Bob (Robert)Dromboski

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I’m sorry it’s taken me so long to find it and to reply, I seem to be receiving a lot of spam at the moment and messages are getting a little lost. I have taken measures to stop this happening again – I hope it works.

I’ll be sure to check out your recommendations as soon as I have time (between my new projects, training on a new aircraft type and the school holidays time is at a premium.)

Please do keep in touch and it’s great to know my blog is appreciated.

All the very best, Steffan.

I hope this reaches you. This is my 3rd attempt to leave you some type of message. I am truly enjoying your site and was typing madly away on my favorite “Dumbass” movie moment and I hit the wrong key. Away went the message. Tried to re-type to explain to you that I was really into the first message and that I would re-type that first one, but as I am legally blind, it would be best if I did it on my own system and brought to your own form (such a perfectionist! God forbid you should miss one word of my no doubt hysterical portrayal of dumbest-ass moment ever in a movie!) and THAT one got zapped by my no doubt, over eager fingers.

Anyway, I’m here now, so. My candidate for totally dumbass also combines with el cheapo, made in 45 minutes, under 50 pounds sterling, in an abandoned hospital extravaganza. There were about 150 of these turkeys out on Hulu Plus, here in the US, late last fall. I can watch stuff like this on my computer monitor, so I was able to catch the oh-so-delightful “Doom Asylum.” These movies are like this: Group of (students/doctors/psychiatrists/beauticians/veterinarians/butchers) drive to (hospital/jail/school/abandoned jail/prison/abaondoned hospital/jail school) and die off one by one in cheap and inventive ways. They’re always killed by someone who is either A) The Boogeyman that is referred to every 3 minutes in the movie, or B) a Red Herring who came from nowhere and is never seen or referred to again. Usually one or two survive. Doom Asylum followed this formula but had even lower production values than usual so there was extra cheese. Actually, Steffan, it was rather amusing, but I have been told I am easily amused, so see it at your peril. I do recommend a movie called “Hack.” It is a “B” movie, a slasher movie, but very clever and the verbal puns are well done. It was on Hulu recently and is probably still floating around in the cybersphere, so I hope you can catch it and I hope you enjoy it if you do.

Well, take care. Thanks for this opportunity to visit your site. I’ll be back. You have a cool little place.

Later!

Mary

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