Filmmaking, writing, listening to music, and pursuing my artistic endeavors.
The only woman who deserves my love:However, I'm also open to meet drama free, open-minded artistic types who don't take themselves or the absurdity that is life too seriously.If you think you meet that criteria, let me know and I will be the ultimate judge. Also, please if you want to talk with me or meet me, you must pass my psychiatric test. I've encountered too many psychotic and mentally unstable people on this thing, so in order to meet me, you have to maintain some semblance of normality.
I am also solely addicted to my art. Filmmaking and writing is the one thing that keeps me going everyday. I think it's almost therapy for me. I love interacting with actors and immersing myself in this craft. I am convinced that art is the one medium that can create true change and I devote myself to my work completely. And to me, my art is everything. It provides me with the stability that most people can't offer me. I gravitate towards unique, weird and interesting individuals who have a very perverse sense of humor. If you're typical and stale, I will most likely be bored with you quickly. But, if you're abnormal or awkward, I will be drawn to you.
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A Perfect Circle
A Tribe Called Quest
Adonis Cross
Agnes Milewski
Aimee Mann
Alana Davis
Beastie Boys
Beck
Bill Withers
Billy Corgan
Black-Heart Procession
Black Eyed-Peas
Blind Boys of Alabama
Bloodstone
Bright Eyes
Cocteau Twins
DangerDoom
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien
Digable Planets
EPMD
Eva Cassidy
Fatlip
Fiona Apple
Garbage
Gorillaz
Jack Off Jill
Jesse Winchester
Jill Tracy
Joanna Newsom
Johnny Cash
Jon Brion
Kanye West
Ludacris
Marilyn Manson
Marlene Dietrich
Marvin Gaye
Mary J. Blige
Maude Maggart
Melissa Auf Der Maur
Miles Davis
Minnie Riperton
Morcheeba
N.E.R.D.
Nina Simone
Nine Inch Nails
Outkast
PH Balance
Patti Smith
Pharcyde
Poe
Portishead
Prince
Rammstein
Scarling
Shannon Thomas
Smashing Pumpkins
Snoop Dogg
Solomon Burke
Surlypop
The Beatles
The Nappy Roots
The Rolling Stones
The Roots
Toby Lightman
Tom Brosseau
Tori Amos
Twittering Machine
X
Quentin Tarantino (my favorite filmmaker)
Inglorious Bastards (coming soon- whenever QT wants that is)
Kill Bill
Jackie Brown
Pulp Fiction
Reservoir Dogs
True Romance (QT script)
From Dusk Till Dawn (QT script)
Charlie Kaufman (the greatest screenwriter in cinema today)
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Adaptation
Being John Malkovich
Paul Thomas Anderson
Punch Drunk Love
Magnolia
Boogie Nights
Sydney (aka Hard Eight)
Robert Rodriguez
Sin City (a masterpiece)
Once Upon a Time in Mexico
El Mariachi
12 Monkeys
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Alfred Hitchcock films (mainly "Psycho")
Alien
Aliens
Audition
Batman Begins
Borat
Bubba Ho-Tep
Carrie
Casualties of War
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (both versions)
Clerks
Clerks 2
Coffy
Collateral
Constantine
Dead Presidents
Dogma
Easy
Ed Wood
Europa Europa
Exotica
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Fight Club
Foxy Brown
Friday Foster
Get Shorty
Ginger Snaps
Go
Guinevere
Gun Crazy
Hostel
I Heart Huckabees
Jarhead
Jaws
Juice
Lucky Number Slevin
Man On The Moon
My Life Without Me
Office Space
Pan's Labyrinth
Predator
Ray
Red Dragon
Rosemary's Baby
Running with Scissors
Saw
Saw II
Saw III
Scarface
Serenity
Seven
Sunset Boulevard
Team America
The 40 Year-Old Virgin
The Big Doll House
The Blade Trinity
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and The Wardrobe
The Deer Hunter
The Exorcist
The Godfather trilogy
The Man With the Screaming Brain
The Matrix trilogy
The Nightmare Before Christmas
The Omen
The Serpent and the Rainbow
The Shining
The Silence of the Lambs
The Sweet Hereafter
The Truman Show
The Untouchables
The original Star Wars trilogy
Thriller: A Cruel Picture
Un Chien Andalou
Versus
Waiting
Walk the Line
War of the Worlds (the original 1953 movie and the Spielberg version)
Wes Craven's New Nightmare
Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
Zodiac
THE WIRE- the greatest show on TV period
Millennium
Lost
24
War of the Worlds (the first season which ran from 1988-1989)
Chappelle's Show
In Living Color
Oz
Homicide: Life on the Street
Rescue Me
Nip/Tuck
Flavor of Love
Thief
The Job
The X-Files
Harsh Realm
Firefly
Six Feet Under
Batman: The Animated Series
Transformers (the original 80s series)
Family Guy
Playmania
The Simpsons (years ago when it was fucking funny)
American Dad
Robot Chicken
Aqua Teen Hunger Force
Carnivale
Twin Peaks
Da Ali G Show
Real Time with Bill Maher
The Sopranos
Entourage
Big Love
ANIME
Noir
Gilgamesh
Monster
Gantz
Madlax
Speedgrapher
Gunslinger Girl
Elfen Lied
Samurai Champloo
Cowboy Bebop
Robotech
Azumanga Daioh
Paranoia Agent
Super-Milk Chan
Cromartie High School
Gungrave
Ergo Proxy
Innocent Venus
Reading Swan Song at the moment. Also, I'm trying to catch up on Rafael Alvarez's fascinating inside look on THE WIRE (the best series on TV now and one of the finest things to ever grace the small or large screens). I'm also losing my manga virginity by reading the first volume of BLAME! by Tsutomu Nihei. I also recommend "Rosa Lee (A Mother and Her Family In Urban America)" by Leon Dash and also "Our America (Life and Death on the South Side of Chicago)" by LeAlan Jones and Lloyd Newman. Both are great pieces of sociological history
THE JOKER/HARLEY QUINN
When it comes to great romantic couples- no one comes close to Harley Quinn and the Joker. They're both insane, reckless and have a great sense of humor. They're perfect for each other. If I can find a girl who would wear the Harley outfit for me, I'd get with her in a second. But the fact that these two have tried to kill each other so many times proves they are in love with each other- because you would only want to kill someone you were hopelessly in love with.