Gulf Coast culture, Saints, Horror, bitchin tunes. Tiki. 4th generation railroad man & union organizer. Kook. Leaning into Island life. Happily married to a badass. ⚜🗿🍹🤙🏄♂️🧜♂️🇮🇪 🎃🧙♀️💀 💜💚💛
This was a great movie.
Really entertaining, even if you've never even seen a wave.
Documentary about some of the women who paved the way for today's pro surfers, back in the 80s and 90s. One of the Golden Ages of surfing.
PeePaw went to the Waffle House.
You think he'd ever seen pre-shredded taters come out of a carton before?
He probably shouldn't be eating that.
Also, what kind of lotto did they hold to see who got to be the "customers" in there at the time?
A couple quick Southern hot takes for yall:
1. Sweet Tea sucks. It's not as popular on the Gulf Coast as it is in the heart of the South, which leads me to...
#2. The Gulf Coast is not the Deep South. It's too Catholic and Creole and Caribbean and French and Spanish to be.
Our horror movie club meets every Monday during October, but we do a couple meetings through the year.
This Monday is "Radical 80s Sports" night. So we're doing this double feature.
I ordered Godfather's pizza, bc that was what we had when I was a kid.
Which pizza is the most 80s to you??? 🚴♀️🏄♂️🍕
The Beach Boys documentary on Disney+ is really good. Recommended.
Sometimes having a big giant produce your film is a good thing, bc they can get all kinds of expensive licensed stuff.
Written by Jim Wynorski, directed by Jack Hill, and produced by Roger Corman. I unironically love this movie and really any 80s Sword & Sorcery romp.
And check out this art by Eraldo Carugati. If you'd told me it was Frazetta, I'd believe it.
