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B-Movie Catechism
David Ives
Well, today may be a day of fasting, but coming up tomorrow we have a real Valentine's Day treat for everyone. After years of badgering, one of our most frequent commenters has finally consented to take a shot at reviewing not just one, but two count'em two whole movies. Sort of. But I'll let her explain that. So join us as Xena Catolica drops by The B-Movie Catechism to ponder Voyage To The Prehistoric Planet (sort of directed by B-movie legend Curtis Harrington, whom we met years ago with Devil Dog) and Voyage To The Planet Of Prehistoric Women (sort of directed by Peter Bogdanovich, a future Academy Award nominee, though obviously not for this).
Alas, there doesn't seem to be any official trailers floating around for either movie, but here's a couple of fan made previews for Voyage To The Prehistoric Planet that are fun in their own right.
"Incorporating themes from horror films of both the '50s and the '70s, this suspenseful TV movie stars Cornel Wilde and Jennifer Salt as an archaeologist and his daughter, who discover a strange skull on display at a roadside tourist trap. After the museum owner is killed during an attack from an unseen foe, the pair are subsequently pursued across the American Southwest by a tribe of humanoid creatures that bear a striking resemblance to the gargoyles of myth, leading to a manic game of cat-and-mouse across the desert. This enjoyably spooky film essentially riffs on this one-note premise for over 70 minutes — sort of an inversion of Night of the Living Dead's claustrophobic scenario — and fortunately comes off quite well thanks to superb use of the desert locations, an eerie score, uniformly good performances, and Emmy award-winning monster costumes from Stan Winston. A young Scott Glenn appears as a roguish biker who throws in with the good guys after taking a shine to the professor's daughter." – Rovi's Allmovie Guide.
So here's the deal. If, like myself, you were in elementary school during the 1970's, loved monster movies, and happened to catch Gargoyles on one of its many late night showings, then you know it's next to impossible to write an unbiased review of this movie. So I'm not even going to try. I loooove Gargoyles.
First off, I love the setting. The barren outskirts along the Texas/New Mexico border give the movie a weird isolated vibe (which is important since the story asks you to accept that a bunch of six foot tall gargoyles have been skittering around unnoticed), while the Carlsbad Caverns gives the creature's gargoyle hive nicely authentic.…
Watching the coverage of the Pope's upcoming resignation I can't help but smile a little in thinking how this particular pontiff is going to be a teacher right up to the end. If this morning's newscasts are any indication, the next few weeks will be full of nattering nabobs breathlessly speculating on whether this means the Church will finally fall in line with their pet causes such as gay marriage, women's ordination, contraception, abortion, et al. And then I'll smile as the truth smacks them in the forehead. Clever, Pope, very clever.
Even so, the coverage is bound to get tiresome at times. So, when you need a break, be sure to check in around here where we'll be keeping things light as usual. In fact, the review for Gargoyles will be up later today. But for the moment, here's a picture of Godzilla playing a guitar. Enjoy.
Oh sure, there's plenty of things wrong with Ridley Scott's epic fairy tale Legend, just ask every single person on the Internet and they'll be happy to launch into a diatribe about shallow characters and inappropriate use of modern vernacular. But despite its problems, the parts in Legend that work do so really well, especially Rob Bottin's make-up and Tim Curry's scenery chewing performance (I'm pretty sure that's the only kind he knows how to deliver) as Darkness, the living personification of evil.
Did you catch it? That's right… it was the plates. Yes, the plates, you know, the ones Jack and his pals used to reflect the sunlight from the surface down into the depths to bring doom to Darkness. You see, while perusing the selection for Day 113 of reading through the Catechism in one year as a part of the Year of Faith, I was struck by the paragraph that notes how "according to a favorite image of the Church Fathers, the Church is like the moon, all its light reflected from the sun." The Catechism calls to mind this imagery while discussing the part in the creeds in which we profess our belief in the holy Catholic Church. It does so that we always remember "not to confuse God with his works and to attribute clearly to God's goodness all the gifts he has bestowed on the Church… The Church has no other light then Christ's." In short, the only light we have to shine on the shadowed evils of this world come not from us, but are reflected from God above.…
On Superbowl Sunday, millions of people around the world will see this trailer, and I'm guessing there are a number of them who might be left with one question…
What is this movie about?
Oh sure, I know and you know, because we've read the book. And even though no scenes remotely resembling the contents of this trailer appear in the novel, we at least know what the general plot is based on the title. But for the uninitiated, the trailer leaves out one tiny little detail that might be relevant to those contemplating plunking down hard earned cash to see this movie. I'm talking about, of course… zombies.
Maybe it's just me, but I would think if you're going to make a multi-million dollar zombie movie based on the best selling zombie novel of all time, you might want to tell folks that, oh, I don't know… there are some zombies in your motion picture! Yeah, they may look like some crap leftover from a video game what with their physics defying activities and all, but nevertheless, they're zombies. And if you just can't bring yourself to say the word, at least put some small print somewhere on the screen saying something like Warning: Film Contains Zombies. Trust me, I worked in a movie theater for years, and just because a lot of people read the book does not mean everyone knows what the movie is. And some folks might just like to know about the flesh rending gut chomping zombies up front before they buy a ticket.…
February will mark the beginning of my 7th year here at the B-Movie Catechism (I guess you can get away with anything on the Internet these days), and up until now, I haven't really felt compelled to subject anyone to my somewhat dubious drawing skills. Well, your luck has finally run out. Since as of late my son has been pushing me to pick up my pens again, I thought why not go ahead and make everybody suffer for it? So from now on, every Wednesday (within reason), I plan on giving you all a glimpse into some of the oddball ideas that bounce around my fevered brain during my religious studies. Now as the above panel shows, Pulp Catholicism isn't necessarily going to be all movie related like the rest of the site, but I think the general weirdness of the exercise will fit in fine here anyway. (Besides, the thought of trying to start a new website just to have some place to post my doodles makes me tired.) I hope some of you out there enjoy these. I'm a little rusty, though, so go easy on me.
Apparently when Tor and his pal first heard the word SHEENAZING, they thought if they yelled it loud enough they'd turn into Captain Marvel. But as it turns out, Sheenazing is the name of the blogger awards being handed out by Bonnie over at A Knotted Life in honor of the Venerable Fulton J. Sheen, a fellow she rightfully concludes was "amazing at using the newest forms of media to communicate the beauty of the Catholic Church and his love of Christ to the world."
In what will surely be written off as a moment of madness, the B-Movie Catechism has been nominated in the categories of Best Underappreciated Blog, Best Blog by a Catholic Man, and (no, really) Smartest Blog. So if you're feeling slightly mad yourself (Norman Bates claimed we all go a little mad sometimes), why not drop by A Knotted Life for the Sheenazing Blogger Awards and cast a vote for one of your favorites. Although let's be honest, we all know it'll probably be for the Bad Catholic, because really, who stands a chance against that kid in a blogging contest.
With all the holiday hoopla and church events over the past month, we haven't had a proper movie review in a good while. That's probably not a good thing for a movie related site. So, sometime during the next week or so, keep a look out for the user requested review of the 1972 TV movie classic, Gargoyles! There's no trailer, but this scene should give you a good feel for what the film is about…


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Instead of belaboring this week's pseudo-spectacular offerings from the studios -- a mediocre remake of The Karate Kid and a benumbing big-screen version of the A Team -- let me tell you about a movie that's really worth watching. It's called Winter's Bone...a classic, and spectacular for its humanity, austere beauty and heart-stopping urgency...
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Oct 8, 2013, 05:46 PM | #1 | ||
iPad and iPhone Usage Remains Strong Among U.S. Teenagers
Both Apple's iPhone and iPad continue to remain popular with U.S. teenagers, according to Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster's latest semiannual teen survey. 55 percent of teens now own an iPhone, compared to just 48 percent from a survey conducted in April and 40 percent in the fall of 2012. Quote:
As for future ownership, 65 percent of teens expect their next phone to be an iPhone, up from 62 percent. Of teens that expect to get a tablet in the next six months, 64 percent plan to get an iPad. Android tablets have seen increasing interest from the younger age group as well, thanks to low-priced options like the Kindle Fire HD. Quote:
Younger customers have always been important to Apple as it gives the company a chance to create lifelong customers. Apple's recently released iPhone 5c seems to be targeted at a younger crowd in particular, with its lower price point and colorful design. Though iPads have lost market share among teenagers over the last two years, they could see a significant popularity surge in the future, as Apple prepares to launch a redesigned fifth-generation tablet iPad and a Retina iPad mini. Article Link: iPad and iPhone Usage Remains Strong Among U.S. Teenagers |
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Oct 8, 2013, 05:47 PM | #2 |
But but...everyone said Apple wasn't cool anymore.
Remember this chick Tina Wells from Buzz Marketing. http://bgr.com/2013/01/10/iphone-sur...survey-287400/ BTW that article has disappeared from their own marketing website...wonder why Tina Wells...wonder why. Apple insider posted this...great piece on it. The continued U.S. growth of iOS at the expense of Android and Blackberry is also noteworthy given that this summer was marked by incessant reports of Apple's supposed failure to "innovate," along with frequently stated concerns about Samsung's purported encroachment upon Apple's business. Last edited by Ryth; Oct 8, 2013 at 05:58 PM. |
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Oct 8, 2013, 05:51 PM | #3 |
I feel like this "article" lacks the image of Captain Obvious.
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Oct 8, 2013, 05:53 PM | #4 |
These stats are why I laugh (in a bad way) at the Nokia commercials where the 1 dude says to the 50+ year old lady "aren't you a little young to have an iPhone". Nokia is trying to say iPhones are for old people I guess, but they are way too trendy among the youth to make that commercial credible.
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Oct 8, 2013, 06:10 PM | #5 |
Personnel experience.
I know lots of people with an android device or have no cell phone that want an iphone. Then they get the iphone, use it for several years then buy a non-apple phone. |
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Oct 8, 2013, 06:14 PM | #6 | |
So I don't see based on the information in the chart how you can say it shows that Android is less popular than it was. Not trying to be difficult, but I think it's better to say iPhone is still more popular in terms of ownership and their popularity increased more than Samsung did for intended next purchase, but it doesn't show that Android is less popular than it was before, per se. |
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Oct 8, 2013, 06:24 PM | #7 |
My (mid-30's) friend at work says exactly that, and that is why he loves his iphone. He finds android too geeky and complicated. Apple nailed the pick up and play market - no shame in that.
Edit: Some people on here seem to be taking your comment rather personally, getting all defensive (and attacking) when you were making a general observation. Actions do speak louder than words. Last edited by WBRacing; Oct 8, 2013 at 06:31 PM. |
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Oct 8, 2013, 06:26 PM | #8 |
So 0% usage for the Microsoft tablets?
2008 8-core Mac Pro, upgraded GPU to GTX 650Ti Boost (non-Mac version). Good thing I have PCI slots Last edited by maflynn; Oct 9, 2013 at 08:01 AM. Reason: Removed deleted post from quote |
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Oct 8, 2013, 06:40 PM | #9 |
iPhone 5c for Christmas.... I'm predicting it will be the most popular smartphone in December 2013 in the USA.
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Oct 8, 2013, 07:01 PM | #10 |
In 3 words, Apple is doomed?
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Oct 8, 2013, 07:07 PM | #11 |
Or maybe people just want their phone to work for them, instead of the other way around…
I'm a tech person. A very successful and well paid tech person. I've bought, owned and sold 6 Android devices (Actually gave 2 of them away). But when I want a phone that works and does what I need it to do, I use an iPhone. I don't need to impress you or anyone else with my tech prowess. I just need my device to be reliable, secure and work well.
Desktop, Desktop, Laptop, Phone, Tablet Last edited by maflynn; Oct 9, 2013 at 08:01 AM. Reason: Removed deleted post from quote |
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Oct 8, 2013, 07:15 PM | #12 |
Teenagers probably want color more than specs, and the iPhone 5C capitalises on that perfectly.
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Oct 8, 2013, 07:17 PM | #13 | |
All tech has SOME learning curve for new or migrating users. |
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Oct 8, 2013, 07:43 PM | #14 |
Way to stick up for someone calling an entire demographic "simple minded".
thanks Steve |
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Oct 8, 2013, 08:10 PM | #15 | ||
Verizon iPhone 5 Black (32GB) iPad (32GB Black WiFi 3rd gen) 20" iMac Core2Duo 13" MacBook Air (2012) 2nd gen TV Proud to be an 'iSheep' |
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Oct 8, 2013, 08:10 PM | #16 |
Maybe the 'c' in iPhone 5c is not for colors, but for Christmas. Deym that Apple.
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Oct 8, 2013, 08:36 PM | #17 |
lesson be learnt
you can never tell the market what is cool or not,
the market decides. samsung is definitely uncool for trying. |
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Oct 8, 2013, 08:44 PM | #18 |
I agree with this. I buy my phones off contract so it is still priced a bit too high for me to choose the 5c over the Nexus 4, but you are right in that parents of teens that are already on a family plan contract with AT&T, Verizon, etc. will spend $99 on a 5c or 2 for Christmas. They are going to pay the same bill anyway. Might as well use the upgrade and make the kid really happy.
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Oct 8, 2013, 09:14 PM | #19 | ||
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On the other hand, I know professional computer scientists who know a lot about computers but are too old to be accustomed to new technology like smartphones and PCs. ---------- I thought so before, but now, it doesn't look like it... the 5S is outselling it for now.
2008 8-core Mac Pro, upgraded GPU to GTX 650Ti Boost (non-Mac version). Good thing I have PCI slots Last edited by 9000; Oct 8, 2013 at 09:13 PM. |
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Oct 8, 2013, 09:27 PM | #20 |
But... but... but Apple iPhones are no longer cool with the younger set because they only want smartphones with big displays... or something like that.
I wonder where they get this idea that younger people don't care much for iPhones. I'm sure Android smartphones are liked because they have large displays, but Apple is still a very hot brand and well-known around the world. One thing for sure, teenagers are not using Windows Phones or BlackBerrys in any large quantity. |
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Oct 8, 2013, 10:31 PM | #21 |
But...but...the Samsung commercials...
You mean to tell me the Samsung commercials were wrong... My mind is blown...
Steve Jobs, January 9th 2007, 10:44am: "We filed for over 200 patents for all the inventions in iPhone and we intend to protect them." |
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Oct 8, 2013, 10:42 PM | #22 |
If all devices are so simple to use like the iPhone, then how can nerds teach girls how to go to some obscure sites to download some .apk free games and use 50 steps to install a custom ROM?
"See? I'm so charming because I can use these 50 steps to make your phone's system font cursive?" I totally understand this feeling. I used to go to girls' dorm room to install anti-virus to their Windows XP pre-SP1 machines, which automatically download 100s of viruses / malwares just by plugging in the LAN cable. And some miracles happened.. Corporate IT guys and tech nerds have a vested interest in making all devices difficult to use.
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Oct 8, 2013, 11:18 PM | #24 |
Go the teens
Of course, who else would lead in the "Apple" eco-system .
I often wonder who who does these so-called "accurate' statistics. Seems every time I look Kindle is always loosing..... No love for Amazon. If Apple iOS devices were as configurable as Android's were, i'd STILL be on-board.... just as long they don't change the look, i'm happy
15" i7 Macbook Pro, 750Gig HD, Apple TV 3, iPhone 4S, iPad (4th-Gen.) 16Gig "There are no stupid questions, just stupid people." |
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Oct 8, 2013, 11:33 PM | #25 |
add to the list 13" macbook pros...
20" iMac C2D - 2.33GHz, 3 GB ram, ATI X1600 256 MB VRAM 17" MBP i7, 8 GB ram, 500 GB HD @ 7200 - 64 gig iPod Touch 64 GB black Verizon iPhone 5 - Verizon 64 gb iPad 3 |
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by Bogdan Petrovan, 2 weeks ago
In this edition of the Friday Debate, we discuss one of the core strengths of Android – the ability to customize the appearance of the operating system in just about any way you like. From widgets and live wallpapers, to icon packs, and custom launchers, it's easy to give your Android device a full makeover. And even if you prefer the appearance of stock Android or an OEM layout, you can still add a few touches to make it truly your own.


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I think it's great.. I mean your negative comments won't bring her down. I wish you the best of luck Snooki.!
I don't know why everyone didn't vote for Lil' Meatball, because Snookie is actually STUPID ENOUGH to name her kid "Lil' Meatball". I mean really.
aww i dont think its Jionni snooki was fuc*in every tom dic* and harry on that show real deal get a dna jionna hahahahah she had uti's and shit she is a jetty betty....


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