Lo

Wow...been a week. I've had plenty to blog about, despite being sick for two days, but I just haven't been in the mood. I have a few projects in the works, so I'll just hint that those things are keeping me too busy to blog all the time, and I don't want to blog about them yet.

Ming and I went to the movie The Hagstone Demon at the Trylon a week ago. I had an urge to go to a midnight movie at the mini-theatre and Ming was game. I think we were perhaps the only individuals there who weren't a.) actors in the movie or b.) directors/producers/key grips of the movie. It was strange. Both being there with the movie theater full of in-movie folks, and the movie itself. I think both Ming and I were of the opinion that it wasn't quite worth it. I like to compare and contrast things, and this week I saw Lo on Netflix Streaming. Lo is sort of a scary episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer (the tv series), right down to a strange singing scene. It was simultaneously scary and funny, despite what seemed to be a budget of close to $0. The Hagstone Demon also seemed to have a budget close to $0, but was neither scary, coherent, or funny. So, my advice, stream yourself Lo and see if you like it. It's the better bet.