So when The Boogeyman catches up to us, me and Johnny jump out in front of him and hop up and down screaming -- while you run for help? That doesn't sound like such a great plan to me, Mommy.
My partner had to have emergency surgery last weekend and is still in the hospital. My blogs will resume when he gets home. At the moment, we have no idea when that will be.
I'm sorry, Al, I know how much it means to you, but I'm a Method actor -- I never had a mother, so how could I play this Norman Bates character? Go with Tony Perkins. I've met his mother. Lots of source material there.
When you can find time, treat yourself by watching this video. It's a scream.
From the Vimeo post: A demented parody of Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" as performed by Creative Works on Halloween, 2010, in Lancaster, PA, before an audience of devoted fans. "Sock Puppet Psycho” is performed by a cast of hands wearing button adorned hosiery and wielding fake knives. The show’s creators are experts in their field, having worn socks for most of their lives.
This first production in a planned series of sock puppet shows was presented at Lancaster Dispensing Company (Dipco), located on the corner of Market and Grant Streets, Lancaster, Pa., on Halloween Day, Sunday, October 31st.
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From Jack: I planned to see this on Halloween, but due to unforeseen circumstances, I couldn't -- however, thanks to this video generously posted on Vimeo by Jeff Lynch, we can all have a front row seat! My friend Chet Williamson – author of several wonderful horror novels including the classics “Soulstorm” and “Ash Wednesday” -- plays a number of roles in this.
I now have more than one blog here -- one for my work (poetry, creative nonfiction, and occasionally flash fiction), and one for my lifelong hobby, collecting horror films -- and apparently I have to have the same profile biography for both of them. So I now have two "About Me" pages. Check out the relevant one.