Drove past the old house.  Shed a tear.

The new house is pretty amazing.

We hit up a Spaghetti Western Wednesday at this old theatre, which is now a bar/theatre.  10 bucks for a western film, and a Spaghetti dinner.

In the bathroom

Garys backyard set up puts mine to shame.  The best part being the underground wiring to fully working Drive-In speakers.

We hit up Hundred Acres Manor.  This was an amazing haunted house and took nearly an hour to walk through it all.  We also hit The Scare House before the Dinosaur Jr show, and that was amazing as well.

Dino J at Mr Smalls.  Seeing Lou wail on the bass was a highlight.

Came home to lonely Hesher

Here is a poster I just finished for next weeks Laboween backyard drive in movie marathon.

Below is a collection of teaser videos I have made.

I found these two VHS gems from a Discogs dude from Kingston.  They just arrived in the mail, and I am stoked to throw these in the next time Treephones visits.

Friday the 13th is here once again, the holiest of all holidays.  Cold and rainy October nights make for perfect movie marathon weather.  The only hard part is deciding which films to watch. I think I am feeling part 8 tonight, and maybe part 3.  Perhaps part 4.  Ooooo, I do like part 2.  Maybe that one.  Part 5 would be a good one to watch as well, and I wouldn't mind hitting up Part 6.  Part 7 is a big maybe, but its possible.  I guess we will see.





Damn enchiladas!

I swung by the Encores at lunch time to score the new Kurt Vile/Courtney Barnett compact disc, and they also happened to have the new King Gizzard cd.  My new CD pile is getting too big in the car.

October is here, which means the worlds greatest movie theatre is having its annual Apolloween line up of horror films.  They asked me to whip up some ads to show during their pre shows, so here are a few that I have done as of now.  I will update this post as I finish some more.