“The American incarnation of Mother’s Day was created by Anna Jarvis in 1908 and became an official U.S. holiday in 1914. Jarvis would later denounce the holiday’s commercialization and spent the latter part of her life trying to remove it from the calendar.”
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Have your Makita drills ready for our thriller film “Driller Killer.” An oddly peculiar and atypically garish film that is not one of Vincent’s favorites. It is so bad that we have to run viewer discretion warnings for the kids. But we’ll also have a fun guest: Mark Saput of Creepy FX.
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You boast you don’t even own said device. Yet you still comment on the latest plot twists on Game of Thrones and manage to exhibit insights about last night’s sports event. We “don’t watch television” either. Like you, we’re denizens of the digital age and find our video entertainment is delicious regardless of how or in which format it is served.
Hey! Do you remember that awesome cult-classic sci-fi film “Dark Star” that came out in 1974 and was John Carpenter’s first theatrical release? Yeah, we remember it too and we’re not showing that film. But our guest will be actor Brian Narelle, who starred in said film.
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Stay home Saturday night with us and watch 1959’s “The Killer Shrews.” As Vince says, it’s somewhat like Gilligan’s Island only with giant rats. We’ll be joined by Lord of The Rings sculptor Kim Beaton. She came all the way up from New Zealand to watch this silly film with us and to show us some of her work.
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…here’s what you missed:
• Livingston donning rabbit ears.
• A movie about embalmers named Chalmers.
• Tangella with a chihuahua sporting a toupee.
• A lovely lady showing us how to make plush toys out of a ball of fur and a needle
But all is not lost.
