It's a hell of an audience movie, so why not impress your friends by gathering them all together and watching this macabre dark comedy. $22.99Ĭheap Thrills is one of my favorite movies in recent memory.
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This is a must own for any self respecting movie geek.
Featuring post-Jaws Roy Scheider, sweating dynamite and the most fucked up bumpy roads that exist on God's green earth, this is one of the most intense films ever made. Released in digibook form, Friedkin's often overlooked masterpiece Sorcerer finally has its day in the sun. William Friedkin has made this release and restoration a personal crusade for years and this amazing transfer is the final result. Now, let's get to the fun stuff! Part 1 of the Summer Geek Guide covers Blu-Rays/DVDs, Art and Geek Apparel! Let's ggggggggooooooooooo! It's always a big help whenever you guys do that, so thanks in advance if you do. This thing takes a long, long time to put together and I tried to keep the prices as current as possible, but it's possible some have shifted from writing these sections to when it sees print, so don't be too mad if the prices aren't 100% accurate.Īs usual, many of the items linked carry and affiliate tag, which means I get a little kickback if you click through and order something. It's not as huge as the Holiday Guide, but it's close. My intent when starting this was to go about half as big as the Holiday Gift Guide, but as usual the further down the rabbit hole of awesome geek items I went the more I just had to put into the guide, so my Summer Guide baby grew a bit bigger than I anticipated. This breaks down very similarly to the Holiday Guide and yes there are some cool contests sprinkled throughout.Įach item will fall under a broad category (Blus, Toys, Music, Art, etc) and then further broken down by price: Cheap ($24.99 and under), Moderate ($25.00-$70.99), Expensive ($71.00-$249.99) and For The Super Rich Only ($250.00 and up). There are too many pre-order items that sell out before November and stuff that gets just plain too old to include by the end of the year, so here we go with the first Summer Geek Guide. However, the time has come to give this thing a shot. I'm also really lazy and even the mere thought of mounting a second guide of the size and scope of the one I do every November makes my fingers ache. First and foremost, I'm very proud of the Holiday Gift Guide and wouldn't want to lessen what makes that monster of an article feel so special every year. In the last 10 years I have received many requests for another guide, but I've always resisted it for a few reasons. For years I've toyed with the idea of doing a Summer companion to the Holiday Gift Guide.