist doesnt mean you should live your life in a bomb

shelter or in the middle of the woods in a tent like a survivalist.There are

alot of things you can do for yourself and your mily.Take self defense

classes.Take a gun safety class.You do have to be more aware of every place and

thing when you are on the move but you shouldn't feel you have a target on your

back all of the time.

> > When friends and I take the kids trick-or-treating every year we plan well

before October where the nicest neighborhoods are.There are many neighborhoods

we won't visit anymore because of gsng influx and the rise of overall crime.

> > When it comes down to it and you are that fearful of the city you live in

that you dont even feel comfortable walking around in it,I'D MOVE!if you cant

even go to a park without the fear of being mugged or assaulted.If you cant go

to the grocery store without thinking it could be your last gallon of milk you

ever buy...ever..If you have to sit on the floor for fear of drive bys in your

neighborhood,than it may be time to move.Rabbits have survived so long because

there weren't waiting foxes at each and every hole.It's okay to be cautious and

aware but if you have to wear a bush as camoflauge for fear of being shot before

you reach your car,move.Or talk to your police department about starting a

neighborhood watch.

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> > > Take a walk in the city! Give me a break!

> > > Raine, I live in Gary Indiana, the Murder Capital of the US.

> > > I didn't live to be 59 years old by hiking through the city.

> > > We have a bike trail that was created to run the length of the state but

no one uses it because people get mugged and killed.

> > > Preservation works best when you don't look at the world through rose

colored glasses but accept reality and use common sense to insure you live to

see another day.

> > > But don't let me dissuade you - you're more than welcome to walk through

my little city.

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> > > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "fullloonrising"

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> > > > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "Joe Shingler" <alien8ed46408@>

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> > > > > I love going outdoors, but due to the terrible weather and the rainy

season we just went through the mosquito situation is totally unbarable. And the

threat of West Nile Virus doesn't make it any better.

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> > > > There is a garlic based mosquito repellent that is allegedly safe for

humans,animals and the environment.I don't know if your county has deer ticks

but it may be a good idea to check it out.Check with your Department of

Health.You've got birds in Illinois.You could catch the bird flu.A Texas woman

was hit by lightning while standing in her kitchen.Be careful.Look in the sky

when you have to be outside.You never know when a frozen chunk of ice from an

airplane could be on its descent.

> > > > JOE,its good to be careful and to take precautions,when necessary.Buy

yourself some insect repellents,netting.If you don't want to walk around in the

woods there must be some places in the city you could go hiking.Walk with a

friend or several."Argue for your limitations and they are yours".

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> > > > > It's a damn shame because my wife and I worked hard to turn our

backyard into a cozy secluded hide-a-way complete with a picnic area and table,

a swing, and a nice ornate chimina for evening fires - but we can't use any of

it because of the mosquitoes.

> > > > > I went out and bought an insect fogger but all that did was make the

atmosphere noxious for humans, and once the fog dissapates the mosquitoes

return, madder than ever.

> > > > > So we've surrendered.

> > > > > They can have the outside - I'll stay inside.

> > > > >

> > > > > Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii

> > > > >

> > > > > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gene

<iamtabbycatsdad48@> wrote:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Hi Joe Madame D And The Ripper here, you had a great line up or

should I say line ups!!! Wow! I am impressed.We do a lot of movie watching in

the evening. Today we watched Sabertooth,I had prerecorded it earlier. It was

pretty good. We have a lot of Horror and  Scifi as well. But we also have a lot

of comidies as well. I am watching comidies as well, it is a nice change of

pace.I think I am going to pull out my VHS copy of Francis In A Haunted House

and am going to watch The Three Stooges In Orbit.

> > > > > >   It's too hot out to want to be outside and because of my surgery I

can't swim in my brother and sister in laws pool. so it's MOVIE TIME!!!!!!

> > > > > >  Glad you had a great weekend.Till We Meet Again: Be Seeing You In

Your Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper

> > > > > >

> > > > > > --- On Mon, 7/13/09, Joe Shingler <alien8ed46408@> wrote:

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > From: Joe Shingler <alien8ed46408@>

> > > > > > Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: Thoughts on Young Frankenstien and

Love At First Bite

> > > > > > To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

> > > > > > Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 6:06 PM

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > I started my film festival a day early on Friday so was able to get

in qute a few horror comedies including: "Scared Stiff" with Jerry Lewis and

Dean Martin, "Abbott & Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll And Mr Hyde", "Caveman",

"Ghostbusters 2", "Evolution" and finished up with "Young Frankenstein".

> > > > > > This whole month I've been digging through my archives and featuring

as many condeies as I have, beginning with my Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin box

set which includes: "My Friend Irma", "My Friend Irma Goes West", "That's My

Boy", "Jumping Jacks", "Sailor Beware", "The Caddy", "The Stooge" and "Scared

Stiff". I plan to continue with a variety of Jerry Lewis films he made after the

break-up with Dead Martin. I've got all four Abbott and Costello box set

collections, so I'll end up watching most of the 'meet the monsters' films from

the set.

> > > > > > As you can imagine most of the movies in my collection are horror or

sci-fi related, but I do have a quite a few comedies mixed as well - I just

don't watch them as much as the others, so these little monthly themes allow me

to dig through the back shelves and pull out things I tend to overlooked.

> > > > > > Last month I watched Season One and Two of the original "The Outer

Limits" series as well as Season One of "Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea"; and

the month before that I pulled out all my Sherlock Holmes VHS tapes of the

Jeremy Brent BBC series as well as the Basil Rathbone series and a variety of

other films featuring the great consulting detective. I never upgraded the

Jeremy Brett or Basil Rathbone films to DVD so it gave me a chance to give the

old VCR a work-out.

> > > > > > Earlier this year I began by pulling out series like "Dexter",

"Carnivale", "Jerico", "Firefly", and "Dead Like Me".

> > > > > > I think it all started after a steady diet of cable news, and

subjecting myself to nothing but BAD news. I got really burned-out and needed to

get away from reality so thought if I was going to spend time watching the tube

I'd use that time to catch up on goofy old monster movies, 50s' sitautions

comedies like "The Honeymooners", "I Love Lucy" and "Amos and Andy", and big

budget escapist entertainment.

> > > > > > Don't worry Raine, I'm doing other things as well ... I'm just

talking abut TV time. LOL

> > > > > > It's nice to dig through the dusty back shelves every so often to

see what forgotten treasures you might find. I even came across a couple of VHS

tapes with movies recorded that I forgot I had like "The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

"The 15 Years Later Affair", and the BBC mini series "Day Of The Triffids".

> > > > > > On the negative side, I also discovered a lot of old movies I taped

off TV years ago that have degraded terribly and are almost unwatchable.

> > > > > > Oh well I've babbled long enough.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii   

> > > > > >

> > > > > > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gene

<iamtabbycatsdad48@> wrote:

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Wow Dale you sounded like you had a great lineup, the movies were

great weren't they.I love Sat The 14th I have it on Vhs but I need to get it on

Dvd. It is a riot.Richard Benjamin and I think Paula Printess his wife was in it

too. It was so funny. I haven't watched it in awhile. Guess I will have to pull

it out. Hope things look up for you.we will be putting up a new show this week.

But I am not sure what we are going to show. Have A great Day..Till We Meet

Again:Be Seeing You In Your Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > --- On Mon, 7/13/09, kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@> wrote:

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > From: kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@>

> > > > > > > Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: Thoughts on Young Frankenstien and

Love At First Bite

> > > > > > > To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

> > > > > > > Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 2:43 AM

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > I started out with "Saturday the 14th" which seems to get funnier

with every viewing. Then it was "Love At First Bite" with it's "come back black

chicken" and perfectly matched cast. "Young Frankenstein" rounded out the

night.. What can you say, it's about as perfect as you can get. Between sight

gags and one liners it's nonstop fun. Werewolf, There wolf. gets me every time..

> > > > > > > I picked up today where I left off, by watching "Dracula Dead And

Loving It". The sight gags abound throughout and it does a great job mocking

Bram Stokers Dracula. I finished with Chevy Chase in "Memoirs Of An Invisible

Man"..

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Dale

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "iamtabbycatsdad48"

<iamtabbycatsdad48@> wrote:

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Ghoul afternoon everyone. Hope everyone had a most wicked

weekend. We watched both Love At First Bite And Young Frankenstien.I throughly

enjoyed both these films. Richard Benjamin was great he had me cracking up, And

George Harrison was great as Dracula,so sauve so charming.We found the movie to

be really good and it came right on time,I ordered it from Amazon on Wed and got

it on Sat. Talk about luck. I would give this a B# for allround entertainment

and comedic value.

> > > > > > > >  We loved Young Frankenstien,it is hilarious,Mel Brooks at his

best and Gene Wilder what can I say,I am a bonifide fan. I actually noticed

something I had never really spotted before, that was the darts in the wheel. I

found the whole thing to be excellent and the superb.It was a pleasure to

watch.I give this one an A#. Please feel free to share your reviews with me and

let me know what you think.Till We Meet Again:Be Seeing You In YOur

Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper

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Hi Raine.  Us Hoosiers east of 51 (that's Ripley to the uninitiated) don't

recognize a geographic or homicidal difference between Gary and Chicago.  (Just

kidding).



phil

   ----- Original Message -----

   From: fullloonrising

   To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

   Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2009 3:13 PM

   Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Was Young Frankenstien,now CITY AT FIRST BITE o/t











   --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "Joe Shingler" <alien8ed46408@...>

wrote:



   Rose colored glasses?lol.No one to my recollection has ever accused me of

that.lol.I guess i am more of an optimist but i can see whats left of the forest

from the trees.There is power in numbers,and it is why i suggested you go hiking

with friends.You also mentioned that GARY INDIANNA is the murder capitol of the

World?I just checked out a recent survey and they list CHICAGO ILLINOIS as the

most dangerous place to live with an average of three people being killed each

day.Followed by BALTIMORE,than NEW ORLEANS.GARY INDIANA is rated at #13.Another

study that listed the 25 most dangerous neighborhoods didn't even list GARY in

their survey.CINCINNATTI/Central Parkway and Liberty street is listed as number

one.CHICAGO/State street/Garfield Blvd is listed as number 2.

   I also read that in '95 GARY had martial law.I spoke to a soldier once who

told me he felt safer walking in downtown CHECHNYA than downtown L.A.It's

dangerous all over but you have to make a plan.If you have to live your life

looking over your shoulder all of the time with your heart feeling like it's

going to beat our of your chest that is no place to live.

   In the wild rabbits have to survive.They know they are high on many predators

lists but they have to go out of their burrows to forage for food.They build

more than one hole so they can escape when they have to escape.It is their part

in self preservation.

   I've lived in bad neighborhoods.I slept through a gun fight just outside of my

window one time.i have a friend who started a neighborhood watch program so he

could take his neighborhood back.There were gang fights,muggings,assaults.The

people were reluctant at first until they saw he was serious and was reporting

crimes in his neighborhood and getting results.After about four months other

people started signing up.When the crime in their neighborhood started going

down they had their first neighborhood watch barbeque.They invited everyone in

the neighborhood.

   Being a self preservationist doesnt mean you should live your life in a bomb

shelter or in the middle of the woods in a tent like a survivalist.There are

alot of things you can do for yourself and your mily.Take self defense

classes.Take a gun safety class.You do have to be more aware of every place and

thing when you are on the move but you shouldn't feel you have a target on your

back all of the time.

   When friends and I take the kids trick-or-treating every year we plan well

before October where the nicest neighborhoods are.There are many neighborhoods

we won't visit anymore because of gsng influx and the rise of overall crime.

   When it comes down to it and you are that fearful of the city you live in that

you dont even feel comfortable walking around in it,I'D MOVE!if you cant even go

to a park without the fear of being mugged or assaulted.If you cant go to the

grocery store without thinking it could be your last gallon of milk you ever

buy...ever..If you have to sit on the floor for fear of drive bys in your

neighborhood,than it may be time to move.Rabbits have survived so long because

there weren't waiting foxes at each and every hole.It's okay to be cautious and

aware but if you have to wear a bush as camoflauge for fear of being shot before

you reach your car,move.Or talk to your police department about starting a

neighborhood watch.



   >

   > Take a walk in the city! Give me a break!

   > Raine, I live in Gary Indiana, the Murder Capital of the US.

   > I didn't live to be 59 years old by hiking through the city.

   > We have a bike trail that was created to run the length of the state but no

one uses it because people get mugged and killed.

   > Preservation works best when you don't look at the world through rose

colored glasses but accept reality and use common sense to insure you live to

see another day.

   > But don't let me dissuade you - you're more than welcome to walk through my

little city.

   >

   >

   >

   > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "fullloonrising"

<rwkempokittykicks@> wrote:

   > >

   > > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "Joe Shingler" <alien8ed46408@>

wrote:

   > > >

   > > > I love going outdoors, but due to the terrible weather and the rainy

season we just went through the mosquito situation is totally unbarable. And the

threat of West Nile Virus doesn't make it any better.

   > >

   > >

   > >

   > > There is a garlic based mosquito repellent that is allegedly safe for

humans,animals and the environment.I don't know if your county has deer ticks

but it may be a good idea to check it out.Check with your Department of

Health.You've got birds in Illinois.You could catch the bird flu.A Texas woman

was hit by lightning while standing in her kitchen.Be careful.Look in the sky

when you have to be outside.You never know when a frozen chunk of ice from an

airplane could be on its descent.

   > > JOE,its good to be careful and to take precautions,when necessary.Buy

yourself some insect repellents,netting.If you don't want to walk around in the

woods there must be some places in the city you could go hiking.Walk with a

friend or several."Argue for your limitations and they are yours".

   > >

   > >

   > >

   > >

   > >

   > >

   > >

   > >

   > >

   > >

   > >

   > >

   > > > It's a damn shame because my wife and I worked hard to turn our backyard

into a cozy secluded hide-a-way complete with a picnic area and table, a swing,

and a nice ornate chimina for evening fires - but we can't use any of it because

of the mosquitoes.

   > > > I went out and bought an insect fogger but all that did was make the

atmosphere noxious for humans, and once the fog dissapates the mosquitoes

return, madder than ever.

   > > > So we've surrendered.

   > > > They can have the outside - I'll stay inside.

   > > >

   > > > Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii

   > > >

   > > > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gene

<iamtabbycatsdad48@> wrote:

   > > > >

   > > > > Hi Joe Madame D And The Ripper here, you had a great line up or should

I say line ups!!! Wow! I am impressed.We do a lot of movie watching in the

evening. Today we watched Sabertooth,I had prerecorded it earlier. It was pretty

good. We have a lot of Horror and  Scifi as well. But we also have a lot of

comidies as well. I am watching comidies as well, it is a nice change of pace.I

think I am going to pull out my VHS copy of Francis In A Haunted House and am

going to watch The Three Stooges In Orbit.

   > > > >   It's too hot out to want to be outside and because of my surgery I

can't swim in my brother and sister in laws pool. so it's MOVIE TIME!!!!!!

   > > > >  Glad you had a great weekend.Till We Meet Again: Be Seeing You In

Your Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper

   > > > >

   > > > > --- On Mon, 7/13/09, Joe Shingler <alien8ed46408@> wrote:

   > > > >

   > > > >

   > > > > From: Joe Shingler <alien8ed46408@>

   > > > > Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: Thoughts on Young Frankenstien and

Love At First Bite

   > > > > To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

   > > > > Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 6:06 PM

   > > > >

   > > > >

   > > > > I started my film festival a day early on Friday so was able to get in

qute a few horror comedies including: "Scared Stiff" with Jerry Lewis and Dean

Martin, "Abbott & Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll And Mr Hyde", "Caveman",

"Ghostbusters 2", "Evolution" and finished up with "Young Frankenstein".

   > > > > This whole month I've been digging through my archives and featuring

as many condeies as I have, beginning with my Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin box

set which includes: "My Friend Irma", "My Friend Irma Goes West", "That's My

Boy", "Jumping Jacks", "Sailor Beware", "The Caddy", "The Stooge" and "Scared

Stiff". I plan to continue with a variety of Jerry Lewis films he made after the

break-up with Dead Martin. I've got all four Abbott and Costello box set

collections, so I'll end up watching most of the 'meet the monsters' films from

the set.

   > > > > As you can imagine most of the movies in my collection are horror or

sci-fi related, but I do have a quite a few comedies mixed as well - I just

don't watch them as much as the others, so these little monthly themes allow me

to dig through the back shelves and pull out things I tend to overlooked.

   > > > > Last month I watched Season One and Two of the original "The Outer

Limits" series as well as Season One of "Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea"; and

the month before that I pulled out all my Sherlock Holmes VHS tapes of the

Jeremy Brent BBC series as well as the Basil Rathbone series and a variety of

other films featuring the great consulting detective. I never upgraded the

Jeremy Brett or Basil Rathbone films to DVD so it gave me a chance to give the

old VCR a work-out.

   > > > > Earlier this year I began by pulling out series like "Dexter",

"Carnivale", "Jerico", "Firefly", and "Dead Like Me".

   > > > > I think it all started after a steady diet of cable news, and

subjecting myself to nothing but BAD news. I got really burned-out and needed to

get away from reality so thought if I was going to spend time watching the tube

I'd use that time to catch up on goofy old monster movies, 50s' sitautions

comedies like "The Honeymooners", "I Love Lucy" and "Amos and Andy", and big

budget escapist entertainment.

   > > > > Don't worry Raine, I'm doing other things as well ... I'm just talking

abut TV time. LOL

   > > > > It's nice to dig through the dusty back shelves every so often to see

what forgotten treasures you might find. I even came across a couple of VHS

tapes with movies recorded that I forgot I had like "The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

"The 15 Years Later Affair", and the BBC mini series "Day Of The Triffids".

   > > > > On the negative side, I also discovered a lot of old movies I taped

off TV years ago that have degraded terribly and are almost unwatchable.

   > > > > Oh well I've babbled long enough.

   > > > >

   > > > > Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii

   > > > >

   > > > > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gene

<iamtabbycatsdad48@> wrote:

   > > > > >

   > > > > > Wow Dale you sounded like you had a great lineup, the movies were

great weren't they.I love Sat The 14th I have it on Vhs but I need to get it on

Dvd. It is a riot.Richard Benjamin and I think Paula Printess his wife was in it

too. It was so funny. I haven't watched it in awhile. Guess I will have to pull

it out. Hope things look up for you.we will be putting up a new show this week.

But I am not sure what we are going to show. Have A great Day..Till We Meet

Again:Be Seeing You In Your Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper

   > > > > >

   > > > > > --- On Mon, 7/13/09, kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@> wrote:

   > > > > >

   > > > > >

   > > > > > From: kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@>

   > > > > > Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: Thoughts on Young Frankenstien and

Love At First Bite

   > > > > > To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com

   > > > > > Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 2:43 AM

   > > > > >

   > > > > >

   > > > > > I started out with "Saturday the 14th" which seems to get funnier

with every viewing. Then it was "Love At First Bite" with it's "come back black

chicken" and perfectly matched cast. "Young Frankenstein" rounded out the

night.. What can you say, it's about as perfect as you can get. Between sight

gags and one liners it's nonstop fun. Werewolf, There wolf. gets me every time..

   > > > > > I picked up today where I left off, by watching "Dracula Dead And

Loving It". The sight gags abound throughout and it does a great job mocking

Bram Stokers Dracula. I finished with Chevy Chase in "Memoirs Of An Invisible

Man"..

   > > > > >

   > > > > > Dale

   > > > > >

   > > > > >

   > > > > > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "iamtabbycatsdad48"

<iamtabbycatsdad48@> wrote:

   > > > > > >

   > > > > > > Ghoul afternoon everyone. Hope everyone had a most wicked weekend.

We watched both Love At First Bite And Young Frankenstien.I throughly enjoyed

both these films. Richard Benjamin was great he had me cracking up, And George

Harrison was great as Dracula,so sauve so charming.We found the movie to be

really good and it came right on time,I ordered it from Amazon on Wed and got it

on Sat. Talk about luck. I would give this a B# for allround entertainment and

comedic value.

   > > > > > >  We loved Young Frankenstien,it is hilarious,Mel Brooks at his

best and Gene Wilder what can I say,I am a bonifide fan. I actually noticed

something I had never really spotted before, that was the darts in the wheel. I

found the whole thing to be excellent and the superb.It was a pleasure to

watch.I give this one an A#. Please feel free to share your reviews with me and

let me know what you think.Till We Meet Again:Be Seeing You In YOur

Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The Ripper

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