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Yep, if Benny Anders fingers were like a couple of millimeters longer we could have won that thing. Ripped my heart out. Of course, as a Houston sports fan in general in the 80's, I was used to disappointment.
Eeeew. It's been 40 years, and I still get... ...twichy when I see a NC State uniform. They cause horrible flashbacks to Derek Wittenburg and Lorenzo Charles.
Go Coogs.
No, unfortunately. But it DOES have a wonderful, clip fed, automatic fire crossbow user competing with an elven longbow user who is Uzi speed capable. That's the sort of thing you really don't see in movies these days...
Hey, I like Some Kind of Wonderful, it's a good film, right in Hughes' wheelhouse! Elias Koteas was a superb discovery for me in that film - great character actor, something you don't see as much of any more.
IF you're gonna go this deep into the dreck, try Hawk the Slayer (currently available on Tubi). We originally saw this bowser on TV back in the 80's during a D&D game, and were laughing so hard nobody could breathe. Maybe the "best/worst" over the top example of the sword and sorcery genre...
Actually, that intro is not part of the song, it's a separate lead-in piece that David Lee Roth wrote called Intruder. Apparently the only reason it exists is when they filmed the video for Pretty Woman, their preferred edit to the video was like a minute and a half too long. Rather than cut...
According to Musicradar.com, this is the first single off of a new blues guitar album from Slash called Orgy of the Damned, planned to be released in May. They list the other band members here as Tash Neal on rhythm guitar, Johnny Griparic is on bass guitar, Teddy Andreadis on keys, and Michael...
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