Everyone has the resident 'pet' wild animal, right?

[silverthorne]

Here's mine.

The resident anole Unfortunately, I couldn't get a good pic of his face.

This little dude has been showing up everyday (except when it rains) between two and four pm and hangs out on the rail until he either gets bored, or finds something tasty in the bushes below to catch.

It's interesting to note that anoles (lizards in general) represent dreams, dreaming, and what you can bring back with you from them to use in the real world. Maybe my resident 'wild pet' can help with my creative endeavors. *g*

ETA Sidenote: for those of you who care (not many, I know, but I gotta geek at you all)

Vampires: Los Muertos is playing on SciFi at 12 noon central time. So, if you really want to try and catch Jon-as-a-vampire-hunter, there you go. Enjoy.

Comments

[rebl1969.livejournal.com]

Which also NEVER gets dirty!

I guess if you have the cast provide their own wardrobes, it can help keep production costs down. That leaves you more money in the budget for kerosene and cigarette lighters.

[silverthorne.livejournal.com]

It's a vampire hunter skill; the ability to never get dirty and grimy no matter how gross the place you're in is.

Unless, of course, some sort of visual "EW ACK GROSS!" moment is needed.

This movie was pretty low budget (which explains the poor quality, and, sadly, why Jon probably managed to snag the lead role, rather than because of his talent or even celeb status), so it wouldn't surprise me at all to find out that the actors might have been asked to provide their own clothing.

I also suspect most of the budget was spent on the dead missionaries scene and the pyro work.