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Showing posts with label Day of the Woman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Day of the Woman. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

The Tuesday Top 10: Favorite P.J. Soles Lines

Moving right along with this week's P.J. Soles Blogathon, here's a look at some of my favorite pronouncements from one of the most quotable scream queens of all time...

10. "You're really not gonna come? You're gonna miss out on the prom?" (Carrie)

9. "Go get me a beer!" (Halloween)

8. "I only use it on special equations." (Rock 'n Roll High School)

7. "Don't rip my blouse, it's expensive, you idiot!" (Halloween)

6. "I'm gonna treat it like a UFO sighting. I saw something, but I'm not quite sure what it was." (Stripes)

5. "So who cares? I always forget my chemistry book and my math book, and my English book, and my, let's see, my French book, and... well who needs books anyway, I don't need books, I always forget all my books, I mean, it doesn't really matter if you have your books or not... hey isn't that Devon Graham?" (Halloween)

4. "I'm a teenage lobotomy." - (Rock 'n Roll High School)

3. "Tom Roberts is so boring his brother is an only child." (Rock 'n Roll High School)

2. "Totally." (Halloween)

And of course...

1. "See anything you like?" (Halloween)


For more in the P.J. Soles Blogathon, keep your greasy eyeballs glued to the Vault's sister blog, Day of the Woman!

Friday, June 24, 2011

Day of the Woman's P.J. SOLES BLOGATHON Approaches!

Just a quick reminder today, in case you all haven't yet heard of just about the coolest thing going down in the horror blogosphere. BJ-C of Day of the Woman is hosting the first-ever P.J. Soles Blogathon! That's right, an entire week's worth of content from an assortment of blogs, all devoted to everyone's favorite '70s horror movie trollop... I'm proud to be a part of it, and I'm looking forward to a lot of posts that are sure to answer Ms. Soles' eternal question from John Carpenter's Halloween: "See anything you like?"

If you're a loyal Vault dweller, all you need to do is keep your eyes glued to the Vault's sister blog all next week for the lowdown. And if you happen to be an enthusiastic blogger who wants to take part, then feel free to drop BJ-C a line at brittnahjade @ gmail-dot-com. And don't forget to proudly display one of the Blogathon banners, which can be found over at DotW...

Monday, January 11, 2010

15 Fantastically Frightening Blogs...

Just when you thought the whole horror blogging circle-jerk was over--along comes the coolest one of them all, BJ-C's Fantastically Frightening Award. Yes, leave it to the mistress of Day of the Woman to provide us with just what we needed--a blog award with boobs.

It isn't often that this bombastic blogger is rendered speechless, but I definitely was when I read BJ's kind words in bestowing the award to me. For those who haven't seen it, and for the purposes of my continued ego inflation:
B-Sol is my Obi-Wan, the reason 90% of the internet even knows I exist, the founder of the Ms. Horror Blogosphere competition, a fantastic podcast, fabulous vlogs, and the nicest guy you could ever know. He does it all, and he does it with class and intellect. I don't think there's a single person who doesn't like B-Sol...okay maybe 2 people but they suck anyway :D. 2009 was the year of the B-Sol and I thank him for everything he's done not just for me, but for the entire horror blogosphere. Do him a favor, BUY A VAULT T-SHIRT.
Aw shucks. I'm deeply grateful for every word of that paragraph (especially the last sentence). And so, before I return to our regularly scheduled posts, I'd like to take the time out to follow DotW's lead and pass out the Fantastically Frightening Awards to some truly deserving blogs which I have criminally neglected thus far in my previous awardings...

The Blogger Most Likely to Pick the Triple Crown Winner: Fascination with Fear, written by the divine C.L. Hadden, horror hound and horse handicapper extraordinaire, is a bastion of infectious commentary--now with a spiffy new header!

The Blog That Tells It Like It Is: It's been said before, but Brad McHargue of I Love Horror pulls no punches, and is therefore one of the blogosphere's most unique reads. We may not always see eye to eye, but we can at least agree on one thing: Brad McHargue is awesome.

The Blog That Stands in Defiance of Communist Oppression: Necrotic Cinema is a fine blog by Uranium Willy, he of the Uranium Cafe. Not only does Bill manage to expound eloquently on all things horror, but he manages to do so while residing in the People's Republic of China. Take that, ya dirty Reds!

The Blog That Set Me on the Path to Righteousness: When I was just a wee newbie blogger two years ago, Karswell of The Horrors of It All was the guy who pointed me in the right direction. He's the master of vintage horror comics, and I bow to his general greatness.

The Fiercest Blog I Know: Love Train for the Tenebrous Empire is a virtual legend in the horror blogging world, and Tenebrous Kate is its dark, formidable Empress. Blanche in despair that you shall never be as awesome as she.

The Blog You Really Should Be Reading: From across the pond in the U.K. comes Stonecypher and her deliciously depraved corner of the web, Cannibal Hollywood. Get on board.

The Blog That Dripped Blood: Musings Across a Continuum is not only a beautiful looking blog, but it's also your one-stop destination for all things vampiric, specializing in pro-True Blood and anti-Twilight rhetoric. Plus Ms. Harker comes from the land down under, so the accent alone is worth it.

The Best Blog Not in the LoTT-D: Cortez the Killer spouts off his horror movie reviews from the esteemed Planet of Terror, a blog which deserves far more recognition than it already receives. Hopefully 2010 will be the Year We Make Contact, AND the Year of P.O.T.

The Most Impeccably Beautiful Blog: Monster Land has such a neat Wordpress layout that my job currently uses it for their official company website. Plus, Monster Scholar is just that, a scholar of the genre, and writers with unparalleled style and grace.

A Feast of Fantastic Bloggery: The Lightning Bug's Lair is jam-packed with terrific content, and is awe-inspiring both to look at, as well as to read. The Bugg has a knack for coming up with great features, and his blog is the kind that will keep you coming back.

The Greatest Concept Blog in Existence: Since day one of The Vault of Horror, and before, I've been fascinated by Pierre Fournier's Frankensteinia. An entire blog devoted to absolutely everything having to do with Mary Shelley's creation, in any medium imaginable. Need I say more?

The Blog I Can Most Identify With: Like me, Wednesday's Child over at In It for the Kills knows the struggle of raising a small child while also maintaining a horror blog, and she does it exceptionally well. Well, the blog part is readily apparent. For all I know, her kid might be wallowing in mud or something. Hopefully not.

The Go-To Blog for Horror News: Alison Nastasi has made news a major focus of Screamstress, and out of all the horror blogs out there, nobody comes as close to the big boys' sites in terms of reporting on the industry as she does.

The Blog with the Inside Track: Maweanne of The Spooky Brew is not only one of 2009's coolest new horror bloggers, but she is also a legit horror movie industry insider, unlike most of us gibbering wannabes.

The Coolest Thing to Come Out of Canada Since William Shatner: With a devilish style and an eclectic mix of content, Kitty LeClaw's Killer Kittens from Beyond the Grave has been a favorite of mine since the beginning. She's also got one of greatest banners I've ever seen.

Friday, January 8, 2010

VAULTCAST: Conversations in the Dark... w/BJ-C

Things just get bigger and better here in the VoH, and so I'm starting off 2010 right with a brand new feature as part of the Vaultcast. It's a special series, which I announced a few weeks ago, called Conversations in the Dark.

In this series, I'll be chatting it up with a different fellow horror blogger every week or so (fingers crossed), about any topic of his or her choosing. For this initial installment, I'm joined by BJ-C of Day of the Woman--Listen in as we chew the fat on matters including: what constitutes a feminist horror film, why Alien kicks Star Wars' ass, and the inherent male fear of the hoo-ha...

Listen in on the embedded player below; go straight to the Vaultcast page; or download the file directly. Also, drop me a line if you're interested in being a guest on a future edition of Conversations in the Dark.


Wednesday, September 23, 2009

A Guest Post and an Award--Banner Day for B-Sol

In the grip of some foul and vaguely diagnosable head cold, I am taking the easy way out tonight and directing your attention to a couple of items of great interest--to me, at least. And so that means they should be to you, as well.

Firstly, I encourage you to proceed directly to Day of the Woman, where I have written my latest guest post for my venerable sister blog. This time around, it's a "Woman of the Week" piece on a woman who deserves it more than just about anyone--I'm talking about Ellen Ripley, also known as Sigourney Weaver, star of the Alien franchise.

Also, I wanted to acknowledge and thank the magnanimous Pax Romano, who has bestowed on me the brand spankin' new "Hot Zombie Award" for Best Blog by a Former WWF/WWE Employee (heh, heh). Go check out Pax's fabulous blog Billy Loves Stu for the full awards.

Saturday, September 19, 2009

EXCLUSIVE: B-Sol/BJ-C "DVD Commentary" for FIDO!

I've long planned on doing this, and finally got the technological logistics figured out (thanks in part to Brad McHargue of I Love Horror) as well as a nice chunk of time set aside. And so here it is, the grand experiment. A special "DVD commentary" that I myself recorded, along with my sister in blogging, the yin to my yang, the peas to my carrots, the Abercrombie to my Fitch, Ms. BJ-C of Day of the Woman. The subject, one of our mutual faves, the superb 2006 zombie comedy Fido, starring Billy Connolly.

The idea here is, you can listen here, or go to the Vaultcast page to listen or download our little 90-minute zombie love-in. Synch it up with the movie by starting the commentary at the same moment as clicking "Play" on the Fido DVD menu, and you should be fine. Or if you prefer, you can listen to our wit and wisdom sans flick, on its own merit. Due to some Skype complications, there are a handful of brief gaps in the commentary, so please bear with us.

We hope you enjoy it. This was a lot of fun to do, and I plan to do more of them in the near future...



Monday, September 14, 2009

A Bit of Gratuitous Linkage!

Now I know what Dr. Frankenstein felt like...

For those of you who follow the standings over at HorrorBlips, this may be old news. In case you aren't familiar with the site, it contains a ranking of all major horror blogs, based primarily on the amount of times they are linked to by other sites. And for a nice stretch of days, I was proud to say that The Vault of Horror reigned supreme in the number-one position amongst the hundreds of blogs ranked there.

But now, a young upstart by the name of BJ-C of Day of the Woman has dethroned me from my spot, and occupies that rarefied air all on her own. That's right, the Vault's sister blog has attained this distinct honor. So let's all congratulate DotW on this impressive achievement. May she enjoy it while she can.....

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I'd also like to finally get around to directing your attention to a little guest post I did last week over at the fine book blog Babbling About Books, and More. Blogger Katiebabs invited yours truly to pen a print-related post, and I took the opportunity to trod off the horror path momentarily and talk about a bunch of books that greatly influenced me. So if you're interested in reading some of my non-horror opinions, head on over there and check it out.

Friday, June 26, 2009

Orphan: The Return of Killer Kids!

Hello there Vault Dwellers, it's BJ-C here of Day of the Woman filling in for B-Sol as he does the dad thing and takes the little one to see Transformers 2. Fingers crossed we get a post about that experience! A while back, B-Sol and I compiled a list for BD about the 16 Creepiest Kids In Horror Flicks. As I look back on this list, all of the "newer" killer kids were little bit parts that weren't major parts of the film. Aside from the awesome new film The Children we haven't been given TOO much as far as terrifying tykes are considered.

Of course there are exceptions, so don't think I'm "leaving out such and such" I promise, I know it exists...anyway. I love a good psycho Sally as much as the next person, and let me just tell you...I can't WAIT for Orphan to come out. This little girl looks like she could be the next Rhoda Penmark. Hell, that face is petrifying. Damien Thorn's icy glare used to get me, but you could tell he was glaring. This girl...she looks like she's looking into my soul. The actress playing this freaky daughter is Isabelle Fuhrman; who's also going to be in the new Children of the Corn flick...clearly this chick knows what she's doing. There is something wrong with Esther...and I really want to find out what. I've included the trailer, be prepared to feel really creeped out...and excited!



Monday, June 22, 2009

The Vault's Sister Blog Has Joined the League!


It is with profuse enthusiasm that I announce that Day of the Woman, the one and only sister site to the greatest horror blog on the Information Superhighway--namely The Vault of Horror--has at long last been accepted into the prestigious League of Tana Tea Drinkers, the grooviest conglomeration of evildoers this side of the Legion of Doom.

Welcome aboard, BJ-C. Now get back to work!

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