eso es satanico.

As a kid, my father told me that constantly. "Eso es Satanico" referred to Ninja Turtles, Smurfs, Garbage Pail Kids, and even Madballs. I tried to convince him that Scooby Doo wasn't 'satanico' because the monsters were actually angry old men who ran county fairs and not at all related to the devil or he-who-must-not-be-named.

Monday, March 09, 2009



Stutter Island.
I don't understand how Scorcese's chosen this as his next movie.
I'm sure he'll make it into something watchable. Maybe even something good. But I'm gonna give this book away.

Teddy's a U.S. Marshall trying to track down Rachel Solando, an escaped violent mental patient who drowned all her kids, or something. He and his partner are on Shutter Island, the place where she escaped from her awesome ward of violent mental cases. Surprises abound.

I don't even feel like going over it. This movie will be Scorcese by way of Shyamalan. for real.
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franky said...

se me paro el pinguino. Awesome blog man, i totally remember the tapes and VHS tapes being thrown away because "eso es satanico". GOOD TIMES! I think i remember at least a couple of times when we benefited from others going through their shedding of the devil.

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