Ninja forearm machete
Nothing like rebar
Not sure what the hell this zombie killing contraption is, but it sure looks like it works
I’ll take 2 of these
If totally desperate drive off a bridge
Nothing like the old trustworthy baseball bat
Year: 2019
Amazing Realistic Military Models
The land and seascapes make these models incredible.
Calm Cat
They are not all like this for sure.
Lucky Hiker
A guy hiking in Australia walked up to the back of this sign.
Tiger snakes are very bad big venomous slithering trouble.
Hollywood Will Try Anything Once
Now this, I want to see….
Sharp-shooter…
Vagabond…
Roy Orbison is traveling West with 7 of his brand new songs…
The wildness of the times gets into the people themselves, and then…
Anything can happen…
A trunk full of gold…
A wagon full of trouble…
And a head filled with songs makes him…
The Fastest Guitar Alive…
Roy Orbison’s 1967 film saw him star as Johnny Banner, a Southern spy, with a bullet-shooting guitar, who has a plan to rob gold bullion from the US Mint, in San Francisco, with the aid of the Confederate army. This was low budget fodder, scripted by Robert E. Kent (best known for Diary of a Madman and Rock Around the Clock) and directed by Michael D. Moore (who later worked as Second Unit Director with Steven Spielberg on Indiana Jones), and is now best known for its 7 songs performed by the the Big “O”.
The Apocalypse Force Awakens Now
Movie makers are very sneaky. They will insert all kinds of subliminal images and messages in their movies. Watching Star Wars: The Force Awakens I noticed a take in the movie on Apocalypse Now, the classic Vietnam film directed by Francis Ford Coppola.
In Apocalypse Now there is a famous scene where American helicopters on an attack mission are backdropped by the rising sun. The director of The Force Awakens uses the same concept when the bad guys in their TIE fighters are on the attack. Quite cool actually.
The Force Awakens
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