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Micro-fiction Contest – Crypt

by Staff October 6, 2014

During the month of October we’ll be having a new Halloween themed micro-fiction contest every Monday. We provide the image, you provide the story – 100 (one hundred) WORDS OR LESS (longer entries will be automatically disqualified). This week’s image is entitled “Crypt.” Add your story to the comments section below and we’ll choose a […]

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Let’s Cross Manhattan Bridge, Shall We?

by Tony Shea October 5, 2014

One thing you can definitely say about New York City, there sure are lots of bridges (and tunnels.) Thousands of them in fact, from tiny little bridges in Central Park to massive suspension bridges, connecting the five boroughs and New Jersey. Ten of these many bridges–the George Washington, High Bridge, Hell Gate, Queensboro, Brooklyn, Manhattan, […]

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Great Pocono Pumpkin Festival – Who’s Ready For Some Fun!

by Jay Hood October 3, 2014

If you are in the Poconos this October, make plans to attend the Great Pocono Pumpkin Festival. I picked up a brochure while traveling through Southeastern Pennsylvania and I have to say, I don’t see how this doesn’t get added to my October calendar. And it should be added to your October itinerary as well.

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Top 666 Gory Horror Movie Scenes!

by Alfred Guy October 2, 2014

666! See what I did there? Actually I will list my top 6 horror movie scenes for this Halloween season. Fall and the Halloween season is my favorite time of year. So, I will be writing reviews for the movies I watch this month, as well as, other scary topics that pop up.* And oh […]

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Slumber Party Massacre: In 7 Scenes

by Jay Hood October 1, 2014

We begin our month long Halloween celebration with this gem from 1982, Slumber Party Massacre, starring the lovely Michelle Michaels as Trish. Spoiler alert: This is a slasher film so blood will be spilled and towels will be dropped.

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Today in Horror History: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre

by Staff October 1, 2014

It was forty years ago today that the world was introduced to Leatherface in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. So kick off October and prepare for Halloween by watching the original trailer for the horror masterpiece.

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Viral [VIDEO] Throwdown: Don’t Feed the Animals

by Shea Garage September 30, 2014

Don’t feed the animals. Unless, of course, it results in a cute video. In which case, by all means, feed the animals.

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Mr. Shades: Craig Kusick

by Shea Garage September 30, 2014

Craig Kusick would have turned 66 on September 30. He was a marginal baseball player. At his best, he was a .250 hitter with warning track power. At his worst, he could hover around the Mendoza Line. Kusick had career numbers that matched a single season by Hack Wilson. Batting Average Home Runs Runs […]

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[Song] of the Day: Les Claypool – Thela Hun Gingeet

by Shea Garage September 29, 2014

Straight from Rancho Relaxo come a trio of songs from Les Claypool to celebrate his 51st birthday

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Let’s Go to Chinatown, Shall We? [PHOTOS]

by Tony Shea September 29, 2014

Yesterday was an absolutely beautiful day for walking in New York. With temperatures in the low 80’s, sunny and dry, I started on 14th St. at Union Square then walked all through the Lower East Side, back up to Chinatown and over the Manhattan Bridge to Dumbo in Brooklyn.

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Fireworks – Summer 2014

by Tony Shea September 26, 2014

The fireworks in Waccabuc made slightly more abstract.

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Viral [VIDEO] Throwdown: More From the Animal Kingdom

by Shea Garage September 25, 2014

The Internet would not exist without cat videos. But goats appear as if they might be the new cats. A plethora of goat videos have been surfacing over the past few months, ranging from them screaming like humans to just plain old being cute.

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Stiff Little Fingers – Live at The Sinclair, Cambridge, MA – REVIEW

by Sean Koepenick September 25, 2014

Another crisp fall day here in the Boston area, and when most people were packing their lunch for Monday morning, I decided to go see one of Ireland’s best bands. If you thought I was talking about U2-you must be high on crack!

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