Strange cloud formation over Sydney today.

If it’s aliens wanting to destroy Parliament House, I’d gladly offer them directions.

This is one of the brightest gems on YouTube at the moment.

The channel digs up some of the worst-made films ever, usually from the eighties and nineties, and then invites the viewer to enjoy the reaction of their crew as they watch these classics armed with a solid supply of alcohol.

Once or twice a week these guys upload a new movie review, but it’s also worth watching the many years’ worth of content they have already produced. There’s a lot of entertainment there for both new subscribers and casual visitors.

If any movie, due to its poor production standards and weak acting, makes for an entertaining and enjoyable session then it gets the ‘So Bad It’s Good’ rating. However, if a film is purposely bad then it does not rate a mention here, for example anything from Neil Breen, or titles such as ‘Sharknado’ and so forth.

Brant and his colleagues are quick-witted and share a wonderful sense of humour and sarcasm during every video they release. These guys are on a similar wavelength to myself, so I find myself laughing harder than I have for a long time whenever I’m treated to one of their videos.

Incidentally, it was through this channel that I discovered ‘Champagne and Bullets’, so for that I am eternally grateful.

I’m sure these guys won’t mind me giving them a plug, so here’s the link – https://www.youtube.com/@JasonBrant

(All screenshots courtesy of the Jason Brant YouTube Channel)

After some careful consideration, I have my latest short story available to read or download for visitors to the website.

I did have to be wary, for circumstances surrounding the events I based this drama upon are a little dicey.

For those interested, the PDF is available in ‘Downloads’ on the site menu.

A little snippet of the real-life wonders that are ‘Floor Bangers’ can be experienced in the clip below.

This film was released back in 1988, and according to the director, was a critique of the then-current Reagan administration.

Personally, I did not see it that way but the picture did have a lasting effect on me, and I remember being blown away when watching it for the first time.

The themes of mass population control and government deception (aided by the mass media) appear stronger and more relevant in today’s society. Think ‘misinformation’ and what we are not being told by those representing us.

Starring the late Roddy Piper, and directed by the legendary filmmaker John Carpenter, this movie has grown over the years to become a cult classic. If you are into conspiracy theories and the idea that our governments are lying to us, then add this masterpiece to your list of must-see films!

I have uploaded a short clip from the movie to my YouTube channel, which you can watch below.

(Except if you are in Germany or Austria, due to copyright laws.)

All photos and videos are courtesy of Universal Pictures.

I’m not sure if this video clip is meant to be funny, but I can’t stop laughing at it.

It is from a late-eighties (McDonald’s-sponsored) ET rip-off titled ‘Mac and Me’.

The link to the video is below.

What an outrage!

Today the great Aussie Cossack Channel was taken down from YouTube.

There were over 160,000 subscribers and views in excess of forty million.

Watching Cossack being hounded by police during the lockdowns was outstanding entertainment. His many run-ins with useless politicians and local councils brought smiles to many people’s faces.

The Aussie Cossack can still be watched on Rumble.

All images courtesy of Aussie Cossack.

The NSW election was on today and as usual, there was not a lot of talent on show.

So, I took one look at the pathetic list of names on the ballot paper and did what any free thinking person would.

On the other hand, the Upper House ballot paper did have one option, in Group U.

Early counting suggests there will not be enough of us to make a serious dent.

I can only assume this happens through the wonders of site-sharing.

Either that or I’m big in France and Japan.

It looks kind of cool, but how do I get paid royalties?

Firstly, I should point out that I’m a big fan of this franchise.

The first Creed movie came out in 2015 and I would rate it as one of the best films of the last decade.

With Michael B Jordan starring and directing, as well as Jonathan Majors cast as the main antagonist, I quickly headed to the local cinema to watch this latest installment.

The film certainly did not disappoint, although I found elements of the plot to be a little contrived in order to take the characters to where they needed to go. I’m probably being a bit harsh there, but as an author I perceived it that way.

There was no Sylvester Stallone this time around and I don’t think the film needed him, but I’m surprised there was no cameo.

Overall, it was a great film that was presented differently to the typical Rocky/Creed formula.

I will conclude by saying that the other cinema goers gave the movie a round of applause at the end.

I don’t recall that happening for ‘The Rise of Skywalker’.

I recently passed through Uralla; a town known for the famous bushranger Thunderbolt.

There’s a statue of the outlaw by the main road, as well as his often visited grave.

Also, a little out of town lies ‘Thunderbolt’s Rock’, which I gather was his hiding spot back in the day.