bride of frankenstein/

damn it

Nosferatu.............

Very correct! Franz Waxman composed the very chilling music.

The evil puppy has a gleam in his eyes...

Hmmmm, how well do you recognize your favorites?

Q: Who is this?

http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o...anlan/1788.jpg

danny elfman?

Andrew Ridgely?

or brian eno

Nope ...

Keep guessing...

the guy from goblin?

claudio simonetti?

Wow, Fortunato with another point!

Will _V_ be able to stump this crowd next?

that's who I was thinking...

DAMN! And I'm working with him!!!!

ahhhhhh that's awesome.

(neverending...i don't know if you take requests, but could i put one in for the theme from spider baby if by chance you do?)

Fortunato is running away with the answers...can someone challenge him with this one?

4) Dickie Goodman made a big splash in the mid-'70s with a cut-in record based on the blockbuster horror movie Jaws. My question is, which vinyl company released this song?

Decca?
..........

wow, that's tough.

i certainly don't know that one.

Nope, but close. Think in the same era...

Cash .............

Cash records

Very right, NE!:D

It was indeed Cash Records.

Des got the scores for us...

Half a second late, Rod.:(

haha awesome, that was great!

thanks neverending.

Neverending and fortunato both pick up 2 with Rod being so close every time it seems. Let's see how he does with literature questions.

Neverending - 12

fortunato - 8.5

Angrymob - 12

Newb - 10

Disease - 2




Q: "A man's face is his autobiography. A woman's face is her work of fiction." Is a quote from this famous author.

oscar wilde....

Oscar Wilde

Once again Rod is just a second too late... sorry Rod. Maybe _V_ will be your lucky charm with this next one.

ah, bummer.
i must head out.

i have to pick up a friend who's in from out of town.

it was great playing everyone! see you next round...
mwahahaha

I'm having flashbacks of my tank-job performance

http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k1...6/jeopardy.jpg

omg- what a picture!

Nighty-night, Fortunato.

2) Which theme is common to Edgar Allan Poe's "Cask of Amontillado" and "The Fall of the House of Usher" ?

being imprisoned or entombed while still alive?

! awesome.

premature burial....My computer keeps freezing on me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Very close, NE. Entombed while still alive was in Cask of Amontillado, but in House of Usher it was burial.

I am afraid Rod gets this one. Premature Burial was the common theme in both.

he was right... I totally came in second

Aren't we just talking semantice here?

:rolleyes:

Rod with his first point! Try this one on for size folks...

Q: The first appearance of The Necronomicon was in the tale, "The Hound" by H.P. Lovecraft but the author of the book was mentioned in an earlier story. Name the author of The Necronomicon and the story in which he was first mentioned.