The A to Z Blogger Challenge 2013 - Recapped & Revisited

I hate a great time participating in this years 2013 A to Z Blogger Challenge, a challenge that was very fun to complete. I joined almost 2,000 other blogs in doing 26 posts from Monday through Saturday during the month of April. I chose to go with a theme for the entire challenge. Since each day was a designated letter (Day 1 - A, Day 2 - B, etc) I decided to pick a movie starting with that letter and then do a pictorial run of the hottest female in the film. I started off with Liv Tyler in Armageddon and finished up with Elizabeth Banks in Zack & Miri Make A Porno. Along the way I chose some interesting films and the hottest of the hotties... and it was really cool to do it. I got a few new visitors to the site, an I also came across a lot of cool blogs from my fellow challengers. So, in honor of it being finished, I have decided to put together a post that organizes all 26 of my 2013 posts in one place. You can find them all after the jump.... Can't wait till next year!!!!!



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Day 1 - A is for Armageddon (Liv Tyler)
Day 2 - B is for Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Kristy Swanson)
Day 3 - C is for Cabin in the Woods (Kristen Connolly)
Day 4 - D is for Daredevil (Jennifer Garner) 
Day 5 - E is for Elf (Zooey Deschanel) 
Day 6 - F is for Fantastic Four (Jessica Alba)
Day 7 - G is for Gone Baby Gone (Bridget Monaghan)
Day 8 - H is for Harold & Kumar: Escape From Guantanamo Bay (Danneel Harris)
Day 9 - I is for Immortals (Frieda Pinto)
Day 10 - J is for John Carter (Lynn Collins)
Day 11 - K is for Knocked Up (Katherine Heigel)
Day 12 - L is for Love Actually (Heike Makatsch) 
Day 13 - M is for Martyrs (Mylene Jampanoi & Morjana Alaoui)
Day 14 - N is for Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist (Kat Dennings)
Day 15 - O is for Observe & Report (Anna Faris) 
Day 16 - P is for Pretty In Pink (Molly Ringwald)
Day 17 - Q is for Quarantine (Jennifer Carpenter)
Day 18 - R is for Runaways (Kristen Stewart)
Day 19 - S is for Savages (Blake Lively)
Day 20 - T is for Time Crimes (Barbara Goenaga)
Day 21 - U is for Urban Legend (Alicia Witt)
Day 22 - V is for V for Vendetta (Natalie Portman)
Day 23 - W is for Wanted (Angelina Jolie) 
Day 24 - X is for X-Men III: The Last Stand (Mei Malachon)
Day 25 - Y is for You, Me and Dupree (Kate Hudson)
Day 26 - Z is for Zack & Miri Make A Porno (Elizabeth Banks)

Frank the Bunny by Bubba Shelby

I have always loved the movie Donnie Darko. It holds a special place in my heart, and it helped bring Seth Rogen one step closer to fame (yup, he's in there... I swear!!!). Not to mention the awesome soliloquy about Smurf's & their cocks that Jake Gyllenhaal gives... priceless. I have always liked Frank the Talking Bunny from the movie, and when I visited Bubba Shelby's art blog and saw this awesome rendition of Frank I knew right away I had to throw it up on CCD. Hope you enjoy.

A to Z Blogging Challenge - Day #13 - Letter M - Movies That You Have Probably Never Seen & Should... ASAP!

One of my alltime faves... and you probably never even heard of it!!!

Anybody who reads this site knows that I am a movie freak... I watch way to many films, and I am a cinefile of epic proportions. I am also trainng my 8 year old son Mikey to follow in my footsteps in the way of the order... But thats neither here or there. Since I have such a vast knowledge of movies, here are 10 movies that you probably have never seen (or heard of!!!) that you need to watch.... ASAP!!! Make these happen... you will be a better movie watcher afterwards. Here we go:

1. Danger Diabolik - Crazy Italian 1960's superhero/spy movie
2. Santa Sangre - Cult classic that features a fucked up circus and mongoloids... what else do you want?
3. BloodSucking Freaks - Torture Horror from the 70's... the real deal!
4. The Krays - A true story English gangster movie about twin crimelords. Awesome.
5. Hysterical - Terrible 80's B-movie comedy that is so bad its great.
6. Brotherhood of the Wolf - French werewolf movie set in the 1700's.
7. Men of Respect - Gangster retelling of Macbeth with John Turturro, Peter Boyle, and Rod Steiger
8. The Wizard of Gore - The godfather of all modern gore movies.
9. Murder by Death - Neil Simon adaption of a Clue-like murder mystery way before Clue. Great Cast.
10. Saturday the 14th - Horror spoof with Jeffrey Tambor that is classic 80's.