Next week, we’ll cleaning up some loose ends from the 2010 wrap-up. First off, we promise the (slightly delayed) review of the absurd male-pregnancy comedy The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle (2009); we’ll cover the latest crazy Japanese splatterpunk offering, Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl (2009); and we’ll throw in a free review of C Me Dance (2009), the fable about a good little Christian ballerina who saves infidels through the power of telepathy.
Weirdest Search Term Used to Locate the Site this Week: If this were any other site, we’d probably consider “eating championchip fire from penis” to be the weirdest search term we’d ever encountered; but, despite the unfortunate preposition placement, we have exactly what the searcher is looking for. Therefore, we’ll turn to another request for our weirdest search term of the week: “classic spagetti sex movies.”
That ole reader suggestion queue just keeps piling up on us, but now that the 2010 rush is behind us we can start digging into it. Here’s how it stands: The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle (coming soon!); Songs From The Second Floor; Possession; Wild Zero; Nothing (2003); The Peanut Butter Solution; Perfume: The Story of a Murderer; Faust; Sublime; Battle Continue reading WHAT’S IN THE PIPELINE
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One element that is sorely missing from all of the films and documentaries on him was Elvis’ early sense of perfection in the recording studios. He often demanded up to forty takes on one song.