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Mazes
Taking a closer look at the “famous hedge maze” in The Shining. http://www.jordanorlando.com/ns/mazes Share:FacebookEmailLinkedInTwitter
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Mazes 2
Above, a shot from the Vivian Kubrick documentary about the making of The Shining that’s on the movie disc, showing the production team’s working map of the “real” maze set — the one Jack chases Danny...
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More Avatar
Everybody liked the most recent Big Thing Back There (#7) from Avatar, but I was the only one of us who could actually watch it move. So, to fix that, here’s the entire 2 minute 45 second sequence of...
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Horrorthon blues
1) I want everyone who hasn’t already to go pay lots of attention to my two posts from over the weekend, about the maze in The Shining (and my Avatar post with the two and a half minute clip from the...
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Starchie
Since you guys are going bananas over Archie, you should read the June 1954 Mad parody “Starchie” (drawn by legendary crazy genius Bill Elder). If you’re not familiar with the history of Mad, all you...
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Favorite panel
There are so many candidates…but this is probably my favorite panel from “Starchie.” Mainly because you get to work your way through the whole “Betty and Veronica look alike” joke in all its elaborate...
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More Bill Elder!
Here are seven more Bill Elder classics from the “older, darker” Mad. Mole! (December 1952)Shadow! (April/May 1953)Shermlock Shomes! (October 1953)Shermlock Shomes in The Hound of the Basketballs!...
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5 traditional Star Trek elements I would like to see in the next movie
1) Yeoman Rand 2) duplicate Kirk 3) brig force field 4) argument with computer 5) Vulcan lyre Share:FacebookEmailLinkedInTwitter
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How Captain Kirk Changed the World
From Nasa: May 4, 2010: “Standard orbit, Mr. Sulu.” Captain Kirk barks out the order with such confidence. He knows the USS Enterprise can slip in and out of planetary orbits with ease. But it’s only...
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Big Lego
Shout out to Octopunk: furniture based on Lego building brick designs. Share:FacebookEmailLinkedInTwitter
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