I know. I just made a shameless plug. After that though, I uploaded some new older Halloween mazes to both my TeePublic and RedBubble stores, along with some other stuff. Get yours now in time for Halloween!
Halloween Mazes by AiXelsyD13
I have some free Halloween mazes here from 2019 and 2022. I need to draw some more new ones. If you poke around my shops, you’ll find some other new stuff you may enjoy, too. There’s some more new stuff that I snuck in. Why not get a Sheetz Run sticker or a Wendy’s Maze apron reminding you to melt the cheese?
I finally watched Rise of the Planet of the Apes, and I realized that I really like movies involving apes. Especially if the apes “win”. When I was a kid, I checked the Dian Fossey and Jane Goodall books out of the library quite regularly. My favorite Zoobooks were the ones about chimps, gorillas, and orangutans. I remember when WPTT22 existed and they played movies like King Kong or one of the Planet of the Apes series regularly.
Netflix has weird genre splits & sub-genres. Why don’t I see an “ape movie” category? Someone over at Netflix, after you’re done burning all the Qwikster proposals, get on that.
Here are some of the ape movies I really like. In the comments below, let me know some of your favorites. (You don’t have to login, you can use your Facebook ID, Twitter handle, WordPress ID, or just leave a name & email address.)
King Kong | The best of ’em all. This is a two way tie though, as I dig the 1933 & 2005 versions. (There are lots of them, but these are the best.) From Stop Motion to CGI, you get a great story no matter what the effects.
King Kong Lives | This movie was ridiculous. When I was a kid, I totally accepted that after the events of the original Kong, they could have built him a giant pacemaker. No problem.
Gorillas in the Mist | This was the Dian Fossey books come to life. Incredible. People really are bastards when it comes to some of our closest living relatives on this planet.
Project X | Top Gun meets Planet of the Apes. Sort of. It’s sort of funny, too. Crazy movie, further proof that people are horrible horrible creatures.
Congo | The book was a little more thrilling, but the movie was still pretty cool. Also, if Ernie Hudson is in your movie, it rocks. Ancient ruins, intelligent apes, genetic memory… exciting stuff.