The Edward Scissorhands Wine...
for this year has been chosen, gang! It's a big moment! (see a post from last month re: the $5 Edward Scissorhands DVD extravanganza...)
I actually won't drink the whole bottle. In fact, probably a glass and a half and I'll be done for, but I've chosen the wine, mostly b/c it's so "England 1910" and it makes me think of Brideshead Revisited.
My Halloween movie line-up for this year is very similar to what it is every year: 17 hundred trillion movies by Tim Burton, starring Johnny Depp, many of which have the name "Ed" in the title somewhere (okay, 2 of them do: Ed Wood and the above-mentioned Scissorhands, then Corpse Bride and Sleepy Hollow), and then the original Dracula, the Coppola Dracula (how fitting!! See the wine photo!), Blacula, Arsenic & Old Lace, Rosemary's Baby, the original The Exocist, and Night of the Living Dead. Then whatever old monster movies I can find at the library... (I have between now and Halloween, obviously. That's a lot of time to fill up.)
I actually won't drink the whole bottle. In fact, probably a glass and a half and I'll be done for, but I've chosen the wine, mostly b/c it's so "England 1910" and it makes me think of Brideshead Revisited.
My Halloween movie line-up for this year is very similar to what it is every year: 17 hundred trillion movies by Tim Burton, starring Johnny Depp, many of which have the name "Ed" in the title somewhere (okay, 2 of them do: Ed Wood and the above-mentioned Scissorhands, then Corpse Bride and Sleepy Hollow), and then the original Dracula, the Coppola Dracula (how fitting!! See the wine photo!), Blacula, Arsenic & Old Lace, Rosemary's Baby, the original The Exocist, and Night of the Living Dead. Then whatever old monster movies I can find at the library... (I have between now and Halloween, obviously. That's a lot of time to fill up.)
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