The next volume of 80s commercials won't be done till tomorrow night, hopefully, but here's a teaser -- an iced teaser. Yes, it's "Iced Teasers," a failed experiment from Nestea featuring goofy iced tea drink mixes with some extra zings of lemon, lime and orange. It's one of those products that was surely better in theory than on your tongue, but the commercial did a great job of making me want to eat raw limes. Click here to see it! Another dozen downloads are coming up in the next lot, including something about pro-wrestling and something about toothpaste.
So far so good with Nick. Love it. In the mornings I grab coffee at this little deli, and refuse to drink it anywhere else but that deli, so I can extend the time gazing with lust at a big "Dracula The Musical" sign across the street. I don't know the specifics of the play other than the fact that it doesn't open till August, but I vow to be at least within the first 6,700 people to see it after it debuts. The sign (a bunch of cheesy light bulbs form the text) reminds me of the sadly burned down "Castle Dracula" ride over in Wildwood, a place I dream about nightly, humming scary music in my sleep.
Ah, so let's get another survey topic going. It's been a while. Okay, disappointing movies. As in, what movies were you really, really excited to see but thoroughly disappointed by 'em after you did? I can name several million, but one of the more obvious candidates is American Psycho. I'm sure I'll remember the other millions later, but you go first.
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trajeal-I wasn’t actually going to make a Corey Haim website. Maybe I would discuss him on a site of my own, but I’d never make him the core subject.
As far as The Ring goes, I prefer the original Japanese film and not that American remake that you guys are always talking about. I think the American version is simply America’s way of saying "It’s not good until WE make it."