Halgar wrote: ↑Wed May 29, 2024 4:48 pm
I've got the week off to relax, so I'm surfing YouTube watching random vids of whatever and came across this one. Pretty darned neat, I'll be checking out more of his channel.
3 bolt mains! Hadn't seen that done before. The color and the timing chain cover make me think a small block Chevy was the inspiration, but no siamese ports. They are spaced like a small Ford. BBC was spaced, but those had canted valves, not inline. Cool video!
The cars start going over the cliff around the 9:00 mark. That looks like a lot of fun.
Re: Currently Watching
Posted: Wed Jul 17, 2024 9:35 pm
by R6cowboy
The Beverly Hills Cop films. Recently watched the new one, Beverly Hills Cop Axel F, so had to re-watch the original and 2, now onto 3.
Re: Currently Watching
Posted: Tue Feb 04, 2025 12:00 am
by Lowgear
House (1985) It's categorized as a comedy horror but isn't overly funny or scary which I don't mean disparagingly. It's standard '80s fare, and one of my favorites. I think I first saw it in the '90s, and have watched it periodically ever since. It stars William Katt who was slated to be an '80s action star I believe but don't know how well that panned out. Other notable names were George Wendt of Cheers fame, Richard Moll of Night Court fame, and horror legend Kane Hodder as zombie Ben.
There were 3 sequels but the following 2 were in name only. I've never seen the 4th installment but it's supposed to be a continuation of the 1st. I also really enjoyed 'House II The second story' which relies much heavier on the zaniness.
The color and the timing chain cover make me think a small block Chevy was the inspiration, but no siamese ports. They are spaced like a small Ford. BBC was spaced, but those had canted valves, not inline. Cool video!