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Masters of Horror: Volume One (UK - DVD R2)
Gabe Powers reviews the first volume in Anchor Bay's Master of Horror series...
Note: I've already reviewed both Dreams in the Witch-House and Cigarette Burns. I'm including them as shorter versions of my previous reviews.
Stuart Gordon's Dreams in the Witch-House
Based on a short story from master of the macabre (and noted racist), H.P. Lovecraft, Dreams in the Witch-House concerns a young man and the dreams he experiences living in a house haunted by a witch. Lovecraft was always one for synoptic titles. Said young man is named Walter, and he's looking for a quiet place to study inter-dimensional string theory (like you do), at Miskatonic University (go pods!). And if that wasn't quite enough Lovecraftian lore for you, I'll also toss in the fact that he's in the town of Arkahm, and the Necronomicon is part of his studies.
Walter finds a great deal in a dilapidated housing complex where the landlord is willing to rent cheap, in exchange for no trouble. His next-door neighbor is a kind young woman with a baby and no job. Downstairs lives a hermit who prays while beating his head against a chair every night. One night, Walter realizes that the corner of his room is the exact dimensions necessary for the theoretical inter-dimensional portal he happens to be currently researching. Faster than you can say Mi-Go, the Fungi from Yuggoth, Walter begins to suffer nightmares involving a hideous witch who comes to him in the guise of his attractive neighbor. The witch is coaxing him into murdering his new love interest's baby, and it seems that inter-dimensional travel isn't quite as theoretical as it once was.
I love Stuart Gordon films. Though he only has two real 'classics' under his belt, the Lovecraft inspired Re-Animator and From Beyond, even the weakest links in his directorial chain are enjoyable films. I really enjoyed Dolls, The Pit and the Pendulum, Dagon, hell, even Robot Jox was a blast. This respect and admiration for the man and his films makes this review particularly painful. Dreams in the Witch-House isn't very good; in fact, it verges on downright boring.
The film's problems are mostly material based, the script is filled with non-events and blandness. I cannot fault any of the actors, especially not Ezra Godden who plays Walter like a young Jeffrey Combs, equally funny and endearing. I also cannot fault Gordon's direction, which is assured, and basically very true to Lovecraft's story. Why Gordon loves this particularly un-frightening tale enough to film it is a little beyond me. There are plenty of grand ideas and images to be found in Lovecraft's lore, why settle for a simple witch story that doesn't bear the distinctive mark of the author, besides the constant mention of the surrounding world (Walter wears his Miskatonic University t-shirt the entire film). Even the ethereal element of the inter-dimensional wall is kind of incidental, as it seems the witch really does just live in the walls.
John Carpenter's Cigarette Burns
Down and out professional film sleuth Kirby Sweetman is offered the chance to find the only remaining print of a film long thought erased from existence, La Fin Absolue du Monde, 'The Absolute End of the World'. The film was rumoured to have caused mass hysteria during its original screening, in which the audience dissolved into a quivering mass of murder and mayhem. Everyone who's anyone in the film world knows the legends, and all those who seek this forbidden film are reportedly haunted by the evil within it.
John Carpenter is one of the true mavericks of modern cinema. His varied work includes a multitude of genres (though with the exception of Starman, very male-centric genres), and at least three truly classic works, Halloween, The Thing, and Big Trouble in Little China. Even the lesser films of his early output, The Fog and Christine, have a multitude of hard earned fans. Up until 1992, which saw the release of the unequivocally awful Memoirs of an Invisible Man, even the director's weakest films held camp or sentimental value.
As time goes on, Carpenter has begun to falter to movie-brat syndrome, the creatively fatal disease that seems to strike every member of the early '70s independent film movement, especially those who made a name in the field of fantasy/horror (prime examples are Dario Argento, Tobe Hooper, Wes Craven, etc.). These days, the name John Carpenter above a title is about as exciting as prostate cancer, after the release of such "gems" as John Carpenter's Vampires, and John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars. This decline in quality has also seen a decline in output, begging the question, has Johnny lost his touch?
Cigarette Burns was written by Drew McWeeny and Scott Swan, two head contributors over at the granddaddy of Internet fan sites, Aintitcoolnews.com. It's painful and clear from the outset that the script as a whole will be easily categorized as movie geek verbal diarrhea. The idea of the ultimate film fanatic and collector in search of the most elusive foreign horror film is referential enough, but the addition of the questing hero's age, and life's ambition to run his own grindhouse, not to mention the film critic who's been writing the same review for decades preaching the power we put in our filmmakers, is very heavy handed. Don't get me wrong, this is the kind of script I'd probably write, and there are some nice ideas here, but the fact that these guys are writing about themselves, or rather, their ideal selves, is pretty indisputable, and more than a little awkward.
Though I'm going to assume this script had been in the works for years, the parallels to the J-horror blockbuster, Ringu, are hard to miss. The stories are different, but at their base involve the search for reasoning behind haunted film. And seeing hallucinatory cigarette burns is pretty close to seeing hallucinatory grainy, digital rings. I'd also like to add that this subject was covered rather eloquently in John Carpenter's own In the Mouth of Madness (a fact the director does acknowledge in his commentary track), which covered the same bases, only in the form of a haunted (or possessed) trash novel, rather than snuff film.
There are some lazily 'hip' editing techniques that don't fit in with the director's personal aesthetic, which are obviously made in post without much directorial input. This is a short film that suffers from a lack of polish, and it comes so close to greatness at times that its overall lethargy comes as a crushing blow, especially to fans that have invested a lot in this particular director's craft. For the most part, considering the projects boundaries, it works, with the exception of the sloppily concocted cigarette burn effects, and the briefly glimpsed footage from the monstrous film itself. Both look like they've fallen out of a homemade death-metal video. It's a case of the filmmakers showing us too much, and not letting the audience's imagination fill in the impossibly abstract blanks.
Don Coscarelli's Incident On and Off a Mountain Road
When Ellen's (Bree Turner) car breaks down on a deserted mountain road in the middle of nowhere, she encounters a monster-like serial killer named Moonface who is intent on killing her. Ellen has had training, as we see in flashbacks to her recent relationship with a semi-nutty survivalist, and will not go down without a fight. A game of cat-and-mouse soon shifts as Ellen fights back, but how far into madness is she willing to go?
Don Coscarelli is an enigma. One has to give him all the credit in the world for sticking by his strange concept films, to the point of being one of the only filmmakers to have made every film in two series. He's best known for the Phantasm and Beastmaster films, and recently found success with Bruce Campbell on Bubba Ho-Tep, the story of a geriatric Elvis fighting an ancient mummy with the help of an elderly black man that swears he's John F. Kennedy. The Phantasm films are a kind of 'love them or hate them' affair, but have always been imaginative and energetic, not to mention full of good scares. They are the director's greatest additions to the genre.
For his entree in the series, Coscarelli seems to have decided to throw his audience a curve ball, and has made one of the most straightforward horror stories of the bunch. With the film's final act twist we find ourselves in Tales From The Crypt territory, but for the most part this is a gritty survival story. The interspliced flashbacks add character development, and rarely interrupt the flow of the main plot. Unlike almost every other film in the series, the one-hour format suits the film very well.
Coscarelli works well within the confines of his budget, ensuring the film never looks too cheap. The problem here being that the film's lack of larger ambition works both ways. It works, but no one really seems to be pushing themselves at all. There are only two touches that make sure we as an audience know this is a Don Coscarelli film, the inclusions of elaborate booby-traps, and actor Angus Scrimm. Otherwise, there's no way even a fan could tell who directed this film without being told, which kind of goes against the creed of the show. So then, in conclusion, this is one of the better entrees, but it's due to playing it surprisingly safe.
Mick Garris' Chocolate
Jamie (Henry Thomas) is a lonely, depressed, and divorced young man who creates artificial flavours for food companies. One night he awakens from a dream tasting chocolate he hasn't eaten, later that night he hears classical music while attending a rock concert, and almost crashes his car when he sees through someone else's eyes while driving. Jamie realizes that he is psychically linked to a beautiful young woman that he has never met. When a series of violent image shake him, Jamie decides to track down the woman and finds that her life is not all that it appears to be.
Mick Garris gets to be a member of the Masters of Horror by default, he got the guys together. There aren't many genre fans that would mistake him for a master. Garris made a name for himself through Stephen King television adaptations, his two most successful being The Stand and The Shining. I've personally never been a fan of the man's work, which includes his ridiculous Sleepwalkers adaptation, and Riding the Bullet, one of the most boring horror films I've ever seen.
Because he started the show, Garris gets to direct an episode, and it's only fair. I was rooting for him, really I was, but Chocolate is easily the worst episode in what can only be described as an overall disappointing series. The biggest bone of contention is the fact that the concept of a man receiving the sensual input of a beautiful woman would work much better as a porno gimmick than a horror story. This fact doesn't seem to have fully escaped Garris, who includes a scene where Jamie experiences the mystery woman's vaginal penetration in front of his family, a shower masturbation scene, and starts to experience a female/male/female three-way.
Henry Thomas is a great actor (we've all seen E.T.), but under such ludicrous circumstance even he's unable to come away with any dignity. The only parts of the film that work are the scenes between him and his estranged family, and the cut back scenes to his interrogation (the story is told to a cop by Jamie, who's already covered in blood, very E.C. Comics style). Any time Garris tries to introduce the supernatural elements the audience finds themselves in late night cable soft-core territory again. It's all too damn silly.
John Landis' Deer Woman
Down and out Detective Faraday has been put on desk duty in the animal related crimes unit of his precinct after a big error in judgment. He's called to a murder where the victim has been so mangled that it is not clear whether it was a man or a beast. It becomes clear that it is, indeed, a human, but the cause of death is mysterious. It appears that the man was crushed to death by delicate deer hooves. Over the next few days more victims are found. Against his cohort's wishes, Faraday investigates the strange series of brutal murders, only to find that the perpetrator may be a beast out of Native American legend.
John Landis is a master of comedy, who painted the town red in the 1980s. Along the way he made two horror/comedies, but this does not make him a 'Master of Horror', a fact that Landis himself agrees to on the DVD special features. Landis is an amazing student and fan of horror cinema, however, and his varied friendships in the field have perhaps earned him the honor of the title.
Personally, I've only fallen in love with two of Landis' films, The Blues Brothers and his most successful horror film, An American Werewolf in London. My problem with the director started when I read about his sorted affairs on the set of The Twilight Zone Movie, which led to the deaths of three people (read more about it here). For some reason I can forgive Roman Polanski's statutory rape, and Elia Kazan's black list testimonials when watching their films, but Landis' story just stuck with me. He seems like a nice guy, and I regret these feelings, especially when I suppose to be objectively reviewing one of his films.
Deer Woman is silly, but works surprisingly well because of how seriously and realistically the horror aspects are treated. This is the same formula Landis used so successfully in American Werewolf, and the two films are complimentary (Landis even makes mention of the events of American Werewolf at one point. The scares aren't really all that scary, but I laughed aloud at some of the jokes. The best bit is one where Detective Faraday sits in bed and envisions three possible ways a man could be beaten to death by a deer's hoof.
Landis' entree is also one of the meatier ones, a detail that will not be lost on the gorehounds in the audience. It also fits more neatly into the one-hour format than any of the other episodes. I honestly find very little wrong with Deer Woman, which also benefits from some great dead-pan performances from Brian Benben as Detective Faraday and Sonja Bennett as morgue worker Dana. The dialogue, co-written by Landis and his son, is appropriately witty, and any fat has been trimmed. This one isn't a mind-blower, but it gets the job done.
Lucky McKee's Sick Girl
Introvert entomologist Ida Teeter (Angela Bettis) is awkward, and can't seem to find a lover that will tolerate her insect collection. One day Ida finds Misty (Erin Brown), and the two are a perfect fit. A loving relationship ensues. Around the same time, Ida receives a mysterious package containing an as yet undiscovered insect. The insect escapes and hides within Ida's pillow. During their first night of hot and heavy petting, the bug bites Misty, and she begins to transform emotionally and physically.
Lucky McKee is by far the youngest and least polished of the Masters. When he came to the project he only had one release under his belt, a very personal little thriller entitled May. May isn't so much a horror film as a romantic tragedy, about a tortured and lonely sole looking for love (on the extra features interview, McKee states Taxi Driver as a major influence). The finished film is fantastic, and was garnered studio interest in the young director.
McKee followed May up with The Woods, a sort of plot driven, 1960s version of Dario Argento's Suspiria. Even though the studio (MGM) insured that the film M. Night Shaymalan was making at the time ( The Village) wouldn't use the same title, they didn't ensure a release, and the film was lost during the Sony buy out. The film finally saw a recent DVD release, and garnered some surprisingly luke warm reviews from critics and fans. Personally I adoured the film, and recommend a clear mind viewing to any horror fan.
Sick Girl is very much a Lucky McKee film. From its themes to its actors, there's nothing studio imposed here. In his first two films the director explored sexual relationships between women. In May there is a vague bisexual relationship between Bettis and Anna Faris, and in The Woods there is an implication of love beyond platonic between some of the girls. In Sick Girl there's no more, um, beating around the bush, so to speak. Ida is a lesbian, and she's fallen in love with Misty (played by Erin Brown, who's better known as soft-core starlet Misty Mundae. I actually got to meet her at Flashback Weekend in Chicago recently, but hadn't actually seen any of her films at the time, so didn't really have anything to say to her). The relationship is not that of simple male audience titillation, but is just as endearing and affecting as the best filmed hetero relationships.
The problem with Sick Girl is that it isn't a horror film, it's a romantic comedy that takes an abrupt dark turn. It may actually be the best romantic comedy I've seen in years. Ida and Misty are both awkward individuals, and though I'm sure some viewers will find their personality ticks obnoxious, I smiled the whole way through their meeting, dating, and falling in love. Bettis is obviously the superior character actor here (actually, maybe the most underrated in Hollywood), but Brown exhibits some skill, and shows real promise as an actress. But the question remains, does the film disserve criticism because it isn't horror, even if it's still a well-crafted piece? I'm not sure.
The horror elements almost get in the way of the romance, and the film isn't quite long enough for the transition between the two genres to effectively blend. The insect stuff is strictly b-movie, and mostly played for laughs. The only horror comes out of the way Misty treats Ida when she begins to transform, and the way Ida's homophobic land lord treats the couple romance. This isn't the most successful film in the set, but it may be the most interesting. I hope that McKee's bad studio experience, and the so-so reception of both The Woods and Sick Girl won't tear him away from more full-length feature work. I think he's the most exciting genre director of his generation.
Joe Dante's Homecoming
David Murch (Jon Tenney), a spin doctor for the current presidential administration is confronted on a live TV talk show by a distraught parent who asks why her son dies it a feudal and ongoing war. Murch tells the woman that if he had one wish, he'd wish her son back to life so he could explain to him why he died. The next day Murch's wish comes true, and solders start rising from the dead. But these zombies aren't looking to chow down on human flesh, they want to vote.
Homecoming is undoubtedly my favourite of the entire series (I've seen all but two as of this writing), which is saying a lot considering the fact that director Joe Dante was always one of the least impressive on the list. Dante is the Tex Avery of the bunch, a childlike director with a love for cartoons and old fashioned comic book scares. The only film in his cannon that viewers may consider a straight horror film is The Howling. Though The Howling contains some of the only straight faced scenes in the directors career, the film's underlying themes are comedic. My personal favourites of Dante's are the Gremlins films, which are a perfect mix of Looney Tunes, William Castle, and '50s B-monster flicks. I watch the first film every Christmas.
I said in my solo review of Larry Cohen's Masters of Horror entree, Pick Me Up, that I always felt that Dante and Cohen were the two wildcards in the deck. I knew they wouldn't make anything boring, but I also knew that their films could easily be the best or worst of the bunch. There was a brief description of each entree in Rue Morgue magazine when the series was announced, and based on it I immediately knew that Dante had picked the best script. Only a spineless and entirely corporate minded director could possibly mess this one up. This isn't to say Dante is lacking in directorial ability, but he did leave himself quite a bit of wiggle room.
The film is great because it's so very partisan. Not once does Dante or his actors pretend to be spoofing anything else than the current presidential administration, and its supporters. Thea Gill's character may be called Jane Cleaver, but we all know the characters real name is Ann Coulter. The names have been changed to protect the innocent, but that's about it. It's this that polarizes series fans on the episode, and odds are that those who liked the episode are of a left-leaning persuasion, but sometimes this kind of polarization is A-OK, because it gets people talking (or yelling, in most cases). Had the filmmakers at any point lost their venomous edge, the entire film would've fallen apart, but they stick to there guns (no ironic pun intended). It's nice to see some pissed off left-wing entertainment (I'm not including documentaries in this statement), because lord knows we have plenty of classic angry right-wing entertainment (see pretty much anything staring Arnold Swartzenegger, just don't look too far beneath the surface).
In the spirit of the film, I have to admit that I get great pleasure out of watching my political opposites getting some hard-core comeuppance, and I'm not inclined to apologize. The problem is that I was having so much fun being angry the first time around that it took a second viewing for me to realize the fact that this was a much bigger idea than a one hour, made for TV film could deliver. Not to mention the fact that it's very, very heavy handed. Homecoming was good, but it could've been a classic had it found its way into theaters at a longer length. And like Sick Girl I have to also admit that Homecoming isn't particularly scary, nor does it really try to be. This is one of those sad cases of the real world situation being one hundred times more horrifying than the version portrayed in a so-called horror film.
I'm very, very, very disappointed in IDT Entertainment and Anchor Bay. These films were originally made specifically for these DVD releases (the Showtime idea came later), and they've put very little effort into making them look even serviceable. The Region 1 counterparts have their problems with cross-colouration and general graininess, but they stand far taller than their UK release brethren.
The interesting thing is that the quality of these films varies from disc to disc. Some episodes (like Sick Girl, for instance) are only lacking in detail, while others (like Chocolate) have been mastered using NTSC to PAL conversion techniques. The NTSC to PAL episodes suffer from every complication in the digital video book. They're filled with grain, their colours bleed, there's no even gradation, and there's a lot of low-level noise. Worst of all is, of course, the frame rate issues. No matter how bad a transfer may be, I can usually overlook it, with the exception of frame rate issues. They drive me crazy.
Every episode is anamorphically enhanced though, so I can't complain the whole way 'round, but it's really the only good thing I can say. Again, even the better looking episodes are fuzzy, and lacking detail. This inherent fuzziness is less noticeable on a standard tube television (I watched some of the commentaries on a smaller TV in my bedroom), but the noise and grain are still hard to overlook. Very disappointing.
Some fans are excited by the R2 Masters of Horror releases because they have DTS audio, but this audio may've caused some of the video compression issues due to its size. Not to mention the fact that the track is entirely irrelevant as it sounds like a bassier version of the Dolby Digital tracks found on the R1 DVDs. I'm not going to pretend the episodes sound bad or anything, but they hardly seem worth the trouble.
Directional effects are, for the most part, minimal. Music tracks vary from disc to disc, as the music itself varies from film to film. Some episodes have a fuller score than others, and thus have fuller audio output. Most episodes have well centered and clear audio, but some (like Chocolate) act more like Pro Logic tracks than Dolby Digital or DTS ones. On these episodes dialogue seems to come out of all three front speakers at all times.
The extras on these discs are just as much a reason to own them as the films. Anchor Bay has gone out of their way to supply as many featurettes, interviews, and other extras as necessary. Each disc is basically identical when it comes to the kind of features, so instead of going disc by disc, I'm going to look at each kind of extra as a whole.
Every disc has at least one audio commentary, Cigarette Burns and Incident On and Off a Mountain Road have two. The only commentary tracks not including the directors are Homecoming, which only features writer Sam Hamm, and Deer Woman, which features actors. The best of the bunch, of course, goes to commentator extrodinare John Carpenter, who is always entertaining to listen to. Some of the directors are a bit on the dull side, but everyone's sure to mention how honored they were to be a part of the series. None of the tracks were all that impressive, but worth at least a single listen.
My personal favourites of the discs' extras are the Working with a Master, and director interview featurettes. These usually run between 15 and 25 minutes, and do a great job of running down the director's back story and film histories. They aren't ever entirely complete (except for McKee of course, who only has four films to his name), but are often more interesting to watch than the actual films. Working with a Master brings together colleagues and friends of the directors to talk about their careers. The focus on these featurettes tend to shift towards the Masters of Horror series, but there is enough of the old to keep fans knowledgeable.
Every disc features at least two, but sometimes three or four on set interviews with cast members. These often are little more than director brown-nosing sessions, but occasionally some real insight is found. An especially interesting person is Sick Girl's Angela Bettis, who's actually close friends with director McKee, and could offer up some genuine history behind the film and the character. I think these, and the director interviews could've easily been edited into the Working with a Master featurettes to create on, big, cohesive documentary (which Anchor Bay almost did for the R1 release of Takashi Miike's episode, Imprint).
The Behind the Scenes sections are fly-on-the-wall footage set to music (usually part of the particular film's score). Filmed as add-ons to the interviews during the featurettes (so that they weren't talking heads only), none of these are particularly entertaining, and show surprisingly little of each director's methods.
Some of the discs feature footage from Mick Garris' old public access TV show Fantasy Film Festival, where he interviewed genre favourites. They're actually good interviews, and the old fashioned, made-for-TV look is priceless. The interviews also have a decent run-time.
Every disc is finished off with a brief script to screen comparison, which are never all that interesting, director biographies, trailers, and some fun ROM content, including the original scripts and screensavers.
After the initial disappointment of a series of short films made by classic genre directors not being all that great wears off, one can appreciate the fact that not all these films are necessarily bad. I'm happy the show got a second season, and hope the producers have learned from some of these mistakes. The DVDs feature some truly awful video transfers, which vary from disc to disc, but the special features are great, especially the retrospective documentaries.
Here's an episode break-down if anyone was curious how I'd score them alone:
Dreams in the Witch-House: 4/10
Cigarette Burns: 5/10
Incident On and Off a Mountain Road: 6/10
Chocolate: 3/10
Deer Woman: 6/10
Sick Girl: 6/10
Homecoming: 7/10
Review by Gabriel Powers
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Tyler Foster wrote: I'm going to try to buy all of these, regardless of lameness, at Blockbuster.
The two film releases were on sale at Hollywood Video when I stopped in today.
And Wilsons, oooo, I hate to tell you that The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai was the OTHER movie I use to watch with my dad growing up. I have a lot of memories attached to those two films. I'm guessing if I'd been older when they were released I'd be thinking different. I don't love all my childhood favorites though. Haven't brought it up in a while so I'll just drop a little "Goonies sucks" on this thread.
The two film releases were on sale at Hollywood Video when I stopped in today.
And Wilsons, oooo, I hate to tell you that The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai was the OTHER movie I use to watch with my dad growing up. I have a lot of memories attached to those two films. I'm guessing if I'd been older when they were released I'd be thinking different. I don't love all my childhood favorites though. Haven't brought it up in a while so I'll just drop a little "Goonies sucks" on this thread.
I'm going to try to buy all of these, regardless of lameness, at Blockbuster. Their versions of the DVDs all have two films on a single disc as opposed to an individual release for each episode. Sure, maybe that will backfire and they'll look terrible, but whatever. GREED!
I thought Homecoming wasn't all that great. Actually, I thought that if Cigarette Burns was stretched out to 90 - 100 min, it'd be a good theatrical release.
Possibly the thing that we didn't like about Big Trouble in Little China was the Carpenter tried to make a "pre-fabricated" hero (though it could be argued that he did this with Snake Plisskin, but this was partially due to the opening sequence of the movie being deleted and Plisskin seemed to arrived as a pre-established character) - possibly audiences don't like to have "cult" characters thrust under their noses fully-formed, it's perhaps a little arrogant to a moviemaker to assume that this is not the case.
Maybe we were being a little harsh with Big Trouble in Little China, but at least it wasn't as intensely irritating as the vaguely similar "high-concept" movie The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai...
Maybe we were being a little harsh with Big Trouble in Little China, but at least it wasn't as intensely irritating as the vaguely similar "high-concept" movie The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai...
That's cool. Was it because you were against its blantant politics, or did you just not think it was well executed?
To be honest, I thought "Homecoming" really sucked.
What idea? A self sufficient girl fighting back against a massive, unstoppable serial killer? I think I've seen that movie before. Personally, I thought only Homecoming would've made a decent theatrical release.
Coscarelli's episode should have been a theatrical film, one hour doesn't do it justice. Wasting a good idea like that on a stupid tv show is just lame.
Maybe it's just because My dad and I used to watch Big Trouble together, but I love it so.
Thanks for the review, Gabe - you seem to have confirmed our suspicions about this series.
BTW, Halloween & The Thing can rightly be called classics, but Big Trouble in Little China? Let's not go overboard here...
BTW, Halloween & The Thing can rightly be called classics, but Big Trouble in Little China? Let's not go overboard here...
You're missing out, this week's episode was a great start to the season.
I need to still check out Pick Me Up and Hackzel's Tale from the first season, but besides that, I've seen all of them.
I need to still check out Pick Me Up and Hackzel's Tale from the first season, but besides that, I've seen all of them.
I don't have Showtime, so no. I'll have to wait on DVD.
I love the MOH short films, especially Cigarette Burns and Imprint. Did you watch the season premire
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Disc Details
Release Date: 23rd October 2006
Discs: 7
Disc Type: Single side, dual layer
RCE: No
Video: PAL
Aspect: 1.78:1
Anamorphic: Yes
Colour: Yes
Audio: DTS 5.1 English, Dolby Digital 5.1 English, Dolby Surround English
Subtitles: English
Extras: Commentaries, Featurettes, Behind The Scenes, Trailers, Interviews, Script to Screen, More
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: John Carpenter, Stuart Gordon, Don Coscarelli, Mick Garris, John Landis, Lucky McKee, and Joe Dante
Cast: Henry Thomas, Ezra Godden, Norman Reedus, Angela Bettis, Bree Turner, Udo Kier, Jon Tenney
Genre: Horror
Length: 334 minutes
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Five lifes, I swear I'm livin' a fuckin' highlight
All them hoes you dream about is up in my jacuzzi
They comin' over, actin' up, we 'bout to make a movie
I swear for God, man that shit ain't really nothin' to me
Other type of Jesus is Givenchy, I ain't wearin' Gucci
Dinin' with dons and dickin' divas is my M-O
Knew I was a king since niggas was rockin' my Massimo
In '94, young and broke, now I'm at the top chillin'
Hits all on the radio, I'm fuckin' my own Robin Givens
Tyson of this beat shit, rhymes on the top tier
You, failure, and floppin' is just somethin' I do not fear
Won't stop, not soon, 'til I'm like a tycoon
All your hoes, they see me they get wetter than a monsoon
[Hook] x2
Said it must be cause a nigga got dough
Extraordinary swag and a chest full of gold
All around the globe everybody know
That we gon' get this paper 'til it ain't no more
[Verse 2: Audio Push]
Ridin', ridin', all my niggas is ridin'
No...duckin' no hidin', no chuckin' that chopper
We buckin' and slidin', we gettin' the paper you see ?
You niggas ain't shinin' you niggas is lyin'
Ask around, they'll tell you how I'm evil-sided
These niggas know I ball, no refs ain't no foul
Verses I Gasol, no Lakers no Pau
God is all I trust and Hit-Boy all on the percussion
Excuse all of this stuckin', but these youngin's came from nothin'
Like zero, nothin', nada, I rap game, I'm your poppa
Hit-Boy says, "Start it up" and now nobody can stop us
See first they try and knock us, but now you see that we poppin'
So you shut up, you sit down, you kick back, and you watch us
Like tv, cause HB is that 2-3 and I'm 3-3
That's MJ and that's SP, that's oh yeah that's three-peat
Six rings, at least, you rappers won't beat a nigga
HS87 playin' when you see these niggas
It's G.O.O.D. music nigga
Surf club, surf club
Bow, bow, bow, bow
Bitch, this how we do it
It's a motherfuckin' young nigga movement
Goddamn we goin' stupid
Yeah, yeah, bounce
The producer of A$AP Rocky's single Goldie hops on his own beat and spits a freestyle!


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Abetta Western Saddles
Abetta is a quality manufacturer of synthetic western saddles. Available in a variety of different tree widths, flex trees and different padding. Abetta western saddles offer a lot of value for the money.
Absorbine products focus on making your horse shine and comfortable all at the same time.
Acavallo products are made in Italy and feature gel technology and design to make your horse as comfortable as possible. You'll find saddle pads, bit guards, and much more.
Alamo Saddlery
American West
American West handbags fuse the beauty of the American frontier spirit with the demands of modern life. Individually crafted one bag at a time by leather artisans, the graceful lines and thoughtful detailing inherent in all of American West's styles always keep the customer's need in mind. Their bags feature cell phone pockets and loads of slots for business and credit cards, are lined with signature American West cotton lining, and boast a lifetime guarantee against manufacturer's defects.
And West
Quality western gear at affordable prices!
Anderson Bean Boot Company
Anderson Bean Boot Company offers high quality leather cowboy boots. These western leather horse riding boots come in a variety of styles and colors to choose from for men, women and children.
Andis products will provide you with the cut or style you need.
Anne Ryan & Company
Anne Ryan & Company equestrian outfitters create apparel instead of simply manufacturing it. The unique combination of innovation and tradition give life to a diverse equestrian collection. Made with U.S.A. fabrics and U.S.A. labor, Anne Ryan & Company is devoted to the conscientious development of equestrian apparel.
Arc de Triomphe
Ariat International
Tack Room, Inc is an official Ariat retailer offering a large selection of Ariat western and english boots, Ariat shoes, Ariat denim jeans, Ariat shirts, Ariat english riding clothes such as breeches, riding jackets, show shirts and more for men, women and children. Ariat is the most innovative english and western boot manufacturer with the newest comfort technology available. Tack Room Inc offers the best Ariat prices available and we always have some great Ariat sale specials. So check out our Ariat Clearance area.
ARMA products have been specifically designed to protect your horse's legs. ARMA has numerous different products that protect joints, tendons, and ligaments with the aid of their ARMA horse defense system. These leg protective products have been designed to protect while also remaining convenient with their abilities to dry quickly and their ability to breath, while being lightweight. All aspects of ARMA products are designed to protect including the armortex abrasion resistant strike pads and their ability to protect against high impact. You will love the protection they give to your horse and the durability these products have.
Atwood Hat Company
Take a look at our great selection of Atwood western hats for the cowboy in you!
Back On Track
Bailey Western Hats
Bailey Western Hats is part of the Eddy Bros. Hat Company. They produce great quality cowboy hats, western show hats, and everday western hats.
Baker by Curvon
Baker sheets, fly sheets and blankets in the traditional plaid by Curvon Horse Clothing for all your horses needs.
Bandana Handbags and made by American West. These faux-leather purses have matching wallets that will look great with any outfit!
Bar F Products
Bar H Equine
Bar H Equine offers complete product line of decorated tack and western accessories for your horse. Tooled, hair-on and cut out quality head stalls, reins and breast plates from Bar H.
Bates Saddles
Bates saddles offer extreme innovations in saddle design. The CAIR panel system allows even weight distribution across the horses back for more comfort. Shims can be added for better fit. Choose from the Bates Caprilli Close Contact Saddle, Bates All Purpose, Bates Elevation H hunter saddle or the new Bates Innova Dressage Saddle all available at tackroominc.com
Battle, Hayward, & Bower
Beval Saddlery Ltd.
Big D Blankets
Big D sets the standard for blankets, turnouts and sheets as the manufacturer of the finest horse clothing.
Billy Cook
Billy Cook western saddles are handmade in the United States. These western saddles are made with the finest leathers and materials. Billy Cook Saddlery makes all around saddles, cutting saddles, roping saddles, trail saddles, ranch saddles, barrel racing saddles, reining saddles and many more!
Blazin Roxx
Breyer Horses
BUFF brand has built their brand from a love of the outdoors to now range to any outdoor activity, and more. They have mastered their construction and have continued to enhance their products by incorporating fabric technologies that widen the range of where their headwear and products can go. All products that BUFF produces are of great quality and are easy to rely on. The original multifunctional headwear is their specialty but they have since broadened their horizons to bring to you the best outdoor products and accessories you will ever need. Check out our selection of BUFF products and use them wherever the outdoors takes you!
Burlingham Sports
Burlingham Sports offers a wide variety of all your equestrian needs such as tack trunks, barn accessories, jump course packages, dressage arenas, dressage arena accessories such as letter towers and flower boxes, also many varieties of jumps and oxers, standards and cavaletti's.
Cactus Ropes
Cactus ropes for heading or healing in Extra, Extra Soft to Medium Hard for all of your roping needs. Piggin strings, too.
Carr Day & Martin
Carstens Inc.
Carsten Inc. has the young horse lover in mind when they creat their adorable pillows, throw, bedding and stuffed animals. Their products are perfect for the younger horse lover. They put a new twist on classic items that make great gifts for any rider.
Cashel Company
Champion Horse Supply, LLC
Champion Horse Supply, LLC makes colorful polo wraps. Made in the US!
Charles Owen
The Charles Owen line of english riding helmets offers a clean classic look to your english show outfit. Choose from the Charles Owen GR8, Wellington with a pittards leather harness, The Charles Owen Hampton which offers a beautiful low profile, the Young Rider for your junior beginner to intermediate rider, or the JR8 that looks like the GR8, but without the cost.
Charlie 1 Horse
Charlie 1 Horse is a great brand for western fashion hats, straw and felt. The unique fashion forward cowgirl or cowboy style is easy to recognize and can display your individuality. The Charlie 1 Horse hats are made in USA.
Chippendale Collection
Cinch Boots
This is your moment. You've put in the work, the time, the blood, the sweat, and the tears. You've checked and double checked everything. You're ready to lead the way – just like Cinch boots. Whether you're entering the arena, at the ranch, on the farm, or in the office, Cinch has footwear that provides the comfort, stability, endurance, and courage to accomplish the day's list of tasks. For Cinch Edge, exotic prints, men's boots, women's boots, and western boots, check Tack Room Inc. first. Get a pair of Cinch western boots. Don't be left to follow.
Cinch Jeans
Looking to stand out in a crowd or in the arena? Cinch Jeans has apparel to make sure you can do just that – without sacrificing comfort or durability. With shirts, jeans, boots, and jackets for men, women, and kids, in a wide variety of styles, there truly is something for everyone. It doesn't matter if you're dressing up for a date night, a weekend at the rodeo with the family, or heading out for a long day of hard work, Cinch is sure to have what you're searching for.
Classic Equine
If you're a horse person in almost any sector of the Western industry, you've heard of Equibrand, Classic Ropes, Classic Equine, Rattler Ropes, Martin Saddlery, and Equimedia…but do you realize just how much quality, craftsmanship, and detail goes in to every single rope, bit, saddle, or instructional DVD? The Equibrand name carries with it years of innovation, answered questions, challenges risen to, and standards of quality met – all while keeping a family feel in an at-home company. When you need a rope that's going to deliver, or a set of reins to keep you on track, turn to Equibrand for consistency, sensitivity, attention to detail, and peace of mind. Their products are built to last and to work as hard as you do.
Collegiate Bridles
Collegiate bridles come in plain or fancy raised in a dark havana brown. Quality English leather without the price of being made in England. Mid priced show or schooling bridles, martingales, girths and stirrup leathers. Collegiate has been around for years.
Collegiate English Saddles
The Collegiate line of English Saddles range in price for the Collegiate Connoiseur starting at $675. For beginner to advanced riders the quality is unsurpassed. Choose from close contact, jumping, all purpose or eventing, light or dark leather, smooth or printed, with our without an easy change gullet system. And for a limited time, receive a FREE Bridle and shipping with any Collegiate saddle purchase.
Corral Boots
Corral Boots are handcrafted with the finest exotic leathers including Caiman, Eel, Ostrich, Stingray and Alligator. These boots are uniquely designed with a style to fit everyone. Their motto is "Real Western...Real Quality."
Coutura Equestrian Jewelry
Cowboy Magic
Cowboy Up
Cowgirl Justice
Cowgirl Justice is the perfect clothing for the cowgirl in everyone! This apparel line is a great look with a lot of attitude. Cowgirl Justice apparel is designed by Jamise Fisher, a true Texas cowgirl.
Cowgirl Tuff Co.
Cowgirl Tuff Company offers riding jeans with it's signature barbwire design and "Don't Fence Me In" slogan in plain and embellished styles. T-shirts and sweatshirts too, with blig, crosses and attitude.
Cowgirl Up
Cripple Creek
Cripple Creek has a wide selection of high quality leather jackets for men and women as well as great western leather handbags. They also have a great line of fall outerwear for all your equestrian needs!
Cruel Girl offers the cowgirl a nice way to dress it up when you're cleaning house at the rodeo. The motivation for these designers is to dress up the everyday cowgirl. From the Abby which is a mid rise bootcut for riding to the low rise bootcut Blake for a night out on the town. And to make these jeans complete top it off with a plaid shirt to go out and ride and then come back home and put on a fashion graphic tee and be turnin heads as you walk past.
Pick from the Dansko line-up that goes well beyond the iconic Dansko clogs. Like trendy boots, comfortable sneakers, sandals and shoes with heels and wedges. They all have the Dansko healthy foot DNA for exceptional comfort and support.
Davis horse and pony bell boots and splint boots to protect your horse's feet or legs. Traditional or bright colors. New neoprene psychedelic colored head bumper and splint boots
Devon- Aire
Double Diamond Halter Co. Inc.
Double Diamond Horse Halter Company
Double J Saddlery
Double J Saddlery has been making high quality leather products since 1991 at their factory in Yoakum, TX. They have a wide range of products including saddles and tack, as well as men's and women's accessories and belts. All of their products are made in the USA from the highest quality raw materials.
Douglas Cuddle Toy
EA Mattes
EA Mattes products are designed for the utmost comfort of your horse. These pads offer the best correctional system for every type of conformation. Along with the best correctional pads EA Mattes has designed a girth that customizes to your horse and saddle giving you the security and your horse the comfort he has grown to love.
Ely Western Shirts
Our Ely Western Shirts for men are available in a variety of styles to choose from. These western riding shirts come in button up or snap style and perfect for getting your barn work done or for horse riding. They are stylish enough for casual wear as well.
English Riding Supply
ERS includes numerous quality manufacturers that produce quality materials for use in the stable, on a horse, for a horse, and for equestrians. They have everything from rubber bands to english saddles ad much more. Not only are they amazing with english equipment but they have branched into the western tack as well. They are an American Top Equestrian Distributor of all things to do with our four-legged equine friends.
Epona Ltd.
EQ Rider
EquiFit, Inc.'s protective boots, wraps, saddle pads and ear plugs are used by top equestrian riders around the world. These superior products feature revolutionary and innovative T-foam construction that provides unparalleled protection and comfort for your horse. Superior shock absorbancy, stability and durability are features EquiFit products give every horse and rider!
Equilibrium offers products with the highest quality and innovation with a reputation as a centre for excellence on all things equine. They take pride in their 100% professional approach to the welfare and care of horses. They offer a wide variety of horse boots from tendon boots, fetlock boots, brushing boots and more. There are a wide range of horse chaps, horse pads and horse wraps to choose from that will optimize your horse's performance.
Equine America
Equine Comfort Products
Equine Comfort Products are known for top quality authentic Australian Merino Sheepskin and Wool, which naturally provides a comfortable and safe ride for your horse. They also feature innovative Air-Ride Pads made with TPE foam for a non-slip, breathable, shock absorbing pad.
Equine Couture
Equine Couture is part of the JPC Equestrian brand, with an emphasis on practical, fashion driven riding apparel and horse clothing at affordable price. The collection consists of show shirt and breeches, casual riding vests and jackets; saddle pads and fly sheets and turnout blankets. Come and explore the Equine Couture collection!
Essex Classics Show Shirts
Essex Classics provide high-tech performance equestrian show shirts with classic details. Essex Classics incorporates COOLMAX® performance fabrics to keep riders fresh and dry into their timeless equestrian design. Thanks to impeccable detailed stitching and their innovative wrap collar, Essex Classics English show shirts offer fantastic quality for the fashion-savvy English rider. Essex Classics are available in women's, men's, and children's sizes so you can outfit the whole family in classic style.
Exhibitor Labs
Fabtron Western Saddles
Fabtron western saddles, made in the USA are quality Cordura /leather combination saddles that are designed to fit any horse and keep riders comfortable going down the trail, roping or just riding your horse around the ring. The Fabtron line of western saddles are lightweight and designed to fit most horses. Less expensive than a full leather western saddle and easy to maintain. Made of quality leather, a ralide tree (full quarter horse bars) and lightweight cordura.
The Fleck name needs little introduction to devout equestrians for it's quality and innovation. Whatever the riding discipline, Fleck has the right whip or crop. Select from the newest Impuls whips, the classic Superflex dressage whip or the elegant leather riding crops.
Fleeceworks Saddle Pads
Fleeceworks is the affordable sheepskin half pad and full English saddle pad designed to give your horse or pony the ultimate in comfort. Wicks and pulls the heat away from your horse's back. Allows for a better fit against the horse's back and relief from pressure points across the horse's back. Choose from Fleeceworks saddle pads with or without trim, some available with shims, (the perfect balance pad), in close contact, general purpose, half pads with or without trim, dressage pads and hunter pads. Also try out the natural sheepskin Fleeceworks girth cover or grooming mitt. Your horse or pony will love them!
Flex Rider
Foggy Mountain
Keep your four legged friend warm this winter with Foggy Mountain Dog Coats. These dog coats come in a variety of weights and material. Buy your pooch a winter dog jacket by Foggy Mountain!
Frank Baines Saddlery
Fun In The Saddle FITS
FITS riding breeches are the newest innovation in riding pants for women. Choose from full seat or knee patch breeches. Great in fit and performance. You'll stick right in the saddle. Now available in a 3 season, winter and Beka show riding breeches.
Gameday Boots
Gameday Boots allows you to show your school pride in style. Slide into these comfy boots and head off to the game to cheer your team on to victory!
Good Hands
Good Hands make a wide selection of quality riding gloves. Made to last with top quality materials. They offer gloves for the show ring, schooling, and winter wear.
Goode Rider
The Goode Rider riding clothing is designed to provide women with the best fit, style and comfort, utilizing the latest performance fabrics and technologies for her equestrian lifestyle. Choose from jackets, breeches, shirts and more!
GPA Helmets
Tack Room, Inc. stocks great selection of GPA helmets. From GPA Speed Air 2X to GPA First Lady 2X and even GPA Speed Air 4S. You can even find the limited edition GPA Stardust models!
Grace in LA Jeans
Need a sophisticated, cute, classy and comfortable look, but can't break the bank? Grace in LA Jeans are perfect for women around the world! Quality craftsmanship makes this denim fit just right, and they're comfortable enough that you won't want to take them off at the end of the day. Whether you like just a touch of bling, or you can't get enough bling, Grace in LA makes beautiful ladies jeans for any occasion, be it work, a date, hanging out with friends, going to school, or being involved in the horse world.
Grand Prix
Haas Kardätsche Brushes
Hand & Hammer Jewelry
Hand & Hammer hand made equestrian sterling silver Jewelry
Happy Valley Studios
Happy Valley Studios are the makers of a line of unique mugs, shot glasses, pottery, and more!
Harmohn Kraft Inc.
Quality English bridles and English tack from
Harmohn Kraft
comes in variety of styles to suite your taste. The horse and pony bridles with reins are designed and produced by master saddle maker to cover different equestrian disciplines, from hunter under saddle and jumper, to dressage.
Harper Collins
HDR Henri De Rivel Saddles, Bri
HDR Henri De Rivel English Saddle line offers a choice of quality made Argentine or French leather close contact, jumping, eventing or all purpose english saddles. Starting at $480 with the USPC Club saddles to the Rivella choices. Classic styling in smooth or printed leather finishes. Great entry level to advanced rider saddles the HDR line offers a lot of value for not a lot of money.
Heritage Riding Gloves
Heritage Performance riding gloves are available in a variety of natural and synthetic materials giving you a great selection for grip and comfort while you are out horseback riding. Thinsulate for winter riding, for summer riding cool-max to wick away sweat, deerskin or goatskin for the quality leather riding glove. A wide variety to choose from in Heritage horse riding gloves.
Herm Sprenger
Herm Sprenger Bow Balance and System 4 Stirrup Irons, the technical english stirrups for the discerning equestrian rider. WH and KK Ultra english and dressage bits.
Hey Sport
HKM Sports Equipment
Specialty retailer HKM Sports Equipment makes high-quality equestrian goods for both horse and rider. From saddle pads to breeches, HKM is your source for thoughtfully designed and skillfully constructed equestrian wear.
Get your HOOey, the coolest ball caps around!
Hoof & Woof
Hoof & Woof makes show breeches that look great on and are affordably priced. These breeches have everything that you want in a quality pair of breeches.
Horse FitForm
Horse Health Products
Horse Hollow Press
Horse Power Boots by AndersonBe..
Horse Power Boots by Anderson Bean offers the horseman a real variety of square toe working cowboy boots with genuine leather in a variety of colors and patterns. The square toe western boots are the current hot look!
Horsekeeping Books and Videos
Horseware of Ireland
Horze Equestrian
Horze Equestrian slogan is "It's a lifestyle" and if you ride horses you need no explanation. The company based out of Finland offers affordable english riding gear from clothing for the rider to blankets for your horse, plus range of supplies.
Ink Stables Socks
Not all boot socks are created equal and you will see why, when you wear a pair of the Ink Stables. The nylon and Spandex knee-hi is made in USA, printed with fun and imaginative equestrian design to satisfy your personal taste.
International Riding Helmet
Since the early fifties IRH has been designing helmets and offering its riders with the utmost safety. As the family business progressed so did the quality. With the knowledge and quality from the oldest family in the helmet industry, IRH is recognized a premiere designer and manufacturer of the best helmets in every discipline.
Intrepid International
Irideon Riding Apparel
Irideon offers the rider quality clothing in and out of the saddle. Made in the USA Irideon strives to make all products suitable for both competitive and casual riders. Irideon offers apparel for all ages, from your little one who has just started her first pony lessons to a mom who just loves to ride. Or that well seasoned rider who is going to a competition this coming weekend. Irideon has it all.
Jack Wolfskin Outdoors
In Europe, Asia, and around the world Jack Wolfskin is a leading outdoor brand. Here in the United States, few enthusiasts have heard the name. Super high quality outdoor apparel for outdoor enthusiasts or for a great lifestyle look. Most of the clothes that are waterproof are PFC free. (PFCs are pollutants that do not break down when released into the environment, often used to make clothing water-resistant). In 2016/2017 The special ECO jury awarded Jack Wolfskin with ISPO Award Eco Achievement – Brand for the comprehensive measures it takes to establish sustainability in its company philosophy and production chain. This award recognizes the company's consistent involvement when it comes to both environmental and social concerns as well as its contribution to developing best practices in the outdoor clothing sector. The company's performance here is exemplary. We are one of the few United States online retailers for Jack Wolfskin.
Jama Old West
Great children's western boots for the budget conscious parents as well as for the young cowboys and cowgirls.
Jenuinely Jeni
Handcrafted equestrian jewelry
Johnny Ringo
These boots will take you on a never ending adventure with their flair and fun! No matter where you are, you'll always look stylish with these Johnny Ringo boots on your feet! Check out the new Sagrada Collection!
Joules Clothing
This season, Tack Room Inc.com brings you an expanded selection of the Joules Clothing; ranging from the popular polo shirts to t-shirts, sleeveless tops, scarfs, quilted jackets and coats, sweatshirts and Oxford style shirts for men, women and children. Check out the new colors of the Welly Boots and Wellibobs, Elephant and Camel Polo's, England Polo Team, Caplan, Beaufort Roxton and polo shirts; Coniston and Robinson sweatshirts; Majesta and Milham vests, Mapilton tweed jacket and Field coat, and more!
Joy Susan Purses and Handbags
JP Korsteel
JP Korsteel offers the unique JP Curved Design in all their varieties of Dee Snaffle, Hunter Dee Snaffle, Loose Ring Snaffle, Eggbutt Snaffle, Full Cheek Snaffle and French Link Bits. This unique design encourages relaxation and salivation by its comfortable fit design.
JPC Equestrian Inc.
JT International
JT International manufactures Tough 1. They carry quality products for the stable, horse and rider.
Kakadu Traders of Australia
Kastel Denmark
Kastel Denmark UV sport shirts are a great sun protection option for the active outdoor woman that also wants to be comfortable and fashionable. These Kastel shirts let you enjoy the sun without being exposed to the harmful rays.
Kathryn Lily Equestrian
Kelley Equestrian
Kelly Herd
Kelly Herd jewelry is the best in fine equestrian jewelry. Their designs include Texas Stars, English Stirrups, Western Stirrups and many other riding icons. The combination fo Western and English riding styles and the fusion of modern and classic design elements makes their jewelry stand out from the rest. They use only the finest materials to produce these memorable pieces that will be worn again and again.
Kensington Protective Products makes quality fly sheets, gear bags, halters and more. The products are made with unique Textilene® material and feature a lifetime guarantee. Check out the horse sheets made to match with gear bags, halters, fly masks, fly leg guards in great plaid patterns!
Kerrits Riding Apparel
Kerrits equestrian apparel is known for their innovative horse friendly, figure flattering fit Kerrits breeches,Kerrits riding pants and riding tights, shirts and jackets. Kerrits has the knack for the little extra details that horse lovers need and want such as cell phone pockets, stretch panels on the sides, hay shedding fabrics, lightweight moisture wicking pants and tops. We will help you get riding with fresh new Kerrits riding clothes. Or choose from our wide selection of clearance sale priced breeches, riding pants, riding tights, shirts, and jackets.
Kiel James Patrick
Kiel James Patrick bracelets have vintage feel with a modern twist to their design. The luxury lifestyle brand, Kiel James Patrick's bracelets are finished with logo buttons, and some with enamel.
Kingsland Equestrian
Kingsland equestrian clothes is from Norway. Classy traditional English riding looks that set you apart from the regular crowd.
KL Select
LAS Helmets
LAS High-Tech Helmets have a riding helmet for every disipline. LAS Vega Shuttle Deluxe, Lyra ), Evolution Micro, Basic, Fuero and Tierra.
Lexol Leather Care
Lexol Leather Care cleaner conditioner
Life Is Good
Life Is Good horse and rider inspired apparel is fun to wear whether you are out riding or out on the town. They feature Jake and his friends on soft cotton crusher tees, pajamas, and shorts to spread the feel good vibe we love the Life Is Good brand for.
Likit is committed to designing fun and innovative products to relieve your horse's boredom!
LILO Leather Goods
LILO Collections - Leather goods of Spain
Fine leather goods and fashion accessories, like horse bit belts, colorful equestrian bracelets and key chains.
Loriece Jewelry
Desins by Loriece equestrian lifestyle inspired jewelry is an original line of fine jewelry made in US and Canada.
Lou-ella. a sister brand of American West, offers today's styles of pocketbooks, purses and wallets all under $100.
Lucchese Since 1883
Lucchese Western Boot
Lucchese western boots in the finest of leathers, from calf skin to exotic are preferred by cowgirls and cowboys everywhere. The fit, style and quality are obvious from the moment you put Lucchese boots on!
Lucky Bucky
Lucky Bucky Clothing a witty brand of t-shirts inspired by horses and riders. Have more fun when you ride and wear one of the heart worming intelligent designs.
M. Toulouse
Toulouse saddles are easy to recognize by the quality and finishing details that reflect the vision of Marcel Toulouse. These French saddles and bridles have become the most affordable and desirable English tack since it's introduction in US.
M&F Western Products
M&F Western Products make beautiful charms and jewelry with a western style.
Macie Bean by Anderson Bean
Macie Bean Boots are made by Anderson Bean. These western boots are fun, fashionable and durable! Macie Bean western fashion boots are great for in and out of the saddle!
Martin Saddlery
Martin Saddlery supplies all your one-of-a-kind horse tack and equipment. Martin Saddlery has top quality leather, saddles, and other western tack!
Waterproof horse and pony turnout blankets, colorful fleece show coolers and cotton sheets from Masta.
Matrix Saddle Pads specialize in saddle pads, half, pads, and other equestrian saddle pads for all disciplines.
Mike Yoder Pottery
Mike Yoder is a Milton, PA artisan who makes custom pottery. His line of horse design pottery is available exclusively at the Tack Room, Inc.
Mikmar Bit Company
Mikmar Bit Company makes quality bits that are designed by Frank Evans. The bits are innovative and unique, made for use in all disciplines with the all-around horse in mind. Versatile and ideal for quality horse and rider communication. Mikmar bit company now also carries the well known Doda Boot.
Miller Ranch
Miller Ranch clothing is an authentic western wear constructed from quality materials. The classic cowboy style is reflected in every shirt and jacket, at the same time it provides functionality, comfort and durability or the rugget lifestyle.
Miss Me Jeans
2. Blending in? Not sparkling? Um, what does that mean? With a huge variety of dresses, shirts, and jeans from Miss Me, we promise you'll never have to find out! While are some plainer styles for those who rock simple fashion, if bling is your game, Miss Me is the name you need to look for the next time you go shopping. There's nothing comparable to a pair of Miss me jeans for comfort and lots of style.
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Rod and Fender maker on the docks of liverpool. Aloyoisus Robert Dean b1858 m Eleanor Thornton b.1860 on 31 march 1889 st Mathews church parish of st mathews tototh County of Lancaster No234 pg 117.
They emigrated to New zealand about 1902 on the ss Orontes. I am looking for the continuing line back of both my great grandparents.
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my mother was a Winstanley born here in New Zealand in 1922 I am Looking how it may link re my great great grandfather Thomas Frances Winstanley(b.UK 21.12 1832) and Henry Winstanley (eddystone lighthouse)whom I am told we are related too or perhaps not.
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Labour-run Bradford Council has railed against a Government edict to do more to battle the blight of abandoned houses.
Communities Minister Stephen Williams has written to Bradford Council saying it should work harder to tackle the high number of empty homes in the district.
The Liberal Democrat MP says this would boost the housing supply, while also "reducing the negative impact that neglected properties can have on communities".
But local housing chief Councillor Val Slater has responded angrily, saying her department's work in tackling the issue has already been recognised as some of the best in the country.
Mr Williams has written to the 50 local authorities with the highest number of long-term empty properties, and which are already using council tax penalties to try to solve the problem.
Councils can charge the owners of long-term empty properties a premium council tax rate of 150 per cent, which Bradford is already doing.
Mr Williams says while this brought in an extra £744,179 to the Council in 2013/14, it would have collected more by solving the problem rather than penalising those responsible.
This is because when empty homes are brought back into use, local authorities are given a Government reward called the New Homes Bonus. Mr Williams says Bradford Council could have received a bonus of up to £1.6 million this year if, instead of charging the council tax premium, it had brought these homes back into use.
He said: "I would strongly encourage your authority to work to bring long-term empty homes in your area back into use.
"This could raise extra funds through the New Homes Bonus to help keep council tax down and support frontline services as well as bringing wider benefits to your communities."
But Coun Slater, the Council's executive member for housing, said she had been "surprised and aggrieved" to read the letter.
She said the authority was recently recognised as one of the best in the country for cutting the number of empty properties, which Mr Williams seemed to be unaware of.
Coun Slater said: "It remains one of my top priorities. Despite the fact we are in difficult budgetary times, I fought to keep money available to tackle that key priority."
The number of long-term empty homes fell from 4,766 in 2012 to 3,981 in 2013, the Empty Homes Agency revealed earlier this month. This placed Bradford fourth, after Manchester, Birmingham and Liverpool, in the size of its reduction.


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Europe Drives U.S. Futures Higher
Chris Dieterich reports on positive news from Europe impacting U.S. stock futures, as well as U.S. carmakers receiving attention from traders. Photo: Getty Images.
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... the the ... auto sales and factory orders data due out today here with more on what ... we are watching this morning is that with Christie check if he had a ... story of baby actually banging on the pinafore so it's ... nice to know that thanks for coming on tells what we're going to be looking at today a lot of factory data coming out of Cuba Kennedy what's next ... it seems like early in the morning of looking away from the losses of yesterday looking for is needed to be a bright spot this morning units run think the watchword today is the phone manufacturing us here and in Europe in the state to look and went from yesterday Europe markets were closed for two sessions comeback there of about one percent ... U S is looking to follow up on every down from yesterday and as you pointed out ... he think that is the factory orders data coming out at ten a m right from the Commerce Department it's a February reading and so the projections are for re down there and kind of ... again looking for ... aam ... business leaders to TPG to drive up orders in sort of ... crush up the fears that the sequester might in into consumer spending so this meant that for reading here which is what the expectations are sort of another ... aam sign that that you know things are lookin' up and auto sales is also in the top ... right part and parcel with that red of course and there's a there's a m auto sales tracking site Edmunds Dotcom's actually calling for March today the disease so trickle out for the morning with Ford and GM ... aam they're saying it's can be the best month March and since two thousandseven so optimism here that the consumers are back and then our are making big ticket item may see an excellent three stocks to watch and ... yet he and his absolute on the stock to sort of as the stock its language this year little bit it's down something like three percent of course is the end of the broader markets rallied but ... aam truck sales for them are expected to be really really strong in the rough but one percent of the market ... same with Ford ... aam sofa for both of them it's can be a big driver and think and it's going to get for ... the people that are blur looking for Consumer Stocks it's can be the question of well or are people out there buying cars and if we get that data ... as expected that's can be the driver of the stocks that I know when those only have last year were here focus today taking a lot of attention ... read Apple we talk about every single day right but the but the reasons they is Goldman Sachs analysts at Goldman Sachs to have something called ... a conviction buy list is for this fun idea no slam dunk listen they've removed from that so they're still saying it's a buy ... um but after Apple's down something like forty percent from their September highs there saying you know ... did you feel that way to the game on the call it that some forty percent but ... um it's another re in another reason to watch that maybe the reason for the calls are some of this uncertain but what the next products can be ... they have uncertainty about the next quarterly ... report for Apple so ... that's when the watch again as we have been watching a person with the last six months after the left loves this and everything they did all the space unless the dining us thank you we appreciate that Daddy on a person can ... follow Chris them all the gang on the markets have at ten


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Laura Bitzinger, 86
Laura Bitzinger, 86, of Holland, formerly of Liberty Center, passed away Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013, at Spring Meadows Extended Care.
Laura was born July 23, 1926, in Ridgeville Corners, to Clara (Hasemeier) and Henry Rosebrock. She met and married Paul Bitzinger, in Ft. Wayne, Ind. Dec. 21, 1946, and he preceded her in death on Nov. 23, 1971.
Surviving are four children, Christine (Dr. Barry, D.D.S.) Aab, Marlene (Chet) Blair, Douglas (Alice) Bitzinger, and Robin Bitzinger; nine grandchildren, Steven (Nikki) Aab, Daniel Aab, Carol Bitzinger, Michelle Bitzinger, Christopher Bitzinger, Samantha Bitzinger, Holly (Paul) McNerney, Brian (Amanda) Bitzinger, and Eric Bitzinger; four great-grandchildren, Lukas Aab, Braydan Aab, Ilina Bitzinger, and Ellie McNerney; a sister, Henrietta Libey; a brother, Henry (Mary) Rosebrock Jr.
She was preceded in death by son, Michael; three sisters, Esther Rosebrock, Frieda Oehmke and Clara Reynolds; three brothers, Alvin "Rosy" Rosebrock, Frederick Rosebrock, and Carl Rosebrock; and daughter-in-law, Marcella "Sally" Bitzinger.
A member of the Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, Laura was very active in many Church activities. She was also a member of the Liberty Center VFW wife's club, former Grey Lady for Heller Memorial Hospital in Napoleon, served as council person at large for the Luther Woods Apartments and was a Den Mother for the Cub Scouts in Liberty Center. A devoted wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend she will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Neville Funeral Home 7438 Airport Highway in Holland. Burial will follow at Young Cemetery in Liberty Center.
Friends may call from 3to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
Those planning an expression of sympathy are asked to consider Gloria Dei Church or a Charity of the Donor's Choice.
Condolences may be made to the family at nevillefuneralhome.com.
The family would like to thank Spring Meadows & Hospice of Northwest Ohio for the loving care Laura received.


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Ex-Wife Pays Her Speeding Ticket
This happened in 1975 with my ex-wife Sherri. I was in the Air Force and we both liked to enjoy all the sex possible. She had branched out to include some girl on girl fun and I enjoyed it as she almost always had me there too. One day she went to Winter Park and had gone thru a small town and had been pulled over for speeding. The problem was that we were on a tight budget at the time and had no extra money for things like that. Sherri told me she had tried to "whine" here way out of it but was still stuck with a ticket that would be about 200 dollars. She was thinking that the cop that pulled her over may have been implying that there may be more than one way to pay the fine. His words were, "The Judge sometimes provides special conditions and a person might be able to do some special public service." Wel, the time for her appearence was 3:30 in the afternoon and she took special care to dress very sexy. She wore a nice thin tank top and no bra. She had very perky firm 38DD titties then and her hips were nice and round with a nice firm ass so she wore a blue jean skirt that was just below her shaved "Y" just in case. Well I drove her to Apopka (a small town in the early 70s and dropped her off at the combination city hall court house. There were a few people around most likely paying fines and such. There were two police cars in front. I stayed in the car so she would be free to "Pay her fine" in any way that could be worked out. The following is what she told me happened.
I walked in and there was the officer at the inside of the court room door. He greeted me, Hi Mrs. ________, I am glad you made it to court. I spoke to the judge about you situtation and he is waiting in his office. Great she told him. He was looked at her up and down...and she noticed this and added, "I am willing to do any service to work off my fine." He told her that was all up to the judge. They went into his office and closed the door behind. There was another officer there and he stood next to the desk. You may approach the bench he told her. She walked up to the desk and smiled. I am here yur honor to take care of what I owe for my ticket. Officer _____ says you are willing to work off the 300 dollar fine, is that correct? Well, yes sir, but I thought it was around 200 sir. There are other costs he told her. Oh, well, I suppose that is how it is then she told him. Step around her Mrs. _____. She walked around the desk and stood in front of him...Yes, I think you will be able to work this off in two visits. Will that be satisfactory for you? Yes your honor. But what will I have to do. Take off your shirt he said. Sir? she replied acting as if she was not expecting it. Take off yur shirt and if you ask again the fine goes up another 100 dollars. Yes your honor and she pulled it over her head...His hands were on her e titties as soon as the shirt came off...Making her moan...Yes, I think two visits will take care of the fine, what do you gentlemen think. They had both stepped closer and agreed, Whatever you say Judge, you know what is best. Spread your legs ... is it Sherri? Yes your Honor,,,she moaned. She was already hot...she stood there and parted her legs...His hand went between her legs and found no panties blocking his path...MMM...looks like you were expecting to take care of the fine today...is that right Sherri...Yes your honor...His fingers sank into her pussy...and what are you willing to do for the payment...She gasped a breathless .."Anything, anything at all." Good he said, Officers, lock the doors, we don't want to be disturbed while Mrs ______ pays the first installment on her fine. The doors were locked and The judge told her, on your knees now Sherri...She got on her knees and her skirt was unzipped and fell to the floor..Suddenly the judge had his cock out...there you are ,,, now suck it for dear he said. She took him in her mouth and began sucking slowly..making the judge lean back in his chair...the officers were undressing..then suddenly as she was leaning forward to suck the judge and up on her knees some she was rammed hard ... into her pussy sank a PR-24 baton...she moaned loud and it plunged into her...Good Sherri,,take the baton girl...it began fucking her pussy and after a couple orgasms the judge pulled her face down on his cock, cumming in her mouth...she swallowed it all down...then he told her to get up and come with them. The went into a room that had a large couch...she was laid on it and one officer get to his knees and began eating her pussy...she orgamsd again and then he got up and shoved a nice hard cock into her...the other officer was at her face and his cock disappeared into her mouth...the judge was near by massaging her titties again...the cop in her pussy growled and unloaded in her pussy...she cried out for him to not stop...he was replaced by the judge as she sucked the first cock more...after an hour of this they all got up...cuff her to the couch the judge told the officers...they took out 4 pairs of cuffs and spread her out...arms out and legs spread...one got his radio...Time to come on in guys...10-4...be right there. I watched two other cars drive up and two officers went in...they got in and stripped and got into Sherri...one took her ass, that had not really been broken in yet so she was crying out from pain and pleasure and the other shoved his cock into her mouth...sucking it all she swallowed loads of cum that evening...I saw her at the window later getting her shirt on and her skirt..so I got up and walked to the door..and knocked..A cop came to the door..Yeh..Is my wife Sherri here? Ahhh, ah yeh, Judge the husband is here for his wife. They were all a little nervous it seemed. Okay, well, Mrs ______. That takes care of the fine. She walked over very dilerberately to the judge and grabbed his cock thru his pants...No it doens't she told him massaging his cock. I will be back next week to pay the second half...they all looked at us and she kissed each officer as she walked to me...She turned around and smiled at them, "And guys, next week, call for backup, it will take more than 5 of you to keep me under control." She turned and took my hand and we got in the car...The next week, she paid her fine and there were 8 officers there, a couple deputies from the county came in the back up the city police. All in all, she really enjoyed her public service...and we had a great fuck session when we got home.