Beautiful work, DS to DA!  I thought the choice of clips and the music were woven together with exquisite grace.

More delighted ravings after I've run the promo about 500 times on my computer...

G.

Thanks for that link, Darren--I hadn't spotted that.

Boy, there sure are a lot of spoilers in that review!

Think I'll wait to borrow the library copy of this book.

G.

You DEFIED me!  You DELIBERATELY defied ME!

You BE-HE-HEEE-HEEE-EAST!!!

G.

Will there be an official shopping expedition to Prada?

The thought of the footwear choices makes my head reel!

G.

The Mysterious God's sublime new montage reminds me (checking our handy site calendar) that tonight, Monday 9/20, is the Living Dead Luau at the DS Forums!

To add a comment that's at least a bit on topic, I recently viewed the Del Tenney cult classic, I eat your skin (and then Chef Emeril kicked it up a notch with some cajun bones!).  The original title of this flick was ZOMBIES.  In my early teenhood this tasteful (?) gem was paired in innumerable drive-in theatres with the much more graphic I drink your blood, which I have yet to see.

I eat your skin was originally released in 1964 and has a campy score in the school of Les Baxter.  What makes it oh so very slightly on topic is that writer-director-producer Del Tenney appeared opposite Grayson Hall in another early Sixties cult classic, Satan in High Heels.

awaiting the ukulele of the Undead,

G.

DS to DArling,

this looks like a treat!  I love the logo capture you did! Fabulous!  Grayson looks so Forties noir.

You're sooo good to us!  but we deserve it, right???

G.

Jean-Claude, have I mentioned lately that I *adore* you???

xo, G.

Gosh, I hope they release another picture of Liz and Roger.  In this one, the Collins siblings look like a pair of disgruntled professors reacting to the news that there's no coffee available for the two hour faculty meeting they're chairing.

The shot of Barnabas and Victoria does look good.  Newman's very good at projecting character in these publicity photos.

Steve