true?

[danielleV]

Is it true that Alice has hundred of horror movies and see some before shows?

[A_MichaelUK]

>Is it true that Alice has hundred of horror movies and see some before shows?

It used to be. Now it tends to be very bad martial arts films.

[danielleV]

Whaouh....
Hey "King of New York " with Christopher Walken THAT is a ultra violent one to inspire artists!!

[pinkerton]

I've read that he in fact a huge fan of b-level horror movies. He's been a handful of bad horror movies himself.

[tuneylune]

Not always...MONSTER DOG was pretty bad, but at least fun. SUCK and PRINCE OF DARKNESS are well worth seeing.

[steven_crayn]

I remember a story about his horror collection being impounded on a UK tour once Kane Roberts era I think it was

[old school vet]

Wasn't it a case of a lost/mislaid laptop rather than impounded?

[A_MichaelUK]

>Wasn't it a case of a lost/mislaid laptop rather than impounded?

Those are two separate stories although the latter definitely happened.

[alicebackstage]

Alice has thousands of Kung Fu films, and he typically likes the worse ones more. It's always Kung Fu before the show and Horror movies on the bus. Recently we went from carrying books of DVD's (I would carry 2 books of 800 films) to carrying an iMac with digital copies of some of the films. I typically copy enough on the breaks to cover however many shows we're doing on the next run, and it really saves on space traveling. Eventually I want to have his entire Kung Fu collection copied, though that'll take forever. Takes me about 20 minutes a video to copy. It's also pretty cool because I can keep track of what he's watched and he can rate the film. When it's over he can move on to the next one without any fuss.

In the old days, Brian Nelson used to have to carry around VHS players and find tapes, and as you can imagine that would be a HUGE pain in the butt, and I'm glad that we're living in a digital world these days!

Now if I could only find ICE in every corner of the world...

[Rhapsody of Fire]

Alice has thousands of Kung Fu films, and he typically likes the worse ones more. It's always Kung Fu before the show and Horror movies on the bus. Recently we went from carrying books of DVD's (I would carry 2 books of 800 films) to carrying an iMac with digital copies of some of the films. I typically copy enough on the breaks to cover however many shows we're doing on the next run, and it really saves on space traveling. Eventually I want to have his entire Kung Fu collection copied, though that'll take forever. Takes me about 20 minutes a video to copy. It's also pretty cool because I can keep track of what he's watched and he can rate the film. When it's over he can move on to the next one without any fuss.

In the old days, Brian Nelson used to have to carry around VHS players and find tapes, and as you can imagine that would be a HUGE pain in the butt, and I'm glad that we're living in a digital world these days!

Now if I could only find ICE in every corner of the world...

And popcorn... for watching the movies.

[NotSoPerfect]

Who knew those two things would be so hard? I'd have never thought so, before!

[steven_crayn]

Not always...MONSTER DOG was pretty bad, but at least fun. SUCK and PRINCE OF DARKNESS are well worth seeing.

not forgetting his part as Freddie Kruger's grandad they gave out 3D glasses at the cinema for that one as the section Alice was in was in 3D awesome stuff!

[pinkerton]

how cool would it be to sit down with Alice and riff a movie.