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Enny, I trust you took the proper precautions today to survive another Friday the 13th! And if not, now you know why things happened as they did.
And if you have clear skies, the Perseid Meteor showers continue tonight. Put down the remote, or the book, and go outside and enjoy the wonder of it all.
Just when you thought we'd seen it all . . .
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A book, available in Kindle.
Confession: I have NOT read it . . . but the reviews aren't bad at all.
)
So. Googling Amish Vampires in Space took me down a couple of rabbit holes.
Naturally.
-Turns out this isn't badly reviewed. Nor is it camp.
-It is somewhat religious.
-Turns out is was optioned for a movie.
-Turns out there are 2 (count 'em, two!) followup novels.
-Still mulling how that first statement can possible be true.
-…….
-This was a couple years back, so has probably come to naught.
-I present: Amish Zombies from Space & Amish Werewolves of Space. (I like how the author mixes up the prepositions.
I wasn't really considering reading, as camp isn't my thing, but now? Once I wade a bit through my current reading list it's on.
ON, I SAY
At least the Werewolf offering.
*wonders if these are standalones*
I’m totally into this too. That pic is hot and I’ve always had a thing for Amish chicks.
Especially if they’re werewolves and vampires!
Did this bring to mind X-Files episode with the Amish like community?
Popped into my head on reading the blurb.
Oh! Really? I am shocked.
*looks shocked*
The Creature Feature episodes were tons of fun! This one I'm thinking of was called Gender Bender.
(If you do ever watch the series, do yourself a favor and skip the space alien conspiracy theory episodes.)
I still remember watching the original Invaders from Mars when I was a kid. Scared the crap out of me. They did a remake in the '70's with Karen Black in it.
So. Googling Amish Vampires in Space took me down a couple of rabbit holes.
Naturally.
-Turns out this isn't badly reviewed. Nor is it camp.
-It is somewhat religious.
-Turns out is was optioned for a movie.
-Turns out there are 2 (count 'em, two!) followup novels.
-Still mulling how that first statement can possible be true.
-…….
-This was a couple years back, so has probably come to naught.
-I present: Amish Zombies from Space & Amish Werewolves of Space. (I like how the author mixes up the prepositions.
I wasn't really considering reading, as camp isn't my thing, but now? Once I wade a bit through my current reading list it's on.
ON, I SAY
At least the Werewolf offering.
*wonders if these are standalones*
I am a big Bruce Campbell fan so watched Both Evil Dead movies and Army of Darkness. There is another one where he is himself and people think he knows how to kill monsters.
Yep saw that too. Not recently though. I did get into the whole Nightmare on Elm Street series of movies. Hard to believe the actor that played Freddie Krueger played the nice alien in V.
)
Which one is that?
And can they be watched standalone?
I seem to remember thinking they were too scary, hence my lack of viewing. Too scary kinda freaks me out.
< I'm kinda hard to genuinely scare so I might be the wrong person to ask about scarability.
Enny, we can always count on you to pursue a thread to its end, wherever it leads.
