This is the final movie night party. Good films, good people, and good times.
Go toward the (orange porch) light!
I’ve done these for three years now, but lately the turn-out has been less than optimal. It’s a lot of work to put these on and so I’ve decided to reduce or eliminate these nights all together. In short, if you’ve been thinking you’d like to come this is likely your best and final opportunity.
Thoughts, comments, questions?
(If I missed anyone on the guest list let me know and I’ll work to correct that.)
So, folks are asking about the movies. I guess “It’s a secret” doesn’t go over well enough. How about “It’s a secret but here are some hints”?
Two comedies (funny as hell).
There are British people involved…
… and perhaps, I say perhaps, some either dead or undead types.
Also, there is a high probability for glimpses of hot chicks.
And maybe a midget.
No ninjas (though you are permitted to wear your ninja outfit).
You like that?
I will be making sangria, as usual.
Ok, it’s been pointed out to me that ratings may be important to some.
Both films are rated R for one reason or another, but I will remind you that my parents took both my little brother and I to see Porky’s at ages 12 and 9 when that film came out and we have turned out just fine.
Well, mostly.
Look, piss off.
The weather is likely to be chilly at night so bring a blanket or a sweater or something to keep you warm (hookers are fine but you HAVE to keep them leashed at all times).
I am making my famous Sangria but you may want to bring your favorite beverage as you will likely disapprove of my collection (OE800 mixed with Red Bull? Really?).
I will provide some random snacks, but I love it when people bring nibbles to share.
(My Hookah is for tobacco only but if you need a pipe let me know.)
More questions? You know where to find me.
I’m going off-line for the rest of the day for Movie Night. Call me if you run into any troubles (you can find my number on my profile/info page).
Excellent night. Good turnout. Thanks to all for coming.
For those who did not, you missed some early (30’s) Popeye cartoons, Death at a Funeral (the original), and Lesbian Vampire Killers.
