Well, it has been awfully quiet around here in this blog.
In case you don't know, YouTube has been giving me trouble and I moved to BitChute, so you can check out here.
I just made a new special that is an hour-long about the worst TV show of the twenty-teens. That is coming soon.
In the meantime, last week was Jack Buchanan's birthday and I wrote him a letter that contained some facts and jokes. And boy did it do a number on him and his stream. It appears at the 26:04 mark.
As you know, I am a King Kong fan. It is no doubt. I heard that earlier in the middle on the month, that Jack Buchanan, who made his own version of "King Kong" (not to mention giving me a shout out), is looking for some YouTubers who need to say answer the following questions.
1. Why are King Kong fan films so important?
2. Why is King Kong so inspirational?
3. Why are Big Jack Films/King Kong reviews important.
4. Motivational “You can do it” speech for Jack.
Here is my video.
So I did that video. Like others, my video got edited into the montage of Jack’s short, “Hope Rises”.
I appear at the 10:16 mark, the 11:31 mark, and the 12:53 mark.
Yes, it looks like my documentary Hail to the King - A King named Kong, gets mentioned again.
This is fun. I mean this is just great. First I got recognition on the 200th episode of Badasses Boobs and Body Count and now by Jack Buchanan. He gave me a thank you and a shout out in this video.
It is at the 2:24 mark.
Let me tell that Jack did a series of reviews on not only films like Jurassic Park, Superman, Waterworld and Space Jam (where do you think I got the idea for the ending for my vlog on The Powerpuff Girls 2016 reboot vlog on the episode "Fashion Forward"). He also reviews King Kong movies. In fact recently he reviewed the King Kong movies that never got made so I guess this is where he reviewed the King Kong movies that never got made. You can check it out on his YouTube page. Make him your Facebook friend and tell him that Matthew B. Lamont (that's LA-mont not LAY-mont *giggles*) sent you here.
Also, you can check out his own version of King Kong by at his YouTube page. This film premiered in 2010 and took six years in the making and I have to say it is so good for an amateur film.
Thank you so much Jack Buchanan. I appreciate it.
Currently, I am working on the commentary to my senior thesis project.
