A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...

... there was an Austrian boy who couldn't fall asleep and decided to draw all night long.

Attack of the Mutant Veggies

I watched the 1982 cinematic jewel 'Swamp Thing' by Wes Craven the other day... 'Nightmare on Elm Street' was a great horror flick and Freddie is fabulously scary... but seriously, did Craven shoot anything else worth watching? Ok, fine... there's 'Scream' and 'The Hills have Eyes'... and 'The People Under the Stairs'... and 'New Nightmare'... AND 'Music of the Heart' (which makes me cry every time - please don't tell anyone). So, granted... he's not half-bad... why is it then that for every decent film he makes, he seems to spawn ten horrific cinematic abominations? Unfortunately, 'Swamp Thing' belongs to the latter.