Also…

The second half features Joe’s encounter with The Most Dangerous Game (and a review of High School Musical).  Also, ShowShow’s Cruel, Cruel, Cruel Summer kicks off with a review of the unofficial autobiography of The Village People, “Can’t Stop The Music.”

I’ve never tried this before so I don’t know how it’ll turn out or how long it might take to download, so be patient.  Or just ignore it.  Either way.

You’ll have to wait until next week to hear what it is…

http://www.theonion.com/content/news_briefs/elderly_woman_applying

Easy.  See?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vi_7xK3LD0

Anyway, I’m working on something right now that might result in a video podcast of our own.  It’ll be short and full of clips and probably only feature one member of the show at a time, but it could be interesting.  I’m thinking of calling it ShowShow AV.  We’ll see…

Hey guys, we really need your help with votes this month, so if you can find it in your hearts to click on the link above and take the five seconds required to make us famous(er), then I’d certainly smooch on your cheeks.  Damply.

Kind of like we did with our Howloween Spooktacular, I want to do a marathon of sorts with Summer blockbusters that flopped at the box office. So if you have any films you’d like to hear us talk about, then post them below.

Just so you know, Battlefield Earth will definately be on the list.

My Queue has grown exponentially in the past week. Once I get my current batch out of the way, I’ll be watching Snatch, Unbreakable, Friday the 13th: Part 3, Futurama the Movie: Bender’s Big Score, and Shutter. My Queue, aside from the liberal sprinkling of horror movies, is pretty hodge-podge.

P.S. If you don’t have a Netflix account, then what movies do you plan on checking out?

If you don’t want to see Harvey Dent as Two-Face, then I suggest you get away from that link as quickly as possible.  For everyone else, enjoy.

This is one of my all-time favorites.  Blur’s Good Song.  Stick with this one, the ending is a world shaker.