Vikings Defeat Packers 30-23, Move To 4-0

Very good game! Was really looking forward to this game more then any of the year. Not disappointed! And I haven't been a true footbal fan since the days of Walter Payton and the Fridge on the bears. Brett Favre was amazing. Bellow is some pics from the game that now makes the Minnesota Vikings 4-0. - Grimpuppy
You know the backdrop – QB Brett Favre, now with the Vikings, goes up against his former team of 16 years at Mall of America Field at the HHH Metrodome on Monday Night Football. And the action actually lived up to the hype, as the Vikings scored 4 TDs and added a safety to defeat the Green Bay Packers 30-23.

The game was a back-and-forth affair for the 1st half, but the Vikings were able to take a 21-14 lead into the locker room at halftime thanks to a 1-yard Adrian Peterson TD run with just 30 seconds to play in the 2nd quarter. Then early in the 2nd half, Favre lofted a pass down the left sideline for Bernard Berrian, who sped under the ball and hauled it in for a 31-yard score that put the Vikings up 28-14.

A sack of Aaron Rodgers in the endzone during the 4th quarter put the Vikings up 30-14 and then the Purple was able to hold off a late-charging Packers team at the end of the game to produce the winning 30-23 margin.

Favre was vintage Favre, going 24 of 31 for 271 yards and 3 TDs, with zero interceptions. Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress has described Favre as an “equal opportunity passer” and the QB was exactly that on Monday night, completing passes to 8 different players and a different player on each of his 3 scoring throws. - Read More On Vikings Official Website.

Regular Season Game No. 4 vs. Packers Gallery Pics From: vikings.com
MINNEAPOLIS, MN - OCT 5: Minnesota Vikings vs the Green Bay Packers on Monday, October 5, 2009 at the newly named Mall of America Field at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis, MN. (Photo by Minnesota Vikings/Amos-Smith)

Movie Review: Zombieland - Fandomania.com

Starring: Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Emma Stone, Abigail Breslin
Director: Ruben Fleischer
Written By: Rhett Reese & Paul Wernick

In the Zombieland universe, mad cow disease brings about the zombie apocalypse, bathrooms are one of the most dangerous places you can be, and even geeky shut-ins who have issues with germs can survive hordes of the undead if they follow a handful of helpful rules. Zombieland stormed box offices this past weekend, grossing approximately $25 million dollars during its first three days in theaters.

The film revolves around “Columbus” (Jesse Eisenberg of Adventureland, The Education of Charlie Banks, and The Village), an awkward, slightly neurotic antisocial college student trying to find his way back to Columbus, Ohio in an effort to find out whether his parents survived the zombie epidemic brought about by mad cow disease. He develops a set of rules for survival in “Zombieland,” including gems like “Rule #1: Cardio” and “Rule #17: Don’t Be a Hero.” - Read Entire Story at Fandomania.com with full review and pictures!

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15 haunted cereals that will scare your dentist - scifiwire.com

Want to give your dentist nightmares? Then forward on the fifth of our 31 specials for the 31 days of Halloween, gathering 15 of the spookiest breakfast cereals. - From Scifiwire.com website.

Scifiwire.com has done a really cool list of 15 "Halloween" cereals. Lots of sugar here! - Grimpuppy


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Ghost House Launches Spooky Pictures - ghosthousepictures.com

First Hall Pass Goes To ‘The Substitute’
Boardman & Derrickson Sharpening Their Pencils
for English Language Re-Make of Ole Bornedal’s Danish Horror Film

LOS ANGELES, CA October 2, 2009 – Ghost House Pictures has announced today the establishment of SPOOKY PICTURES, a production label dedicated to the financing, development, production and distribution of scary movies made for the family audience.

The first project under the new label, in collaboration with friends and partners Sony Pictures and Stars Road Entertainment’s Joshua Donen, will be THE SUBSTITUTE. Scott Derrickson and Paul Harris Boardman (The Exorcism of Emily Rose) will scribe the remake of acclaimed writer/ director Ole Bornedal’s 2007 Danish language thriller of the same name, with Derrickson directing. The project is being developed in cooperation with Columbia Pictures, which has an option to co-finance and distribute the picture domestically. Columbia has a first-look to distribute this and future films from Spooky Pictures.

The film will be produced by filmmakers Sam Raimi (Evil Dead, the Spider-Man franchise) and Rob Tapert (30 Days of Night, The Grudge films) through their new Spooky Pictures shingle in association with Thura Films. Russell Hollander and Nathan Kahane will executive produce alongside the makers of the Danish film Ole Bornedal and Michael Obel. Tendo Nagenda and J.R. Young will shepherd for Spooky Pictures.

THE SUBSTITUTE follows a terrified 6th grade class as they race to reveal to their parents that their new substitute teacher is an evil alien being.

Boardman and Derrickson previous collaborations include Exorcism of Emily Rose and THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL. They are repped by WME, Brillstein Entertainment Partners, and attorney Karl Austen of Jackoway Tyerman Wertheimer Austen Mandelbaum Morris & Klein. Sam Raimi is represented by CAA and attorney Craig Jacobson. Ole Bornedal is repped by WME, Danny Sherman at Principal Entertainment and attorney Andrew Hurwitz at Schreck Rose Dapello Adams & Hurwitz. Michael Obel is repped by WME. For Spooky Pictures, Rob McEntegart negotiated the remake rights and Columbia deals, and Dan Freedman negotiated the Boardman/Derrickson deal. Principal Entertainment, WME and Andrew Hurwitz brokered the deal between Thura Films and Spooky Pictures. - Story from Ghost Pictures Official Website