Graphic artist/illustrator in whatever medium will have me, proud papa, optimist despite all evidence to the contrary…
Toronto
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Robert J. Lewis retweeted
One of the kicks of welcoming Eric Bauza as a podcast guest was being able to talk to Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and many other cartoon stars all in the same person. Very sad news that Bauza has passed away today at 46.
More here at brioux.tv: tinyurl.com/3uxwh4zx
Damn
Eric Bauza, voice actor behind Bugs Bunny and other Looney Tunes stars, dies at 46 ctvnews.ca/entertainment/art…
Can’t do #31DaysOfHorror and not take in at least one of these. My son’s favourite—“Baghead Jason” rulez!
Robert J. Lewis retweeted
Neil Percival Young was born at Toronto General Hospital on November 12th, 1945. The future songwriter would be raised in Omemee, Ontario and Winnipeg, Manitoba before heading back to Toronto as a young man. He would work at a Coles bookstore at Yonge and Charles, before breaking into the Yorkville music scene of the 1960s and onward becoming one of the most successful folk musicians of all time. 🇨🇦
Huh
‘HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN’ director Jason Eisener made an unofficial ‘HALLOWEEN III’ prequel, and it’s the one short you need to watch before Halloween.
Shot on 8mm and 16mm, ‘PROJECT SHAMROCK’ takes us back inside Silver Shamrock.
Watch ASAP: [dreadcentral.com/indie/59504…]
Robert J. Lewis retweeted
if you're looking for a strange, funny, well written audio I rec @normmacdonald's Based On A True Story which is about 80% bullshit & 20% true but, as Werner Herzog says, that's just the truth of accountants, the whole thing is surrealist "ecstatic truth" from beginning to end 👍
Robert J. Lewis retweeted
This skit was written in the 1920s in vaudeville, and The Three Stooges filmed this for the 1943 film Good Luck, Mr. Yates, but the producers cut it.
It finally ended up in 1944 Gents Without Cents, but whatever you do, don't mention NIAGARA FALLS!
Wowza—@MickGarrisPM “Masters Of Horror” is now on Prime Canada & includes the controversial Miike episode! But first, this gem from @joelansdale and @DonCoscarelli
Robert J. Lewis retweeted
Happy birthday to Howard Shore, born on this day in 1946 in Toronto!
Starting with the band Lighthouse, he was then the musical director of SNL. He has composed music for over 80 films, including The Lord of the Rings trilogy. He has won three Oscars.
📸 Darren Cavanagh
ALT Howard Shore with gray hair and round tortoiseshell glasses in a dark suit, light blue shirt and dark tie, shown from the shoulders up against a neutral background in a formal headshot, looking directly at the camera with a calm expression.
Robert J. Lewis retweeted
For your Grammy consideration, Paul Giamatti's narration of Ray Bradbury's Something Wicked This Way Comes! 🎪
This classic is up in the Best Audio Book, Narration, and Storytelling Recording category.
#RayBradbury #Grammys
Robert J. Lewis retweeted
Tobe Hooper directing Billy Idol on the set of the "Dancing With Myself" (1981) music video.
Around 10:30 in this interview with David Letterman from 1984, Billy Idol says he wanted to be in Tobe Hooper's most recent film that Hooper asked him to act in- Space Vampires. AKA LIFEFORCE. youtu.be/ZdzcfP_ItSY
Robert J. Lewis retweeted
‘IN A VIOLENT NATURE 2’ will release on February 12, 2027 in theaters.
A horror movie sequel shot from the perspective of the killer.
Your periodic reminder that I can jaw on about my otherwise anonymous career when provoked:
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—it was a frequent go-to reference. I have had your “Democracy” for a while btw—I bought it some yrs back at the Toronto Comic Arts Convention via our “Beguiling” shop—but have yet to properly give it thorough read, but it is an immerse visual treat—kudos to you all! Not sure of—