On January 16, Kevin joined a bunch of friends on Twitter to live-tweet the mid-80s sci-fi thriller Dreamscape. Here’s a log of his tweets, complete with time-code for your home-viewing pleasure. For a complete list of all tweets, search #dreamscapetweet on Twitter.
On January 9, Kevin joined a bunch of friends on Twitter to live-tweet the worst bad movie of all time, Troll 2. Here’s a log of his tweets, complete with time-code for your home-viewing pleasure. For a complete list of all tweets, search #troll2tweet on Twitter.
On January 3, Kevin joined @ThatStevenC to live-tweet the final coffin in the first Halloween series, Halloween Resurrection. Here’s a log, complete with time-code for your home-viewing pleasure.
On December 26, Kevin joined a bunch of friends on Twitter to live-tweet the 1988 remake of the classic sci-fi horror movie The Blob. Here’s a log of his tweets, complete with time-code for your home-viewing pleasure. For a complete list of all tweets, search #blobtweet on Twitter.
On December 26, Kevin cleansed his Christmas spirit with a live-tweet of the Stephen King/George Romero anthology horror film Creepshow with some of his favorite tweeps. Here’s a log, complete with time-code for your home-viewing pleasure.
On December 20, Kevin sat down to watch the modern holiday classic Love, Actually (recently released on Blu-ray for the first time) with some of his favorite tweeps. This was the first time he had seen the film. Here’s a log, complete with time-code for your home-viewing pleasure.
On December 19, Kevin was joined by some of his favorite tweeps to live-tweet the brilliant holiday classic, A Christmas Story. (And several of the tweeps involved hadn’t seen the film yet, believe it or not.) Here’s a log, complete with time-code for your home-viewing pleasure.
On December 19, Kevin watched Ron Howard’s big-screen adaptation of Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas, released on Blu-ray for this holiday season. He watched it with his kids, but live-tweeted it to maintain his sanity. Here’s a log, complete with time-code for your home-viewing pleasure.
On December 18, Kevin joined the live-tweet of Bob Clark’s original 1974 Black Christmas, which was organized by @LostHighway. Here’s a log, complete with time-code for your home-viewing pleasure. Please note that many other folks participated in this live-tweet, which can be found by searching #blackxmas_live.
On December 12, Kevin was joined by some of his favorite tweeps to live-tweet the John Carpenter apocalyptic 80s classic, Prince of Darkness. Here’s a log, complete with time-code for your home-viewing pleasure.
