Crunch Buttsteak!

There's a sweet interview with Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett of Mystery Science Theater 3000 and The Film Crew over at Classic-Horror.com. I didn't conduct it, but I did take the photo near the end of the article.

It was so weird being in the same room with these guys, because they sound like mellow versions of Tom Servo (Murphy) and Crow T. Robot (Corbett). Appropriate, since they, y'know, played the 'bots but still very, very weird.

Anyway. Enjoy the interview.

Shelves of Cinematic Researchy Goodness

As you may or may not know, midnightfae and I are in the process of moving. As such, our place has been invaded by boxes.

I'm also on a book-buying binge of late. I picked up some new stuff at Borders today (including an absolutely stunning book that just contains pages and pages of vintage horror posters) and file them appropriately. Then I snapped a bunch of pictures, because sometime in the next few days, I'm going to have to take all these books down and I wanted to preserve the image for posterity.

I've included the pictures below the cut. This is just the bookshelf devoted to my cinematic studies as well as my general writing and coding references (although I've had to pull most of the writing books over the past few days to make room for new movie-related acquisitions).

( We're gonna need a bigger bookshelf )

ETA: I didn't mean to give the impression that I wanted sympathy for my books. Far from it. I'm damned proud of this collection. When I saw the breadth of my cinematic library, I had to snap some pictures.

Incidentally, I found another book that I forgot to file, so shelf #2 should be about a book wider.