Stuff I like
On November 16th, 1984 Night of the Comet was released in US theaters.
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| Kelli Maroney and Catherine Mary Stewart |
On November 15th, 1986 Adam “MCA” Yauch, Michael “Mike D” Diamond and Adam “Ad-Rock” Horovitz released Licensed to Ill.
4 months later the debut album peaked at #1 on the Billboard 200 charts with 6 songs in the top 10 and four #1 hits.
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| Young Beasties with a beardless Rick Rubin |
The reclusive, transgender composer and electronic music pioneer has worked with Stanley Kubrick on scores for A Clockwork Orange and The Shining.
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| Earlier albums bore the title of her given name. |
She collaborated with “Weird Al” Yankovich on a comical adaptation of Peter and the Wolf.
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| Carlos’ debut album in 1968 |
On November 13th, 1933, The Invisible Man was released in US theaters. There was a sequel in 1940 entitled The Invisible Man Returns starring Vincent Price.
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| Claude Rains and Gloria Stuart |
On November 12th, 1976, The Boy in the Plastic Bubble premiered on ABC.
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| John Travolta and Glynnis O’Connor |
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| P. J. Soles |
Vincent Schiavelli was born on November 11th, 1948.
Often cast in supporting roles as a character actor.
Nearly a hundred credits between television and film.
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| Schiavelli as Schiavelli in his first role in Taking Off (1971) |
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| One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (1975) |
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| As a teacher in Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982) with Pheobe Cates, Amanda Wyss, Taylor Negron and Kelli Maroney |
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| …and again in Better Off Dead (1985) with Curtis Armstrong, Taylor Negron, E.G. Daly and Amanda Wyss |
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| The subway Ghost (1990) |
Debra Hill was born in Haddonfield, NJ on November 10th, 1950.
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| Debra Hill (1950-2005) |
The producer and writer worked on many classic films such as The Dead Zone (1983), Clue, Adventures in Babysitting and Big Top Pee Wee.
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| Hill and Carpenter |
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| John Carpenter, Debra hill and Rob Bottin on the set of The Fog (1989) |
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| Tommy Lee Wallace and Debra Hill |
On November 9th, 1984 Silent Night, Deadly Night was released in theaters, immediately triggering a bunch of squares.
Protests ensued and the movies was taken out of most theaters in less than two weeks. In that short time it grossed 2.4 million and briefly outperformed Nightmare on Elm Street, which was in theaters at the same time.
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| Robert Brian Wilson as (18 year old) Billy Chapman |
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| Linnea Quigley about to get the point |
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| Catatonic grandpa’s big scene |
