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modernwizardThis 1996 film about necrophilia looks possibly interesting. It strongly reminds me of a vampire film. I need some more interesting movies in my life. I'm in a good movie drought right now.
EDIT: I just bought it from half.com because neither Hollywood Express nor Blockbuster had it. [Well, Hollywood Express had it on tape, but the world don't run on VHS any more.] I wonder why I think less about purchasing DVDs than I do purchasing books.
While I'm purchasing movies about sexual deviations, maybe I should also get a copy of Secretary, you know, just to fondle. I really haven't been rewatching any favorite movies recently.
On the subject of paraphilias, I wonder when that movie about bestiality with horses will come out on DVD.
"Deviancy" is one of my favorite words, deriving from the Latin "de" = "away from" and "via" = "road." Literally it means going off-road [or what happens when you get really lost on a car ride]. Though the adjective gets a derogatory inflection most of the times it is used, it is actually a neutral descriptor. I find it equally applicable for discussion of road trips, recipes, political leanings and sexual predelictions.
EDIT: I just bought it from half.com because neither Hollywood Express nor Blockbuster had it. [Well, Hollywood Express had it on tape, but the world don't run on VHS any more.] I wonder why I think less about purchasing DVDs than I do purchasing books.
While I'm purchasing movies about sexual deviations, maybe I should also get a copy of Secretary, you know, just to fondle. I really haven't been rewatching any favorite movies recently.
On the subject of paraphilias, I wonder when that movie about bestiality with horses will come out on DVD.
"Deviancy" is one of my favorite words, deriving from the Latin "de" = "away from" and "via" = "road." Literally it means going off-road [or what happens when you get really lost on a car ride]. Though the adjective gets a derogatory inflection most of the times it is used, it is actually a neutral descriptor. I find it equally applicable for discussion of road trips, recipes, political leanings and sexual predelictions.