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Saturday, October 10, 2020
The Feast Of Licentious
HAPPY CANADIAN THANKSGIVING!
Canada's Thanksgiving always sneaks up on me. Even though it's traditionally always been the second Monday in October, it still feels early. Canada's Thanksgiving isn't rooted in the same traditions as their neighbours to the south. There are no pilgrims or Plymouth Rock connected to Thanksgiving in Canada, just a celebration of harvest, focused on family and food.
There is no black Friday the day after, Canadians hit black Friday sales the same Friday in November as they do in the US. Without a black Friday, and it being on a Monday, Thanksgiving tends to be a little quieter up north. It's celebrated over a long weekend with families (pre-pandemic) gathering on the Sunday or Monday to celebrate and feast. Wishing all those readers in Canada (and I know there are many) a peaceful, and enjoyable day!
Legends of the Fall
Most of our important holidays are intrinsically linked to a season. Christmas with snow and winter. Easter with rebirth and spring. The 4th of July with beaches and Summer. Thanksgiving with the harvest and fall. One of my favorite chroniclers of Autumn, is JDT PHOTO. Check out some of my favorite JDT Autumnal images in my Quaternate Poste on the NEXT PAGE HERE:
Horror Hunks: Allan Kayser in Night of the Creeps
'The Good news is your dates are here. The bad news is... they're dead.'
I actually caught 1986's Night of the Creeps last Halloween season. Although there are a nice group of male cast members, there's no real nudity in the flick. The cast includes Jason Lively, Ken Heron and Tom Atkins, who I previous featured on Horror Hunks HERE: I kept thinking about the film though as I never like to miss an opportunity to feature bulgy Bubba from Mama's Family, actor Allan Kasyer.
Set during a University pledge week, alien brain parasites are on the loose, entering the student bodies through their mouths. Once inside, the parasites turn their human hosts into killing zombies. A group of students discover what's going on and start to fight back.
As you can see from the images above, Kayser plays one of the zombies, and a hot one at that. Although he doesn't really have a huge role, the actor's career was quite short lived, so I enjoyed checking out one of his roles that I hadn't seen before. Night of the Creeps is enjoyable, but a B movie for sure, and intended that way. First time director Fred Dekker also wrote the script and does a good job of blending alien invasions with teen horror.
1985's teen sex romp comedy Hot Chili was the closest Kayser came to a nude scene. Besides a scene in his briefs, there's a quick shot of side butt. I guess we'll take what we can get.
This movie is actually pretty bad. Most 80's teen comedies I can get some enjoyment out of. This one was just annoying. There were also so many missed opportunities for skin. There are female breasts galore, but the scenes with the cute male cast members are frustratingly filmed.
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