What did you watch?
On 9/15/24 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
Yesterday, I did chores, listened to music, and watched soaps and a
couple of (Lifetime/Tubi) TV movies:
soaps: DOOL - Wed's & Thur's ep. Really, nothing happened in these
episodes except that Rafe woke up (and is close to figuring out Connie stabbed him), and Connie lost out on her chance to stab NuGabi. Also, Stephanie warns Chad that FakeAbby lied, but he's too thick to get it...
At the end of Thur's ep, Sarah was about to undergo hypnosis with Dr.
Evans - hopefully on Friday Sarah either remembers Fiona was the hit-
and-run driver, or at least that the driver was a woman and not Brady...
  GH - Thur's ep. I'm guessing they are making dumping Lois' "accent" permanent at the request of the actress (Rena Sofer). Also - wow!!
Kirsten Storms (Maxie) has lost a *ton* of weight from just the last
time we saw her on the show! (how long was the ItRW time gap between her filming those scenes?!!) - she's pretty close to back to being normal-
sized after being too heavy for years (Ozempic?)... Anyway, Tracy
rightly points out that Sonny being a prime suspect on a murder charge
could cause problems for Deception, but everyone just poo-poos her!
Sasha throws a brunch for Cody and Scorpio fam; later, Tracy disrupts
this, and Mac calls Tracy out. Diane warns Sonny about Alexis being in
legal jeopardy over Jagger's murder. Joss complains to Michael about
Carly's tie-up with Sonny, but Michael is back to being 100% "Team
Sonny" (disgusting!). Carly asks Jason to go to Somalia to retrieve Lucky.
college football - UCLA was routed by Indiana - this is not a good start
to UCLA being in the "Big Ten"... >:/
The Face I Can't Forget (Lifetime) - OK, wow - I figured out the plotline/twist in this one within about 5 minutes!
  There
  Be
  Some
  Spoilers
  Below
So we open with our amnesiac heroine (Rayisa Kondracki) meeting first
her husband (James Gilbert), and then her daughter (Victoria
Baldesarra), and I'm immediately like "That's not HER daughter, that's
HIS mistress!"
   Flash forward to the end of the film!
   :|
   Yep - got it in one.
   To both Baldesarra's and the character's credit, she makes such a convincing "daughter" through most of the movie that I even began to second-guess myself a little... But, nope - I was right.
   I actually think they blew it with the resolution - it actually
would have made for a better story if the EVOL! "husband's" (really, ex- husband) story that he fed to the amnesiac had actually be true, but he
had just switched the two daughters' identities - it would have been
really amusing if Baldesarra had actually turned out to be the
amnesiac's daughter, just not the daughter with the EVOL! "husband".
  I also didn't buy for a minute that "dissociative amnesia" made any sense here (esp. when the circumstances are revealed) - they should have
gone with brain injury" as the cause of the amnesia.
  Amusingly, Rosie Simon, whom I *just saw* in "Wynonna Earp:
Vengeance" also shows up in this flick in a fairly important supporting
role.
Deadly Secrets of a Cam Girl (Tubi) - A 2023 Tubi Original film.
  I am making my way through the Tubi Original flicks I actually want
to watch (I'm not going to watch all of them!!), and I think by now I've gotten through most of these. So I tried to get through another one last night, and I went with this one.
  Once again, this is a film where the subject matter pretty much
demands naked nudity, and once again they skirt on delivering it.
Though, in this case, they distract you with the "mystery/crime to
solve" pretty quickly so you don't notice as much that they're not
delivering the goods!
  Another problem I have with all of these "cam girl" films is that
the writers either don't know what cam girls really do! or they
deliberately sanitize what cam girls do (hint: it's not stand around and
talk to clients one-at-a-time while still clothed!). Outside of one
quick room-establishing shot, this flick is the same in giving us a
sanitized picture of cam girling.
  I did like the angle in this one that Our Cam Girl(tm) was using the cam girl thing to actually use hacking software to effectively
"ransomware" some of her clients. (Though they are sketchy on where she
got the software from in the first place!)
  Our Cam Girl, Arianna, is played by Stephanie Sanchez - Sanchez is truly *tiny*: I'm betting she's not even 5-feet tall. Surprisingly, this
film is literally Sanchez's only credit. (Did they hire a real life cam
girl to headline this flick?!). Arianna is cam girling on the side to,
1) pay for getting an MBA, and 2) to pay for the medical care for her (non-Latina?!!) "sister"(?!) who has a traumatic brain injury.
  Soon enough one of her clients, a high-powered female executive, is apparently attacked and kidnapped while Arianna watches with her hacking software.
  Arianna must solve this crime! (Um, why?!) Of course, this puts Arianna's entire life in jeopardy, on multiple levels. But Our Cam Girl
just can't let this crime-solving go!!
  Anyway, this Tubi flick was OK (save for the sanitizing of cam
girling part), with a good suspenseful mystery, and the ending (and
ending twists) were decent until the final (unnecessary) "twist", which
was pointless as it not like we're going to get a sequel here.
What did you watch?
Taxi Driver (4K disc) 1976 movie directed by Martin Scorsese and
starring Robert De Niro as a delusional joker who shoots someone in
order to impress Jodie Foster.
The King of Comedy (Plex) 1982 movie directed by Martin Scorsese and
starring Robert De Niro as a delusional joker who terrorizes a
late-night talk show host (Jerry Lewis) whom De Niro blames for his
problems in life. I read afterwards that Diahnne Abbott who played the
love interest in this movie was De Niro's real life wife and also had a
role in Taxi Driver.
I watched:
DOCTOR WHO:
"Horns of Nimon". The Doctor and Romana, stop by a stricken transport vessel â to offer help and find it full of children; being transported to Skonnos as
âtributesâ â for the mysterious Nimon.
What did you watch?
On 9/15/24 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
Yesterday, I did chores, listened to music, and watched soaps and a
couple of (Lifetime/Tubi) TV movies:
soaps: DOOL - Wed's & Thur's ep. Really, nothing happened in these
episodes except that Rafe woke up (and is close to figuring out Connie stabbed him), and Connie lost out on her chance to stab NuGabi. Also, Stephanie warns Chad that FakeAbby lied, but he's too thick to get it...
At the end of Thur's ep, Sarah was about to undergo hypnosis with Dr.
Evans - hopefully on Friday Sarah either remembers Fiona was the
hit-and-run driver, or at least that the driver was a woman and not Brady...
GH - Thur's ep. I'm guessing they are making dumping Lois' "accent" permanent at the request of the actress (Rena Sofer). Also - wow!!
Kirsten Storms (Maxie) has lost a *ton* of weight from just the last
time we saw her on the show! (how long was the ItRW time gap between her filming those scenes?!!) - she's pretty close to back to being
normal-sized after being too heavy for years (Ozempic?)... Anyway, Tracy rightly points out that Sonny being a prime suspect on a murder charge
could cause problems for Deception, but everyone just poo-poos her!
Sasha throws a brunch for Cody and Scorpio fam; later, Tracy disrupts
this, and Mac calls Tracy out. Diane warns Sonny about Alexis being in
legal jeopardy over Jagger's murder. Joss complains to Michael about
Carly's tie-up with Sonny, but Michael is back to being 100% "Team
Sonny" (disgusting!). Carly asks Jason to go to Somalia to retrieve Lucky.
college football - UCLA was routed by Indiana - this is not a good start
to UCLA being in the "Big Ten"... >:/
The Face I Can't Forget (Lifetime) - OK, wow - I figured out the plotline/twist in this one within about 5 minutes!
There
Be
Some
Spoilers
Below
So we open with our amnesiac heroine (Rayisa Kondracki) meeting first
her husband (James Gilbert), and then her daughter (Victoria
Baldesarra), and I'm immediately like "That's not HER daughter, that's
HIS mistress!"
Flash forward to the end of the film!
:|
Yep - got it in one.
To both Baldesarra's and the character's credit, she makes such a convincing "daughter" through most of the movie that I even began to second-guess myself a little... But, nope - I was right.
I actually think they blew it with the resolution - it actually
would have made for a better story if the EVOL! "husband's" (really, ex-husband) story that he fed to the amnesiac had actually be true, but
he had just switched the two daughters' identities - it would have been really amusing if Baldesarra had actually turned out to be the
amnesiac's daughter, just not the daughter with the EVOL! "husband".
I also didn't buy for a minute that "dissociative amnesia" made any
sense here (esp. when the circumstances are revealed) - they should have
gone with brain injury" as the cause of the amnesia.
Amusingly, Rosie Simon, whom I *just saw* in "Wynonna Earp:
Vengeance" also shows up in this flick in a fairly important supporting
role.
Deadly Secrets of a Cam Girl (Tubi) - A 2023 Tubi Original film.
I am making my way through the Tubi Original flicks I actually want
to watch (I'm not going to watch all of them!!), and I think by now I've gotten through most of these. So I tried to get through another one last night, and I went with this one.
Once again, this is a film where the subject matter pretty much
demands naked nudity, and once again they skirt on delivering it.
Though, in this case, they distract you with the "mystery/crime to
solve" pretty quickly so you don't notice as much that they're not
delivering the goods!
Another problem I have with all of these "cam girl" films is that
the writers either don't know what cam girls really do! or they
deliberately sanitize what cam girls do (hint: it's not stand around and
talk to clients one-at-a-time while still clothed!). Outside of one
quick room-establishing shot, this flick is the same in giving us a
sanitized picture of cam girling.
I did like the angle in this one that Our Cam Girl(tm) was using the
cam girl thing to actually use hacking software to effectively
"ransomware" some of her clients. (Though they are sketchy on where she
got the software from in the first place!)
Our Cam Girl, Arianna, is played by Stephanie Sanchez - Sanchez is
truly *tiny*: I'm betting she's not even 5-feet tall. Surprisingly, this
film is literally Sanchez's only credit. (Did they hire a real life cam
girl to headline this flick?!).
1) pay for getting an MBA, and 2) to pay for the medical care for her (non-Latina?!!) "sister"(?!) who has a traumatic brain injury.
Soon enough one of her clients, a high-powered female executive, is apparently attacked and kidnapped while Arianna watches with her hacking software.
Arianna must solve this crime! (Um, why?!) Of course, this puts
Arianna's entire life in jeopardy, on multiple levels. But Our Cam Girl
just can't let this crime-solving go!!
Anyway, this Tubi flick was OK (save for the sanitizing of cam
girling part), with a good suspenseful mystery, and the ending (and
ending twists) were decent until the final (unnecessary) "twist", which
was pointless as it not like we're going to get a sequel here.
What did you watch?
Ian J. Ball <ijball@mac.invalid> wrote:
On 9/15/24 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
Yesterday, I did chores, listened to music, and watched soaps and a
couple of (Lifetime/Tubi) TV movies:
[snip]
Deadly Secrets of a Cam Girl (Tubi) - A 2023 Tubi Original film.
I am making my way through the Tubi Original flicks I actually want
to watch (I'm not going to watch all of them!!), and I think by now I've
gotten through most of these. So I tried to get through another one last
night, and I went with this one.
Once again, this is a film where the subject matter pretty much
demands naked nudity, and once again they skirt on delivering it.
Though, in this case, they distract you with the "mystery/crime to
solve" pretty quickly so you don't notice as much that they're not
delivering the goods!
Another problem I have with all of these "cam girl" films is that
the writers either don't know what cam girls really do! or they
deliberately sanitize what cam girls do (hint: it's not stand around and
talk to clients one-at-a-time while still clothed!). Outside of one
quick room-establishing shot, this flick is the same in giving us a
sanitized picture of cam girling.
I did like the angle in this one that Our Cam Girl(tm) was using the
cam girl thing to actually use hacking software to effectively
"ransomware" some of her clients. (Though they are sketchy on where she
got the software from in the first place!)
Our Cam Girl, Arianna, is played by Stephanie Sanchez - Sanchez is
truly *tiny*: I'm betting she's not even 5-feet tall. Surprisingly, this
film is literally Sanchez's only credit. (Did they hire a real life cam
girl to headline this flick?!).
There are a couple dozen IMDb entries with that name, but no picture doing various things and showbiz. But I tracked down the image. She looks remarkably like an AI construct) and found this.
https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10156604913122406&id=SJNDTheater
With some alternate pictures that are definitely her
#AlumniAugust Stephanie Sanchez â17 is currently a double major at Fordham University studying Theatre Performance and Early Childhood Education. Starting her theatrical career in high school, she is eternally grateful
for the home that the SJND Theatre Program provided for her. Now, she is living her dreams learning from the best Tony Award winning professors and working alongside the new generation of theatre makers in New York City.
.
Photo credits: The Charlatans by Billy Reece in the Fordham Studio Spring 2018
.
Mr. Burns by Anne Washburn on the Fordham Mainstage Spring 2019
#sjndtheater #sjnd @_stephanie.sanchez
Arianna is cam girling on the side to,
1) pay for getting an MBA, and 2) to pay for the medical care for her
(non-Latina?!!) "sister"(?!) who has a traumatic brain injury.
Soon enough one of her clients, a high-powered female executive, is
apparently attacked and kidnapped while Arianna watches with her hacking
software.
Arianna must solve this crime! (Um, why?!) Of course, this puts
Arianna's entire life in jeopardy, on multiple levels. But Our Cam Girl
just can't let this crime-solving go!!
Anyway, this Tubi flick was OK (save for the sanitizing of cam
girling part), with a good suspenseful mystery, and the ending (and
ending twists) were decent until the final (unnecessary) "twist", which
was pointless as it not like we're going to get a sequel here.
On Sep 15, 2024 at 1:30:40 AM PDT, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
I watched:
DOCTOR WHO:
"Horns of Nimon". The Doctor and Romana, stop by a stricken transport vessel >> â to offer help and find it full of children; being transported to Skonnos as
âtributesâ â for the mysterious Nimon.
What did you watch?
Nothing. I went to L.A. HorrorCon, which was smaller than the normal conventions and therefore a much more enjoyable experience because everything wasn't hyper-managed, you weren't constantly dealing with massive crowds and sitting for hours in lines just to see all the stuff you came to see.
One of the best things about it was all the talent were just out and about among the attendees instead of sequestered behind big tables where you get 10 seconds to walk up pose for a picture and then are shoved to the side for the next person in line.
I got to chat with Vasquez, Frost, and Drake from ALIENS and Beverly D'Angelo from the VACATION movies. It was much more enjoyable just to have conversations with them about filming the movies and whatnot rather then the assembly-line process you get at places like ComicCon.
I also picked up a CD of the expanded and re-recorded score to KILLER KLOWN FROM OUTER SPACE from the composer himself. It's an incredible symphonic score
and one of those movies that doesn't deserve the score it ended up with, like JAWS 2. (Speaking of which, the entire (living) cast of JAWS 2 was at the con as well doing a reunion meet-up. And let's just say, time has not been kind.)
On 9/15/24 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
What did you watch?
Arthur Lipscomb <arthur@alum.calberkeley.org> wrote:
Taxi Driver (4K disc) 1976 movie directed by Martin Scorsese and
starring Robert De Niro as a delusional joker who shoots someone in
order to impress Jodie Foster.
The King of Comedy (Plex) 1982 movie directed by Martin Scorsese and
starring Robert De Niro as a delusional joker who terrorizes a
late-night talk show host (Jerry Lewis) whom De Niro blames for his
problems in life. I read afterwards that Diahnne Abbott who played the
love interest in this movie was De Niro's real life wife and also had a
role in Taxi Driver.
What is your review of this movie? I've seen it once on tv.
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
On Sep 15, 2024 at 1:30:40 AM PDT, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote: >>
I watched:
DOCTOR WHO:
"Horns of Nimon". The Doctor and Romana, stop by a stricken transport
vessel
â to offer help and find it full of children; being transported to Skonnos
as
âtributesâ â for the mysterious Nimon.
What did you watch?
Nothing. I went to L.A. HorrorCon, which was smaller than the normal
conventions and therefore a much more enjoyable experience because
everything
wasn't hyper-managed. You weren't constantly dealing with massive crowds and
sitting for hours in lines just to see all the stuff you came to see.
One of the best things about it was all the talent were just out and about >> among the attendees instead of sequestered behind big tables where you get >> 10
seconds to walk up, pose for a picture, and then are shoved to the side for >> the
next person in line.
I got to chat with Vasquez, Frost, and Drake from ALIENS and Beverly
D'Angelo
from the VACATION movies. It was much more enjoyable just to have
conversations with them about filming the movies and whatnot rather then the
assembly-line process you get at places like ComicCon.
I understand "Janelle Voight" from Terminator two was there as well as "diamondback" from near dark.
Any Buffy? I think Juliet Landau was going to do this one?
I also picked up a CD of the expanded and re-recorded score to KILLER KLOWNS
FROM OUTER SPACE from the composer himself. It's an incredible symphonic
score
and one of those movies that doesn't deserve the score it ended up with,
like
JAWS 2. (Speaking of which, the entire (living) cast of JAWS 2 was at the >> con
as well, doing a reunion meet-up. And let's just say, time has not been
kind.)
Donna Wilkes?!?
Ian J. Ball <ijball@mac.invalid> wrote:
On 9/15/24 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
What did you watch?
Hey, thanks for asking!
I left the 2007 FLASH GORDON WITHOUT SPACESHIPS series running.
recollection that Flash was played by Whitney from Smallville! It was both better and worse than I recall from its original airing. I get the feeling that the writing sucked and the actors were throwing in verbal gags to try and save it. I liked when one of the Denizens of Mongo said to Flash âyouâll save every one of us!â
Lots of good people but especially Karen Cliché.
With young Gina Holden!!
And an also young Laura Bennell, but only in 2 episodes.
(And Carrie Genzel was apparently recurring, which Isn was surprised to see.)
And Jill Teed
And Elyse Levesque
And Françoise Yip
And Kendall Cross!
It was incredibly ambitious.
Playing on
Pluto
Peacock
Prime
PreeVee
Pubi
Plex
Prackle
PW
Poku
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
On Sep 15, 2024 at 1:30:40 AM PDT, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote: >>
I watched:
DOCTOR WHO:
"Horns of Nimon". The Doctor and Romana, stop by a stricken transport vessel
â to offer help and find it full of children; being transported to Skonnos as
âtributesâ â for the mysterious Nimon.
What did you watch?
Nothing. I went to L.A. HorrorCon, which was smaller than the normal
conventions and therefore a much more enjoyable experience because everything
wasn't hyper-managed, you weren't constantly dealing with massive crowds and >> sitting for hours in lines just to see all the stuff you came to see.
One of the best things about it was all the talent were just out and about >> among the attendees instead of sequestered behind big tables where you get 10
seconds to walk up pose for a picture and then are shoved to the side for the
next person in line.
I got to chat with Vasquez, Frost, and Drake from ALIENS and Beverly D'Angelo
from the VACATION movies. It was much more enjoyable just to have
conversations with them about filming the movies and whatnot rather then the >> assembly-line process you get at places like ComicCon.
I understand âJanelle Voightâ from Terminator two was there as well as âdiamondbackâ from near dark.
Any Buffy? I think Juliet Landau was going to do this one?
I also picked up a CD of the expanded and re-recorded score to KILLER KLOWN >> FROM OUTER SPACE from the composer himself.
and one of those movies that doesn't deserve the score it ended up with, like
JAWS 2. (Speaking of which, the entire (living) cast of JAWS 2 was at the con
as well doing a reunion meet-up. And let's just say, time has not been kind.)
Donna Wilkes?!?
. . .
This was only my second time watching the movie. . . .
On 9/15/2024 11:03 AM, anim8rfsk wrote:
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
On Sep 15, 2024 at 1:30:40 AM PDT, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
I watched:
DOCTOR WHO:
"Horns of Nimon". The Doctor and Romana, stop by a stricken transport vessel
â to offer help and find it full of children; being transported to
Skonnos as
âtributesâ â for the mysterious Nimon.
What did you watch?
Nothing. I went to L.A. HorrorCon, which was smaller than the normal
conventions and therefore a much more enjoyable experience because
everything
wasn't hyper-managed, you weren't constantly dealing with massive crowds and
sitting for hours in lines just to see all the stuff you came to see.
I went to the big Star Trek con in Vegas the other month and the lines
were surprisingly manageable. The year before it was hour long waits,
but this year there were a lot of just walk ups or short waits.
Although in spite of the shorter lines, I still manged to miss most of
the panels because I was getting autographs.
However, if I'm at a con and there's a celebrity that I really like, I
feel bad if they don't have a line at their table. On the other hand
there are the non celebrities or minor celebs who attend cons and I have
to avoid eye contact as I walk past their table and they try to get me
to buy an autograph. LOL
I see what you did there...One of the best things about it was all the talent were just out and about >>> among the attendees instead of sequestered behind big tables where you get >>> 10
seconds to walk up pose for a picture and then are shoved to the side for >>> the
next person in line.
I got to chat with Vasquez, Frost, and Drake from ALIENS and Beverly
D'Angelo
from the VACATION movies. It was much more enjoyable just to have
conversations with them about filming the movies and whatnot rather then the
assembly-line process you get at places like ComicCon.
I understand "Janelle Voight" from Terminator two was there as well as
"diamondback" from near dark.
I have a full sized theatrical "Aliens" poster unsigned. I would love
to get the cast to attend a convention so I can get it signed. I am
going to a convention next year that Michael Biehn is supposed to be at,
so keeping fingers crossed that happens and I can finally get my poster signed by someone.
Any Buffy? I think Juliet Landau was going to do this one?
I also picked up a CD of the expanded and re-recorded score to KILLER KLOWN
FROM OUTER SPACE from the composer himself.
Did he sign it?
On Sep 15, 2024 at 11:03:08 AM PDT, "anim8rfsk" <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
On Sep 15, 2024 at 1:30:40 AM PDT, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote: >>>
I watched:
DOCTOR WHO:
"Horns of Nimon". The Doctor and Romana, stop by a stricken transport
vessel
â to offer help and find it full of children; being transported to Skonnos
as
âtributesâ â for the mysterious Nimon.
What did you watch?
Nothing. I went to L.A. HorrorCon, which was smaller than the normal
conventions and therefore a much more enjoyable experience because
everything
wasn't hyper-managed. You weren't constantly dealing with massive crowds and
sitting for hours in lines just to see all the stuff you came to see.
One of the best things about it was all the talent were just out and about >>> among the attendees instead of sequestered behind big tables where you get >>> 10
seconds to walk up, pose for a picture, and then are shoved to the side for >>> the
next person in line.
I got to chat with Vasquez, Frost, and Drake from ALIENS and Beverly
D'Angelo
from the VACATION movies. It was much more enjoyable just to have
conversations with them about filming the movies and whatnot rather then the
assembly-line process you get at places like ComicCon.
I understand "Janelle Voight" from Terminator two was there as well as
"diamondback" from near dark.
Yeah, she was Vazquez in ALIENS.
Any Buffy? I think Juliet Landau was going to do this one?
If she was there, I didn't see her. It's also going on all day today, too, so maybe she's a Sunday-only appearance.
I also picked up a CD of the expanded and re-recorded score to KILLER KLOWNS
FROM OUTER SPACE from the composer himself. It's an incredible symphonic >>> score
and one of those movies that doesn't deserve the score it ended up with, >>> like
JAWS 2. (Speaking of which, the entire (living) cast of JAWS 2 was at the >>> con
as well, doing a reunion meet-up. And let's just say, time has not been
kind.)
Donna Wilkes?!?
Yep. She was one of them. The Angelic teenage hollywood hooker herself.
On 9/15/2024 11:03 AM, anim8rfsk wrote:
Ian J. Ball <ijball@mac.invalid> wrote:
On 9/15/24 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
What did you watch?
Hey, thanks for asking!
I left the 2007 FLASH GORDON WITHOUT SPACESHIPS series running.
You *willingly* subjected yourself to the featherless Hawkmen again?!?
And then you forced others to remember this mess?
I had no
recollection that Flash was played by Whitney from Smallville! It was both >> better and worse than I recall from its original airing. I get the feeling >> that the writing sucked and the actors were throwing in verbal gags to try >> and save it. I liked when one of the Denizens of Mongo said to Flash
âyouâll save every one of us!â
Lots of good people but especially Karen Cliché.
With young Gina Holden!!
And an also young Laura Bennell, but only in 2 episodes.
(And Carrie Genzel was apparently recurring, which Isn was surprised to
see.)
And Jill Teed
And Elyse Levesque
And Françoise Yip
And Kendall Cross!
It was incredibly ambitious.
Now you're just trolling. LOL
We are talking about the sci-fi channel show where they mostly stayed on Earth? Right?
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Arthur Lipscomb <arthur@alum.calberkeley.org> wrote:
On 9/15/2024 11:03 AM, anim8rfsk wrote:
Ian J. Ball <ijball@mac.invalid> wrote:
On 9/15/24 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
What did you watch?
Hey, thanks for asking!
I left the 2007 FLASH GORDON WITHOUT SPACESHIPS series running.
You *willingly* subjected yourself to the featherless Hawkmen again?!?
And then you forced others to remember this mess?
Damned by Ian
I had no
recollection that Flash was played by Whitney from Smallville! It was both >>> better and worse than I recall from its original airing. I get the feeling >>> that the writing sucked and the actors were throwing in verbal gags to try >>> and save it. I liked when one of the Denizens of Mongo said to Flash
âyouâll save every one of us!â
Lots of good people but especially Karen Cliché.
With young Gina Holden!!
And an also young Laura Bennell, but only in 2 episodes.
(And Carrie Genzel was apparently recurring, which Isn was surprised to >>> see.)
And Jill Teed
And Elyse Levesque
And Françoise Yip
And Kendall Cross!
It was incredibly ambitious.
Now you're just trolling. LOL
We are talking about the sci-fi channel show where they mostly stayed on
Earth? Right?
They were on Mongo about half the time, especially in the later episodes.
And there were Matte paintings and outrageous costumes and crazy sets and effects. Way more than they couldâve possibly had money for.
Playing on
Pluto
Peacock
Prime
PreeVee
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On 9/15/24 10:38 AM, anim8rfsk wrote:
Ian J. Ball <ijball@mac.invalid> wrote:
On 9/15/24 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
Yesterday, I did chores, listened to music, and watched soaps and a
couple of (Lifetime/Tubi) TV movies:
[snip]
Deadly Secrets of a Cam Girl (Tubi) - A 2023 Tubi Original film.
I am making my way through the Tubi Original flicks I actually want
to watch (I'm not going to watch all of them!!), and I think by now I've >>> gotten through most of these. So I tried to get through another one last >>> night, and I went with this one.
Once again, this is a film where the subject matter pretty much
demands naked nudity, and once again they skirt on delivering it.
Though, in this case, they distract you with the "mystery/crime to
solve" pretty quickly so you don't notice as much that they're not
delivering the goods!
Another problem I have with all of these "cam girl" films is that
the writers either don't know what cam girls really do! or they
deliberately sanitize what cam girls do (hint: it's not stand around and >>> talk to clients one-at-a-time while still clothed!). Outside of one
quick room-establishing shot, this flick is the same in giving us a
sanitized picture of cam girling.
I did like the angle in this one that Our Cam Girl(tm) was using the
cam girl thing to actually use hacking software to effectively
"ransomware" some of her clients. (Though they are sketchy on where she
got the software from in the first place!)
Our Cam Girl, Arianna, is played by Stephanie Sanchez - Sanchez is
truly *tiny*: I'm betting she's not even 5-feet tall. Surprisingly, this >>> film is literally Sanchez's only credit. (Did they hire a real life cam
girl to headline this flick?!).
There are a couple dozen IMDb entries with that name, but no picture doing >> various things and showbiz. But I tracked down the image. She looks
remarkably like an AI construct) and found this.
https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10156604913122406&id=SJNDTheater
With some alternate pictures that are definitely her
#AlumniAugust Stephanie Sanchez â17 is currently a double major at Fordham >> University studying Theatre Performance and Early Childhood Education.
Starting her theatrical career in high school, she is eternally grateful
for the home that the SJND Theatre Program provided for her. Now, she is
living her dreams learning from the best Tony Award winning professors and >> working alongside the new generation of theatre makers in New York City.
.
Photo credits: The Charlatans by Billy Reece in the Fordham Studio Spring
2018
.
Mr. Burns by Anne Washburn on the Fordham Mainstage Spring 2019
#sjndtheater #sjnd @_stephanie.sanchez
It would be useful to know if any of the other "Stephanie Sanchez"
listings on IMDb are also her and need to be merged, but this info from Facebook (which I can't access) doesn't list any other acting roles.
Arianna is cam girling on the side to,
1) pay for getting an MBA, and 2) to pay for the medical care for her
(non-Latina?!!) "sister"(?!) who has a traumatic brain injury.
Soon enough one of her clients, a high-powered female executive, is
apparently attacked and kidnapped while Arianna watches with her hacking >>> software.
Arianna must solve this crime! (Um, why?!) Of course, this puts
Arianna's entire life in jeopardy, on multiple levels. But Our Cam Girl
just can't let this crime-solving go!!
Anyway, this Tubi flick was OK (save for the sanitizing of cam
girling part), with a good suspenseful mystery, and the ending (and
ending twists) were decent until the final (unnecessary) "twist", which
was pointless as it not like we're going to get a sequel here.
The Batman (4K disc) 2022 movie directed by Matt Reeves and starring
Robert Pattinson as a caped hero who during a Long Halloween matches
wits against a delusional joker (Paul Dano) who leaves riddles at the
scene of his crimes. Colin Farrell also costars as a different joker
called the "Penguin." Penguin has an upcoming spin off series on Max
that apparently picks up where this movie left off and will lead into
the next movie.
On Sep 15, 2024 at 1:30:40 AM PDT, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
I watched:
"Horns of Nimon". The Doctor and Romana, stop by a stricken transport
vessel to offer help and find it full of children; being transported
to Skonnos as tributes for the mysterious Nimon.
What did you watch?
Nothing. I went to L.A. HorrorCon, which was smaller than the normal >conventions and therefore a much more enjoyable experience because
everything wasn't hyper-managed, you weren't constantly dealing with
massive crowds and sitting for hours in lines just to see all the stuff
you came to see.
One of the best things about it was all the talent were just out and about >among the attendees instead of sequestered behind big tables where you get
10 seconds to walk up pose for a picture and then are shoved to the side
for the next person in line.
I got to chat with Vasquez, Frost, and Drake from ALIENS and Beverly
D'Angelo from the VACATION movies.
I went to the big Star Trek con in Vegas the other month and the lines
were surprisingly manageable. The year before it was hour long waits,
but this year there were a lot of just walk ups or short waits.
Although in spite of the shorter lines, I still manged to miss most of
the panels because I was getting autographs.
However, if I'm at a con and there's a celebrity that I really like, I
feel bad if they don't have a line at their table. On the other hand
there are the non celebrities or minor celebs who attend cons and I have
to avoid eye contact as I walk past their table and they try to get me
to buy an autograph. LOL
In article <vc75a1$297n3$4@dont-email.me>, atropos@mac.com wrote:
On Sep 15, 2024 at 1:30:40 AM PDT, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
I watched:
"Horns of Nimon". The Doctor and Romana, stop by a stricken transport
vessel to offer help and find it full of children; being transported
to Skonnos as tributes for the mysterious Nimon.
What did you watch?
Nothing. I went to L.A. HorrorCon, which was smaller than the normal >conventions and therefore a much more enjoyable experience because >everything wasn't hyper-managed, you weren't constantly dealing with >massive crowds and sitting for hours in lines just to see all the stuff
you came to see.
One of the best things about it was all the talent were just out and about >among the attendees instead of sequestered behind big tables where you get >10 seconds to walk up pose for a picture and then are shoved to the side >for the next person in line.
I got to chat with Vasquez, Frost, and Drake from ALIENS and Beverly >D'Angelo from the VACATION movies.
I never thought of those as horror movies!
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
atropos@mac.com wrote:
"Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
I watched:
"Horns of Nimon". The Doctor and Romana, stop by a stricken transport
vessel to offer help and find it full of children; being transported
to Skonnos as tributes for the mysterious Nimon.
What did you watch?
Nothing. I went to L.A. HorrorCon, which was smaller than the normal
conventions and therefore a much more enjoyable experience because
everything wasn't hyper-managed, you weren't constantly dealing with
massive crowds and sitting for hours in lines just to see all the stuff
you came to see.
One of the best things about it was all the talent were just out and
about among the attendees instead of sequestered behind big tables where
you get 10 seconds to walk up pose for a picture and then are shoved to
the side for the next person in line.
I got to chat with Vasquez, Frost, and Drake from ALIENS and Beverly
D'Angelo from the VACATION movies.
I never thought of those as horror movies!
ALIENS can easily be considered horror. And Beverly D'Angelo has been in >various horror movies-- e.g., VIOLENT NIGHT, TALES FROM THE CRYPT, THE >SENTINEL.
In article <vc9ce1$2rt8u$4@dont-email.me>,
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
In article <vc75a1$297n3$4@dont-email.me>, atropos@mac.com wrote:
On Sep 15, 2024 at 1:30:40 AM PDT, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote: >>
I watched:
"Horns of Nimon". The Doctor and Romana, stop by a stricken transport
vessel to offer help and find it full of children; being transported >>>> to Skonnos as tributes for the mysterious Nimon.
What did you watch?
Nothing. I went to L.A. HorrorCon, which was smaller than the normal
conventions and therefore a much more enjoyable experience because
everything wasn't hyper-managed, you weren't constantly dealing with
massive crowds and sitting for hours in lines just to see all the stuff
you came to see.
One of the best things about it was all the talent were just out and about >>> among the attendees instead of sequestered behind big tables where you get >>> 10 seconds to walk up pose for a picture and then are shoved to the side >>> for the next person in line.
I got to chat with Vasquez, Frost, and Drake from ALIENS and Beverly
D'Angelo from the VACATION movies.
I never thought of those as horror movies!
ALIENS can easily be considered horror. And Beverly D'Angelo has been in various horror movies-- e.g., VIOLENT NIGHT, TALES FROM THE CRYPT, THE SENTINEL.
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
In article <vc9ce1$2rt8u$4@dont-email.me>,
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
In article <vc75a1$297n3$4@dont-email.me>, atropos@mac.com wrote:
On Sep 15, 2024 at 1:30:40 AM PDT, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net>
wrote:
I watched:
"Horns of Nimon". The Doctor and Romana, stop by a stricken transport >>>> vessel to offer help and find it full of children; being transported >>>> to Skonnos as tributes for the mysterious Nimon.
What did you watch?
Nothing. I went to L.A. HorrorCon, which was smaller than the normal
conventions and therefore a much more enjoyable experience because
everything wasn't hyper-managed, you weren't constantly dealing with
massive crowds and sitting for hours in lines just to see all the stuff >>> you came to see.
One of the best things about it was all the talent were just out and
about among the attendees instead of sequestered behind big tables
where you get 10 seconds to walk up pose for a picture and then are
shoved to the side for the next person in line.
I got to chat with Vasquez, Frost, and Drake from ALIENS and Beverly
D'Angelo from the VACATION movies.
I never thought of those as horror movies!
ALIENS can easily be considered horror. And Beverly D'Angelo has been in various horror movies-- e.g., VIOLENT NIGHT, TALES FROM THE CRYPT, THE SENTINEL.
Are you telling me there was a woman in THE SENTINEL other than Tina Herazo and Christina Raines?
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