As my mouth opened wide to receive the affection of his deepest kiss His inflexible affliction, was introduce to the tightness of my abyss .

Sweater time is here... ________________________________________

In one week, I will be on the road for work. And when I arrive at my destination, I will be 110 miles away from B. But hes busy with super important (and I mean that with NO sarcasm, really, its important) work-related things. It crushes my heart that hell be SO close, but SO far away. Ive grown accustomed to him being physically far away. But its painful that hell be 110 miles away, but not able to see me. I have a post coming about B and me. But I have to gripe right now. I have been CRAVING him for a little while now, and while a HUGE fan of teasing, this is a little extreme.

Miranda Kerr

ROGER CORMAN COLLECTION:VAMPIRES,MUMMIES & MONSTERS-LADY FRANKENSTEIN(1971), THE VELVET VAMPIRE(1971), TIME WALKER(1982) & GROTESQUE (1988) *** out of **** Directed by Mel Welles,Stephanie Rothman,Tom Kennedy and Joe Tornatore Starring Rosalbi Neri(Sara Bay), Joseph Cotton, Celeste Yarnell, Michael Blodgett, Ben Murray, Austin Stoker, Linda Blair, Guy Stockwell, Tab Hunter Approximately 90 minutes each feature,Rated R Released by New Horizons Home Video & Shout Factory Home Video Once again Shout Factory Home Video delves into the vaults of Roger Corman's New World Pictures & New Horizons/Concorde to bring us this eclectic collection of B-movie horror and science fiction films released in both the 1970's & 1980's which some of these films have not received an official video release in some time. The four films included in this two DVD disc set are LADY FRANKENSTEIN and THE VELVET VAMPIRE on disc 1 and TIME WALKER and GROTESQUE on disc 2. LADY FRANKENSTEI

(Image this week provided by Lexi , original source unknown...but doesn't it look like an advertisement?) She was tall and slim, dark and pretty; he, short and round, bearded and bespectacled. They stared out the windows, side by side, looking down at the world below. Their vantage point accorded them a 360-degree view of the teeming streets. How does it work? she wanted to know. I haven't the slightest idea, really. The neuroanatomists and chemists and physiologists who developed it could explain it, but every time they tried, my eyes glazed over. Not interested in the technical side of things, eh? Guilty as charged. All I care about is, does it work? I guess we'll know soon enough, won't we? The transmitter was hooked up last night. Where is it? Ground floor level, disguised as a streetlamp. Her hand reached out, closed around the switch on the pedestal nearby. She hesitated. Is this right? His hand closed over hers, squeezing it gently. Our culture is too repressed.

Looking up ________________________________________

Mom, am I fat? Noits just baby fat. It wasnt. I was fat. Not kind of fat. Not chunky. Not big-boned. And definitely not baby fat. Baby fat is allowed till the age of what? Five? I was at least 10 when I asked my mom this infamous question. And the truth is, I was fat. Like ate spoonfuls of sugar at one time, fat. Stole candy bars from the grocery store, fat. Fat fat. Scurrying barefoot on the kitchen countertops looking for the elusive sugar that my parents continently misplaced two weeks after I was discovered in a corner eating spoonfuls of sugar, fat. (Those bastards.) Walking into the grocery store on that autumn afternoon just seemed like the right moment to ask. I probably was going to steal a Snickers bar anyways, and that should have been proof enough but I wanted to hear it verbally. I wanted the words to ring in my ears; I wanted them to sear the fat right off of my love handles. However, my plan backfired: Noits just baby fat. Waitwhat? My mom just lied! Straight to my face.

Sometimes the best thing about going to a movie theater to see a film is watching the movie trailers for the upcoming cinema releases. Although most moviegoers complain that most movie trailers these days reveal way too much about a movie's plot including spoilers or that some trailers really don't tell the movie audiences what the film is really about,the fact is that if a movie trailer is well done and constructed, it most certainly entice the majority of moviegoers to see the film and in many ways, trailers can honestly be more entertaining than the film itself that the trailer that advertises the very same film. So in my honest and sincere opinion as a moviegoer myself, here are 16 of the best movie trailers: 1.PSYCHO(1960) 2.STAR WARS CHAPTER 4:A NEW HOPE(1977) 3.THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE(1974) 4.THE TINGLER(1959) 5.ALIEN(1979) 6.THE EXORCIST(1973) 7.THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT(1999) 8.GRINDHOUSE(2007) 9.SUSPIRIA(1977) 10.DEEP RED(1975) 11.CARRIE(1976) 12.THE MATRIX(1999) 13

Tearing through... ________________________________________

Since the recent film KILLER ELITE is in theaters and is a remake in name only to the Sam Peckinpaw 1975 espionage thriller,here is my review/comparison of both KILLER ELITE motion pictures: THE KILLER ELITE(1975)**1/2 out of**** Directed by Sam Peckinpaw Starring Robert Duvall,James Caan, Mako, Gig Young, Bo Hopkins,Arthur Hill.Rated R 122 minutes Released by MGM/UA Home Video This later film in Sam Peckinpaw's film career in the 1970's is a lesser work in the great controversial movie director's career who did such previous film hits like THE WILD BUNCH, THE GETAWAY and STRAW DOGS. This espionage thriller has Robert Duvall and James Caan play two mercenary hitmen for hire working freelance for the CIA in which Duvall betrays Caan on a mission leaving him for dead. But Caan survives and goes thru intense physical rehabilitation learning martial arts and returns to the fold with a new group of hitmen being assigned by his CIA bosses to stop Duvall and his rogue group of hit