I went on a quest this week for a holy grail of sorts. I went in search of the best free zombie games that the web had to offer. Well let me tell you, I really wasn’t prepared for the overwhelming options.  One site lists 126 themselves, but I think there are even more time-wasters if you do some […]
Archive for May, 2008
Crimson Ghosts – Surf Misfits
Posted by RevMortis on May 28th, 2008
So I don’t listen exclusively to metal. 99.9% of the time, I’m hellbent for leather. But in that other .1%? I listen to all sorts of stuff. . . psychobilly, new age, ambient, classical, avantgarde or experimental. And yeah – I like surf punk. Especially horror surf punk. So I found this band, Crimson Ghosts […]
Ghost in a Bottle
Posted by RevMortis on May 27th, 2008
Fark.com – Well, in these trying financial times I’m glad to see you can still wantonly waste your money if you’d like. No, I’m not talking lapdances (besides, that’s an INVESTMENT) – I give you Ghost in a bottle. And only $20 bucks? These boys are really missing out on an opportunity of selling their […]
Job for a Cowboy
Posted by RevMortis on May 26th, 2008
I’ve been out of pocket all weekend, either camping or drinkin’, so I just now had a chance to discuss the interview Blabbermouth.net posted (excerpts anyways) with Job for a Cowboy’s lead singer Jonny Davy. The best quote is in the headline – “If a girl came up to us, we wouldn’t know what to […]
National Geographics ‘Decoding Stonehenge’ Website Featuring Interviews with Spinal Tap’s Nigel Tufnel
Posted by RevMortis on May 22nd, 2008
Blabbermouth.net – To promote it’s upcoming movie ‘Decoding Stonehenge’ (premieres June 1 at 9pm Helltime), the National Geographic channel has posted some online interviews with none other than Spinal Tap’s Nigel Tufnel (Christopher Guest) at the site http://stonehengedecoded.com. And who better to talk about Stonehenge than Tufnel, eh? Blabbermouth also has 5 videos posted on […]
Posted in Humor - Games 
Tags: National Geographic, Nigel Tufnel, Spinal Tap, Stonehenge 
No Comments »Steven Tyler in Rehab & Other Bad News
Posted by RevMortis on May 21st, 2008
Bad news comes in three’s it would seem (all found on Blabbermouth.com per their respective links); Steven Tyler has reportedly checked himself into a rehab facility in Pasadena for ‘substance abuse’.   Although I usually joke about Aerosmith’s best material being when they were all doped up, I’m being serious when I say “Get better Steven. You ain’t […]
Posted in In The News Tags: Aerosmith, John Rutsey, Michelle Meldrum, Phantom Blue, RUSH, Steven Tyler No Comments »Movie Review: Zombie Strippers!
Posted by RevMortis on May 20th, 2008
Remember when I heralded Jenna Jameson’s new movie “Zombie Strippers!” as The Most Anticipated Movie of the Summer? Obviously, my tongue was well in cheek when I wrote those lines but guess what? I saw the film last night & I’m happy to report it is as fun and full of campiness as could be […]
My Day at the Race for the Cure
Posted by RevMortis on May 19th, 2008
Saturday was Columbus’ annual leg of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation’s Race for the Cure. It’s a 5k race/walk to raise money & awareness for breast cancer research. For the first time since we’ve been in Columbus, my wife and I walked in it this year. Have you ever seen 40,000 people marching […]
8 Really Bad Habits While Using the Men’s Room
Posted by RevMortis on May 16th, 2008
After 42 years of using public Men’s restrooms, I feel qualified to categorize a set of irritating & obnoxious behaviors that should be addressed openly here, in hopes of educating the public and creating a better tomorrow. That, or maybe I just like to bitch. Either way, habits I hate in the Men’s room; Multi-taskers […]
Harvard Researchers Debunk Violent Video Game Myth
Posted by RevMortis on May 15th, 2008
Yahoo has an interesting article about the release of a new book from two Harvard researchers entitled “Grand Theft Childhood: The Surprising Truth About Violent Videogames and What Parents Can Do”. In a nutshell, by talking (yes, TALKING) to over 1,200 middle school students over a period of 2 years, the authors found no evidence […]
