The Wicker Man II: Fowlpurgisnacht finally got mentioned on Wikipedia. Check it out here. Look under the “Related Films” category at the bottom of the page.
Young Goodman Brown also gets a small note on Wikipedia. Look under “External Links”.
Not that any of this is a huge deal, but somewhere in the validation universe it’s gotta count for something.
While my favorite film of the so-called Cave of Trouble period remains Spontaneous Combustion1, The Cave of Trouble in: Search for the Chupacabra2 was always my friends’ favorite. Shot a couple years before the launch of Protozoic, the film was never officially put on the site3.
In hopes that people will surf in and watch the movie, or any of the movies on this site for that matter, I’ve drafted some comments below to try and drum up some hits.
Synopsis
The Cave of Trouble in: Search for the Chupacabra remains the hardest hitting documentary and DOCUMENT EVER in the HISTORY OF MAN to deal with the blood sucking DEMON known as the chupacabra. Often derided as a spoof and inept Blair Witch, The Cave of Trouble in: Search for the Chupacabra is a new level of FEAR, TERROR and BLOOD SUCKING GOATs. Shot on location in Salisbury, Maryland, home of FRANK PERDUE, whether you are a hardcore cryptologist, lonely housewife, Japanese exchange student, or the Surf Punks’ # 1 fan, The Cave of Trouble in: Search for the Chupacabra is mandatory viewing.
At some point I plan to repost Spontaneous Combustion because it was never posted to our Podcast. ↩
This appears to have been the full title of the film. For whatever reason, I always thought the film’s title was Search for the Chupacabra, but it appears that it was not. ↩
Initially, the film may have been intended to go on the Cave of Trouble website, as at the end of the movie the Cave of Trouble site is advertised. By 2003 however, the Cave of Trouble site, like Chook Industries, was no longer maintained and the video was never made available on either of these two aforementioned sites. ↩
This picture is priceless. We were having problems getting the fire to take, so Brian added some boxes and a lot of lighter fluid. It took.
We all backed away except for Tom.
Brian and Buff brought their new PS3 with Sing Star. It was a popular use of time throughout the weekend. Mike was particularly entertaining.
I’m sure this conversation was nowhere as heated as it looks. Tom always has great expressions.
We all spent the 4th of July in Sutton, WV at Maplewood. I’ll stick up a picture of the house at some point too.
edit — Here’s the house.
Blueberries should be called green-poo berries. I’ll leave it at that.
