We're Back...

However, because of various causes (work, Cinemuerte, etc...) I won't be able to get to our ridiculously long recap until the weekend. Sorry.

We're Off!

In about half an hour Beej & I will officially depart on our belated Honeymoon.

Snazy pictures and embarrassing stories to follow.

My New Camera

In preparation for our upcoming trip to L.A. (10 days to go!), Beej & I decided to join the 21st century and finally got a digital camera. It's a Canon PowerShot A520 and so far I'm real happy with it. And like a good cat-mommy it's already loaded with shots of "my boys". Marvel at my nerdiness:


K.C. (stands for Kitty Cat), the prettiest cat of them all. Also known as "Bitey", "Kaycifur" and on occasion "Kaycerrific".


Darby, the sweetest cat of them all. Posing with his favourite pillow.


A rare snuggly momment. Usually they run off if they know I've caught them.


K.C. staking his claim on my work station.

New This Week a.k.a. filmgurl's Xmas Wish List

Okay, so my brilliant plan of working from home to give more time to my other pursuits (i.e. blogging) hasn't really worked out the way that I had planned. There are a variety of factors that have lead to this problem: not having consistent net access on the laptop, my lack of a proper routine, and my lack of time to surf aimlessly to find things to blog about.

So, how do I fix this?

Well, while I'm working on this whole routine thing, I've decided to start a few little weekly features to help me organize my blog entries. I'm hoping this will allow me to build up a reserve of post subjects that I just plug into a certain day so that I can update things more regularly. So, instead of 4 entries on one day and no entries for a couple of weeks, I'll have a fairly consistent 5 posts a week.

And I'm adding pictures.

Since new DVDs are always released on Tuesday, Tuesday's feature will deal with new releases I think are interesting or personally will be buying, as well as information on new distributors, labels & web retailers.

This week's pick:

I've been waiting for this one for almost a year. Featured in D.o.S. #5, producer Val Lewton's horror pics for RKO still stand up as spooky, well constructed films that chill viewers & make their meager budgets really work for them. Influential, beautifully shot & excellently paced, if you have any interest in genre film at all you should definitely check these out.