Monday, March 15, 2010
My new favorite film: HAUSU
Jesus Christ, what a movie. The New Beverly has been screening this hidden little gem for the past week and boy is it not to be missed. It's everything the word fantastic was made for. What exactly is it, you ask? I do not know. No one has been able to accurately describe this weird ass 1977 Japanese film from Nobuhiko Obayashi. The best description I can come up with is a children's horror story told by a man on LSD. Yes, it's awesome. Check this out immediately.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
I'M BACK!
So i took the time to rework my Facebook page and came up with what could be my most satisfying self description I've ever written.
Check it out:
I drive around this city in my black, leather jacket taking in the sights, sounds and cool winds as I ride on my shiny, black... scooter. Yup... a scooter. As I ride around on my shiny, black scooter I see many interesting people/places/events that subconsciously hardwire themselves into little stories I make up in my head involving made up people, in made up situations which get tweaked, re-imagined and dramatized for days, months, and sometimes years until they finally reach a stage in which I deem them worthy of paper.
As I spend God knows how long (is there a God?) translating these thoughts into a format best understood by the masses, I tend to get sidetracked by my love of the arts. Too much time is spent catching the weirdest film screening in town and following it with awesome live music. Save me.
Other procrastinating events that take place in my world are: spending countless hours reading in coffee shops, going to museums, fantasizing about learning how to surf, avoiding anything that involves the word cooking, sweating up a storm at the gym, trips to new and afar places,camping, last minute and completely spontaneous as well as impulsive drives to Vegas in the middle of the night, art shows, and more drunken debaucheries than i'd like to admit.
I am what some would refer to as a film school grad.
As I spend God knows how long (is there a God?) translating these thoughts into a format best understood by the masses, I tend to get sidetracked by my love of the arts. Too much time is spent catching the weirdest film screening in town and following it with awesome live music. Save me.
Other procrastinating events that take place in my world are: spending countless hours reading in coffee shops, going to museums, fantasizing about learning how to surf, avoiding anything that involves the word cooking, sweating up a storm at the gym, trips to new and afar places,camping, last minute and completely spontaneous as well as impulsive drives to Vegas in the middle of the night, art shows, and more drunken debaucheries than i'd like to admit.
I am what some would refer to as a film school grad.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Sorry
I'll get back to writing on here soon. In the meantime enjoy this hilarious video that was shown to me a few weeks ago.
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