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Woke up early and poped in The midnight Hour. It is a great movie I think have you guys seen it?

tantraman wrote:Woke up early and pooped in The midnight Hour. It is a great movie I think have you guys seen it?

Pooped in the midnight hour huh? Yikes!

lol. Sorry guys I couldn't resist.

lol Ill edit that

tantraman wrote:lol Ill edit that

haha just giving you a hard time my friend!

it was funny though

tantraman wrote:Woke up early and poped in The midnight Hour. It is a great movie I think have you guys seen it?

Now he's watching it with the Pope?!? Personally, I would have popped in the movie but since I have it on my computer I'll just click on it. Great movie.

lol been looking for the soundtrack as well

That was a good movie. I've only seen it once and while the group dance along doesn't endear itself very well to a supposed scary movie, but you know.

My question was, why is the dead girl who comes back to life and help our hero save the day, doesn't have any decay or nasty body parts like the rest of the dead ghouls?
I mean she's been dead since the late 50s. maybe they embalmed real well.


I know, I know, I wouldn't kiss a dead ghoul either.....Unless I was REALLY drunk!

I would kiss her sober and here is a nerdy fact. at the very end of the movie the song "baby Im yours" she requested to that guy. Well she died in 1959 according to the tombstone and the song was made in 1964, How could she know about it LOL

Every time I read new posts in this thread.... that Billy Idol song gets in my head....

So mid 80s made for TV musicals with Kunta Kinte, and the son of Dom Deluise get you aroused for a bleach blond British punk rocker?

Kolchak wrote:So mid 80s made for TV musicals with Kunta Kinte, and the son of Dom Deluise get you aroused for a bleach blond British punk rocker?

Not sure if I should answer that... so I'll deflect with a little tangent that kinda-sorta answers it, maybe...

Me explaining to a friend in gmail chat how I came across an internet article about "The 8 Worst Christmas Videos": I was reading my Halloween forum at lunch... and someone posted about this movie called "The Midnight Hour"... which made me think of that Billy Idol song "Rebel Yell"... so then I watched/listened to that and was thinking about how silly people in the 80's dressed... and I looked up photos of Billy Idol... and then one of the images was the Billy Idol Christmas... and I was like... WTF... so I checked it out.

It's funny you should talk about old Billy Idol. He was performing here in Atlanta, this past Tuesday night. He played a venue of less than four thousand and it didn't sell out until show time.

He played Atlanta back in the mid 80s and sold out a venue of 16,000 in like three hours. So the times they do change.

If it makes you feel any better, I always liked Judy Dozier who plays the keyboards in the Rebel Yell video and was Idols girlfriend/common law wife at the time.

I was in my twenties back in the 80s, and liked the music of the era and think it's superior to the stuff I hear today.

I really liked Billy although I never got a chance to see him live.

They say that the music you grew up listening to as a child is the music that you end up loving as an adult...

We went on a lot of road trips when I was a kid, so I grew up listening to the stuff my 'rent's liked-- The Beatles, The Doors, Buddy Holly, etc. (My 'rents are Baby Boomers). Y'know... "Driver picks the music. Shotgun shuts his cake-hole." (Thank you Dean from "Supernatural" for that line!)

I kinda missed the 1980's music... When I wasn't in diapers, or listening to my dad's music, I was too young to care. For me it was 50's-60's and then straight on to the 90's. When they started "bringing back the 1980s" in the late 90's, early 2000's, and aside from movie soundtracks, that's when I actually heard a lot of the music I missed from the 80's. I actually never knew who Billy Idol was 'till that Adam Sandler film "The Wedding Singer".... Shoot, I only heard about Sid Vicious when researching the Roosevelt Hotel and its haunted history... lol.