I want to tell everyone about Trailer Park Boys, a Canadian comedy TV series which I am currently addicted to. I discovered the series by renting Trailer Park Boys-The Movie (which is great). I then began my search to find the series and, unsurprisingly, I could not find any DVD's of the series in the film and TV capitol of the world, Los Angeles, CA. So I had to purchase the DVD's direct from the great land of Canada. The writing is great and the characters are endearing. I am a huge fan of the show and am now on season five.
The video games I am currently playing are: Turok and Bad Company.
My daytime work gig is taking up all my time and energy. I hope to bounce back and begin work on Panzram again soon.
I viewed The remakes of The Fly and The Fly II recently in preparation of seeing The Fly opera in LA this September. I really enjoyed the films, especially the Fly II and noticed that Darabont was involved and it makes so much sense why I enjoy it so much. The relationship between the young Seth and his dog is very touching. The make-up F/X on both films is amazing. The films prove that makeup was at it's height when CG came into being. The beginning of Hollywood's laziness which continues through today.
Filmmaker Bio
- John Borowski, filmmaker
- Chicago, Illinois, United States
- John Borowski is an award winning independent filmmaker whose works have garnered international acclaim and are distributed internationally on dvd, television, and streaming. Borowski’s “historical horror” trilogy of documentary films focus on late nineteenth and early twentieth century serial killers. In 2004, Borowski’s independently produced first film, H.H. Holmes: America’s First Serial Killer, was distributed on DVD in North America by Facets Video. H.H. Holmes has been distributed to over a dozen countries worldwide. Albert Fish was released on DVD in 2007 and the world premiere screening was held at the historic Vine Theater in Hollywood. Carl Panzram: The Spirit of Hatred and Vengeance, Borowski’s third feature documentary film, was released in 2012. The film features John DiMaggio (Bender from Fox’s Futurama) as the voice of lifelong criminal and murderer Carl Panzram. Currently, Borowski is producing several films, including the documentary Serial Killer Culture, which focuses on musicians, filmmakers, authors, and collectors who are inspired to create and collect art based on serial killers.