Knight Plug

Well, I want to get back into extra work in films. Unfortunately, I don't tell people about it online any more, with the exception of mentioning things I already filmed my scenes for. That's due to an idiot following me around on the Internet. To be honest, it's pointless being an extra anyway. If you show up and they think you're quiet, the camera isn't even on me half the time. When I was in other films with a group, they got way more close up filming than I did. So it can feel pointless. There's also a lot of waiting between a shoot. Then you may not be in focus in the final cut. So it can be kind of dull.

Really wish survival horror games would come out more often. LOL. Bored out of my skull nowadays due to having a period of not being arsed with much. But SH2 was a terrific comeback for the often mistreated genre, and I'm grateful for Konami reviving the IP after it gathered dust for the longest time.

Yeah. People are too enamoured with celebrities and looking at the latest, usually pointless crap on X, Facebook, and so on. I don't see the fascination with the drama and privacy invasion that comes with being a famous person, since these celebrities keep their fans at a distance anyway. Even if you get to be an extra or something in a film, you're there to work. Not to chat to the stars. At the end of the day, they are good at what they do. But they're just people with a higher profile, due to their fame. But they're just people all the same. So teenagers obsessing over fancying members of boy bands or girl groups, movie stars and all this hocus pocus, is sad.

Se7en. What's in the box? 📦 🚚 🥶

The 2000s were brilliant too, as you had Sky One with Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Pokèmon, and it was also the time I got hooked on VH1 Classic. A pre-YouTube kind of thing where you watched retro music videos amid those annoying ads, like Crazy Frog. Then I got into survival horror games and horror movies, which brought me to trying to obtain every top ten film in America since box office records began in 1922. So the journey has been both fun and rather costly.

Quincy Jones, who produced that record, recently passed away. 🥺

The 90's, for sure. ITV was actually compelling entertainment back then. 🥲

Yes. 😋 That's an honest way to make a living. 🤑 https://youtu.be/8toBVYDKukU?feature=shared

"APT" by Bruno Mars is basically copying other songs of the era. Although I do recall Juice Newton copying a song by the band called Bread. So this kind of thing is commonplace in the industry. 😁 https://youtube.com/shorts/LGwl6mHIn6U?feature=shared

Probably not. But I feel the same way about Capcom, because their older games were better too. They basically ruined them by changing the storyline, and recasting the roles. Survival horror really died off in 2005, because of RE4. Everyone tried to make their game like it afterwards. So RE4 was essentially the start of the action-horror era, where the main style of gameplay was just linear and all about shooting.

They do. I prefer watching old movies. I think the 70s and the 80s has the best horror and action films. The 90s is decent. I love the 50s, but never get my expectations high as they were never too violent. But then it's all pot luck in the 2020s.

Yeah. She said it was for her son, who lives up the road near my local hospital. But she advertised a flat at the other end of town. So I walked there with my sister, thinking we had agreed on a suitable time to look at her apartment. Then I had to walk back. She called me back and then said her son does not like my area. I was like, sure, but my time really got wasted. 😵‍💫

A few, I guess. I usually get up at 9.