The Return of Doctor X

Humphrey Bogart regarded this as his biggest dog of a film. He plays a mad scientist who went to the electric chair, died, was revived with "synthetic blood," then had to subsist by draining the blood of others.

And here's the weirdest thing: almost every scene in this trailer is an outtake, not seen in the actual film! I wonder if viewers of the era felt ripped off.

'Nuff said!

New Chris Mars Film

Give yourself a big treat.

1) Go to the home page of artist Chris Mars. (Note that site plays pleasant but loud music automatically.)

2) Click on the choice of FILM.

3) Click on the icon that looks like the image you see here to the right.

4) Sit back and be amazed.

The Amazing Cleft Shield

Created by Kimberly Brewer, the modern fashion designer who "wants to take the stress out of the way you dress", the Backtacular Gluteal Cleft Shield was made for those who enjoy wearing low-cut pants but don't want to expose too much. (Odd, I thought the purpose of low-cut pants was to show off?) The shields are made of denim and are applied directly to the skin. This begs the question, why bother? If you are that worried about exposing too much, just buy some pants that FIT.

Shrunken Head Kit

Purchase yours now!

Spotted by Regina Orio.

Hayley McNeff

Life Imitates Comics

A real-life Batman villain! Read about Two-Face here.

Follies of the Mad Men #72

This one's just for Patty, who registered discontent with our exclusive concentration on the female form!

Blue Jesus Tat

Tramp Stamps

Tramp Stamps: sign of promiscuity or mere bad taste?

Check out the Twenty Worst Tramp Stamps here.










And here are other shots, unranked and mixed.

Eyeborg

Rob Spence, a filmmaker in Canada, who lost his right eye has now replaced that eye with a camera. Engineer Kosta Grammatis designed a video camera and transmitter that would fit into a prosthetic eye. Just think of all the possibilities. Waring: video does contain a very brief scene of eye surgery in the beginning. Eyeborg

Eyeborg Phase II from eyeborg on Vimeo.

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