plonq: (Mysterious Mood)
It was movie and game night up at [livejournal.com profile] dronon's place tonight.  We started off with the B-movie, and then settled down to play a couple games of Betrayal at House on the Hill.  It's a fun game, though I lost both games (playing on different sides each time).  I highly recommend this game, with the caveat that it has limited replay value.  The game depends in part on each side not knowing what the other is up to, but once you've played through one of the 50 scenarios, you lose that element for that scenario.  Thus you can reasonably get 50 uses out of the game before it's played out.

The movie for the night (selected by an unsuspecting [livejournal.com profile] dronon) was The Wild Women of Wongo.  I don't know if mere words can properly describe how bad this movie was.  The premise was insulting, the story was at times uneven and unfailingly stupid.  The acting was horrible - though to the defence of the talentless hacks in this movie, I don't think that even an multiple-Oscar winner could have done much with most of the lines in this movie.

The best acting job was probably the surreal scenes with a barely-intelligible talking parrot who served as the Greek Chorus at random moments in the film.

To give you an idea of how bad this movie was, it made Zontar the Thing from Venus and Schweigende Stern, Der (First Spaceship on Venus) both seem brilliant in comparison.  I should point out that we are expecting most of the movies in this DVD set to be bad, but this movie really lowered the bar for the ones to follow.  It's going to be a hard act to beat.
plonq: (Creative mood)
I didn't win, but I got honorable mention. Apparently my entries for the contest were too "good" to be considered "bad". I choose to take that as a compliment. Congratulations to [livejournal.com profile] dronon on taking second place.

Anyway, I believe that I threatened earlier to post my one-liners here if they returned my hard copy, and they did, so here they are.

Here is the one that gained me "honorable mention".

The Siamese goddess flowed into my dingy office like a furry beam of catnip and lavender-scented sunlight, where she poured her lithe, silky form into the unworthy naugahyde swivel-chair, crossed her legs enticingly, tipped back the brim of her broad sun hat with a perfectly-manicured claw and said, "I thought the little one-eyed Moroccan hamster seer was speaking metaphorically when he warned that trans-dimensional gerbil ninjas were coming to abduct my brother, but now he's gone, and the seer has fled, and I desperately need your help to find that small medium at large!"

My second entry:

Freddy the furry ferret philanthropist and part-time bee keeper was widely recognized around the town for his broad, flamboyant hats, colourful lederhosen, spicy hungarian meatballs and his propensity for stripping down to his bare fur and dancing in the fountain at the town square, tapping a frantic beat with his wooden peg-leg while his prosthetic tail swung in time - which is exactly what he would have been doing now if he had not mysteriously vanished on his way to the bakery two nights back like the last bath towel in a shared room at a furry convention whose existence is universally acknowledged, but whose present location is obscured behind an opaque veil of evasion, misdirection, denial and innuendo.
plonq: (Innocent mood)
When RP goes bad.

It's the guy with the six foot cock.

This is the second-funniest thing I've read today.

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