Weekend Matinee: Flashman (1967)
[Link: Flashman Theme (MP3)]
[Link: Flashman Theme (MP3)]
However, I still stumble across the occasional gem, and the Punk Zine Archive weblog is a 24-carat lump of Cubic Zirconium mounted on an Iron Pyrite safety pin. It's just what it says it is, a huge collection of scanned punk 'zines from the Seventies and Eighties. Fascinating and addictive, you can easily waste a couple of hours here drooling over the fab guerilla artwork, amateur gig photography, and sophmoric, yet enthusiastic writing. I was both happy and sad to be reminded of a brief period in which a lot of people actually gave a shit about music, and wanted it to be something more than just the platform for vapid, Paula Abdul-blessed, cookie-cutter nitwits it's become today.
[Link: The Punk Zine Archive]
[Link: "Seli" by Marcello Giombini (MP3)]
And for more Perry Rhodan goodness, please visit my pal, The Cartoonist.
[Link: Psychotronic Film Posters]
Back in January, I unveiled a gallery of about 100 screencapped title cards from my ever-expanding collection of Cult, Schlock, and Psychotronic films. Since then, I've added almost 500 additional screencaps, so if you haven't visited in a while, it's time to take another look at this fantastic collection of incredibly strange fonts and thoroughly odd, downright guilty, cinematic pleasures. My most recent additions begin on page 32.
Nevertheless, some British woodcarvers are offering the opportunity to purchase these hand-carved Tikis, stuffed with 19th-century clockwork mechanisms and brass fittings, that are suitable for your next meeting of the League of Extraordinary Tiki Gentlemen.
[Link: Steampunk Tiki]
[Link: Funky Little Spacegirl (YouTube clip)]
[Link: Funky Little Spacegirl Official Website (broadcast-quality clip)]