is it a kind of dream?

in between real life:

DEAR WENDY: he was barely in it and I really didn't get the movie. Meh.

RUTHLESS PEOPLE: He was the stupidest person on earth. With bad hair. Meh.

BRAIN DEAD (1989): ha ha ha now that was a funny flick. Okay, probably not meant to be funny, but meant to be like some episode from the Twilight Zone - in fact, i think its based on one of the old scripts that never got made into an episode... Good shit. I laughed. Probably wasn't supposed to, seeing as it was supposed to be a serious movie, but when the main character in a voiceover says at the end, after he's dead 'Oh, look I'm dead. This will be interesting...', then i HAVE to laugh. Oh and the fakey open brains - reminded me of the cranial screw-top method from Dr Hfuhruhurr... Tee hee.

Bill was *sexay* with dark hair and nerd glasses in 1989. I would fuck him, yes. Desperately. (points to icon)

I took a few screenshots, especially of that scene. Anyone who knows me and has seen the trailer on Youtube will know which scene I am referring to - its the scene that i remember when i first watched this lump of cheddar a decade ago. Yes. Worth buying the whole damn DVD for. (ask me and I might icon it. or at least I might tell you what i'm talking about)...

Otherwise, it was pure B-movie swiss, though. Which is surprising because he hasn't made too many of those in his career, that I know of. I mean a REAL ED WOOD-FLAVOURED B MOVIE, not just a box office flop.

REVELATIONS (2005): a 6 part miniseries about the end of days. I'm only up to part 3. But as i'm a quasi-christian myself, it seems like pretty good stuff, believe it or not. I hope the end sees it through. Bill is still sexay, even if he has gotten a bit old, and i still want his body.  edited: the end saw it through - that was bloody marvellous. Wow. I still have goosebumps.

The difference between how he looked in Zero Effect (1998) and Revelations (2005) is pretty dramatic. Age caught up with him quickly, and the little pot belly and saggy chin skin he has is a testament to that.

I'd still have him, yes. Deeply and desperately.