Ice ice baby...
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
You've been Iced bro!
Ice ice baby...
Friday, June 25, 2010
Savage today

It has been quite some time since I commented on a savage or savage act in New York City, but this one was hard to pass up. While there are no shortage of naked people seen on the street, this one took the cake. Enter the older gentleman who simultaneously wears a diaper on a park bench, while wearing flip flops and plastic gloves while he scribbles incoherently on a newspaper. I have spaired you the shot form behind, not for the weak of stomach.
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Luxor - Egypt
Truth be told I have been holding out, and most likely will continue to do so.. That being said here is the first installation of Egypt.
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Today in New York City
June 11th, 2010


East Village, NYC

East Village, NYC

East Village, NYC

East Village, NYC

East Village, NYC

East Village, NYC

2 AM cooks,
Lower East Side, NYC

Fire hydrant,
Lower East Side, NYC

2 AM cooks #2,
Lower East Side, NYC

Lower East Side, NYC

Lower East Side, NYC
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Japan Cuts 2010
Although it is impossible to see them all, granted people I know try and actually take a week or so off work to get as many on a possible (I will not name any names), there are a few that I though I would try to get out and see.
Alien vs. Ninja
World Premiere
Saturday, July 3, 6 PM
Synopsis according to the japan Society:
"In medieval Japan, no one can hear you scream. And no one can prepare you for the arrival of a great big honking rubber alien who wants to party in space-invader style--meaning tearing off heads and ripping out intestines. This sick extraterrestrial freak even wants to impregnate our species with its hideous jelloid babies. It's unstoppable. It's unkillable. It's unbeatable! Almost--it's not ninja-proof."
Seriously, how could you go wrong with that. Pure mindless entertainment.
Next on the list a little suspense that should prove macabre:
Confessions
告白(Kokuhaku)
U.S. Premiere
Thursday, July 1, 9 PM
Sunday, July 4, 2 PM
Synopsis according to the japan Society:
Tetsuya Nakashima made Memories of Matsuko, the greatest musical about a dead bag lady ever filmed. Now he's back, four years later, with this darkly gleaming masterpiece. It's a showcase for Takako Matsu, who plays a middle school teacher whose four-year-old daughter is murdered. Some dodgy evidence convinces her that two of her students are the killers, and she engages in psychological warfare with her entire class in a highly unhealthy attempt to make them confess.
If you liked Tokyo Gore Police, you are sure to love this.
Mutant Girls Squad
戦闘少女 血の鉄仮面伝説 (Sento shojo: Chi no tekkamen densetsu)
International Premiere
Saturday, July 3, 8:30 PM
Synopsis according to the japan Society:
In 2009, Tak Sakaguchi (Versus), Yoshihiro Nishimura (Tokyo Gore Police) and Noboru Iguchi (RoboGeisha), came to the New York Asian Film Festival, got drunk and decided to make a movie together. The result: this splatter-ific, kick-tastic, raunchy riff on the X-Men movies. It takes three directors to make a movie this messed up.
A complete list of films, synopsis' and show times can be found on the Japan Society's web site http://www.japansociety.org/japancuts