Naw, I'm just kidding. You people don't owe me anything...well, if I don't have to give DeathsHand anything. He had one easy ass question, anyway. And he had four options. Oh, by the way, the answer to this one is Blue Moon. BLueFire almost got it.

I don't need the doubloons... :-o

Yeah, I know. I thought you'd take 'em anyway.

I feel like starting this thread up again. But I'm going to stop the doubloon thing. That was just stupid. Anyway, here's another question:

Who played Michael Myers in the first Halloween and what theme song from another John Carpenter movie did he perform with Carpenter?

A. Kurt Russel, the theme from Christine
B. Harry Dean Stanton, the theme from the Thing
C. Nick Castle, the theme from Big Trouble in little China
D. John Steinbeck, the theme from Ghosts of Mars

*this is an easy one*

C.

Correct. I can't believe that someone actually answered.

Next one please. I want to test my luck. ;)

Alrighty, but no options this time, either. They make the game too easy. Anyway, here's the question:

In Silence of the Lambs where was Hanibal Lector being held?
*this one's pretty easy, too*

In the cage, untill there was only the skeleton left (the one of the beginning of the movie). Right? right?? :(

In the beginning, he was in a prison like area. They only way he could see through walls was through the class, etc.

Torwards the end he was in a cage with bars.

the answer to the werewolf music thing is Mouth by bush, anyways...yeah

Hmm...just how credible are you, Freaky Bob? ;)

Nope, he's wrong, BLueFire. During the movie's beginning credits, a slow version of 'Blue Moon' was played and during the end credits, a more upbeat one was played. The song that Zen just mentioned wasn't even played in the movie; Something I'm sure he's even aware of (If you can't post anything smart, don't post anything at all :) )

theres a movie about an american werewolf in somewhere that plays the one i said then....i think its american werewolf is paris...or something.

I got my movies mixed up, sue me biatch :P

Sorry. Yeah, I know what movie you're talking about. Man, did that blow. You should watch An American Werewolf in London sometime, though.