(Possibly) Fun Facts:
1. I’m 26 years old, and am bracing myself for a quarter-life crisis. Much like the zombie apocalypse, it may never come.
2. All things cinema intoxicate me with childlike excitement. That sounds a bit like I’m promoting adolescent drinking, doesn’t it? Well, I want to be the female Tom Savini one day.
3. My formerly crooked pearly whites have recently been adorned with braces. Ouch. I’m always the oldest kid in my orthodontist’s waiting room.
4. My dad’s mom played Spanky’s little sister in the Little Rascals.
5. The only rule you have to follow here is don’t touch my knee caps because the fact they’re free floating freaks my mind.
6. I’m related to Lon Chaney and Lon Chaney Jr., but not by blood although I am also a man of 1,000 faces.
7. I was diagnosed with a malignant melanoma in March of 2009. I’m still recovering from facial reconstructive surgery and thanking each and every last lucky star that my lymph nodes came back clean. Cancer free, dudes.



Wow, glad you came back. Let’s reciprocate online feelings. Blogs, if you will.
http://misterbuckets.wordpress.com
Good to see you again, Lucas!
i done been lookin’ ’round for yas around the internet and north carolina in general.
email me!
MATTIE MARK, HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEY!
Mama’s treasures are coming for you.
Regarding Ghostbusters: I live in Austin, TX and I went to the Alamo Drafthouse to see Be Kind, Rewind. Before the movie, they showed a trailer for Ghostbusters (I assume to coincide with the fact that they “swede” the movie in Be Kind, Rewind) and noticed Ernie Hudson receives no credit from the cat doing the voice-over. You know, they do “Bill Murray” “Dan Akroyd” “Sigourney Weaver” “Harold Ramis” and “Rick Moranis” in “Ghostbusters”. How can you leave Ernie out? Sure, he didn’t have the star power of the others but he was a Ghostbuster. The movie is called “Ghostbusters” and he’s a……Ghostbuster.
I don’t know, forgive the ramble. But I feel someone should go to bat for Ernie. That’s all.
I enjoy reading your blog so I added it to my ol’ blogroll. Hope that’s cool.
Take it easy,
Mitch
You’re kidding me! How could they forget Winston?!
Also, I’ll never forget his role as the mentally disabled handy man in The Hand That Rocks the Cradle.
It’s time for an Ernie Hudson Appreciation Society, goddamnit!