The World Famous Jerry Lentz

It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and shadow.

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 03:47:06 PDT

Spent the entire Twilight Zone Marathon on SyFy Channel playing a drinking game! If I hadn't already started the drinking game and now suffering the affects, I'd be better able to explain the intricate details and rules. I may still be drunk now, but here goes; I drink when Rod Serling starts talking, I drink if it's in B&W, I drink if the camera tilts in a weird angle or tilts up to stars, I drink if a doll, small child, small people, small aliens or small animal appears, I drink... Ah screw it, I just drink through the whole friggin' awesome brilliance of the series!

I don't like it when the Hillbillies here run out of Fireworks and then just start firing their guns instead!

I wish I were here!

Talking with a girlfriend from my past, there were some songs
playing in the background, they were like a soundtrack with pops from
fireworks interspersed with bits phone talk, pleasant memories,
wrinkles from laughter, pain of smiling too long, pain of missing out,
and the pain of a hollow unfilled ache to recapture what was foolishly
left behind.

Where did all the time go?

Somewhere on a road I took a turn that lead me away from what may have been true happiness. I split in two. Two or maybe Three. One living in the past and one living in the future. In the nothing here now, a vague mist lingers that might be part of me, or once was, or could be again. The gap between Past and Future. Between the pit of my fear and the summit of my knowledge. No bridge can hold it together.

A ghost types this and tries to reach you.

One stayed running on the bridge and one jumped off and into the water with the porpoises, but the porpoises are waving, "Goodbye, goodbye!"

Later a new friend and I chatted and she seemed to be as a siren singing to me from across the jagged rocks and treacherous surf, because she was too perfect, the familiar look from dreams, the talk, her interests, her wit and smarts. She might be Satan disguised, who heard my lonely, aching whimpers murmured in sleep and extracted the hidden desires from behind the wall of sleep and dreams to make flesh and tempt me, to exchange my eternal soul for a moment of pure joy. All I need to do is invite her in after opening the door.

Damn that Twilight Zone Marathon Drinking Game!

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One of the women I want to be inside of tonight!

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 04:22:09 PDT

Happy 4th, baby!

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Happy 4th! Let's blow shit up! And then...

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 02:41:51 PDT

...dance with me.

This is Awesome! Women's independence and the separation of the American colonies from Great Britain. You have to see this and the reference to Ed at the end!

I met Shelley Winters a few weeks before she died in the Silver Spoon in West Hollywood when she said to me, "I'll trade you my Eggs Benedict for your slice of watermellon, honey!" Then she told me she was tired of the company at her table and wanted to eat with me instead. She was hilarious and Oliver Reed rocked!

Why is the 4th of July important in this Kubrick film? Because there is no independence for Jack's soul. He's doomed to be the caretaker forever and ever.

"The most enduring myth about Independence Day is that Congress signed the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. The myth had become so firmly established that, decades after the event and nearing the end of their lives, even the elderly Thomas Jefferson and John Adams had come to believe that they and the other delegates had signed the Declaration on the fourth. Most delegates actually signed the Declaration on August 2, 1776. In a remarkable series of coincidences, both John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, two founding fathers of the United States and the only two men who signed the Declaration of Independence to become president, died on the same day: July 4, 1826, which was the United States' 50th anniversary. President James Monroe died exactly five years later, on July 4, 1831, but he was not a signatory to the Declaration of Independence."

Words that build or destroy Dirt, dry, bone, sand, and stone Barbed-wire fence cut me down I'd like to be around In a spiral staircase To the higher ground And I, like a firework, explode Roman candle lightning lights up the sky

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The Best Live on the street Michael Jackson News coverage! The kind you've been waiting to see!

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 01:34:19 PDT

http://www.stupidvideos.com/video/just_plain_stupid/Reporter_Slaps_Drunk_Guy/

U2 launched their world tour on a vast stage in Barcelona before some 90,000 fans with a show that included a linkup with the International Space Station and a tribute to Michael Jackson... What? Really? Why?

If U2 had died would Jackson have done a tribute to them?

Anyway, I talk about that and other more fascinating things in the New Fresh Smelling episode of the Jerry Lentz Podcast that you can hear and post a tip in a jar to on the left side of my http://www.jerrylentz.com page.

Enjoy!

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Give Me Five! I was Skyping with a...

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 17:08:48 PDT

...filmmaking friend in Saarbr�cken, talking about how our Worlds have changed since David Hudson is not doing The Daily at IFC anymore and how GreenCine Daily's Editor Aaron Hillis is too busy with everything he's doing to do it daily... Our routines have changed. We feel cut off somehow and too lost to find all the news by ourselves.

Also, the New Jerry Lentz Podcast episode is up and it is already the most downloaded show in the entire history of this apartment complex! Click the Play Button on the Left Sidebar to enjoy!

We also talked about how she has been raising funds for a couple of dance DVD projects. She sells tshirts the dancers design. They held a bikini bike wash, I guess there were no cars where they were. She has set up a tip jar on her website and everyone that tips gets a credit in her dance films, and that she says has been the best.

So, I set one up too as you can see to the left. It's new for me, but I have a small $5000 feature DVD Horror/Art project I wish to try it out on for raising the capital. If I get 1000 people to tip $5. then all those names will go in the credits. Wow! That's a lot of typing!

If you've liked the work I've done in the past, writing, voice work, videos, being silly... If I've brought at least $5 worth of joy into your life, please consider giving this new experiment in funding a try and tip me! You can use it to plug your website, band, anything as far as I know!

Let's make something happen now!

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lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 17:31:06 PDT

Watched Kevin Brownlow's, "Cecil B. DeMille: American Epic," on TCM and now can't get it out of my mind. Might need that on DVD.

Watched "Murnau, Borzage & Fox" John Cork's great documentary on the celluloid experiments and lives of William Fox, Frank Borzage and F.W. Murnau! Great, great stuff!

You mean, we can watch Roger Corman's, "The Saga of the Viking Women and Their Voyage to the Waters of the Great Sea Serpent" here for free? I'm so there, I'm already there!

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 17:09:54 PDT

Man, I love Percocet and Vicodin too! Now what? Am I gonna use self-hypnosis for pain? Because of their effects on the liver? Do I really need a liver? Don't I have two of those?

My friend, Jessica says, "Dr. Oz says you can grow a new liver in 8 weeks, so what's the big deal?"

We really are close to that "Vanilla Sky" world where we can live forever and look like Tom Cruise!

I could stand a lil' Cruise DNA in my system, I've seen myself up close in a mirror, but I was referring to the mangled Tom from "Vanilla Sky."

We all are probably not the Billionaires we would have to be to afford what will be needed to live forever as in the article, but maybe when Obama get the Health Care situation settled...

My Elementary School Friend Lyn Sadler asked me, "Have you ever seen any interviews with Ray Kurzweil? The topic is extreme longevity. He is the cutting edge between sci-fi and a new reality. His book, "The Singularity is Near," is a hard read. He's a trip, a real "Vanilla Sky" kind of guy."

Oh yeah, two of his books are 12 feet away from me now. I dig him. I have to admit I started skimming on Singularity toward the end not because it was complex, but more because of the structure of the writing. I was reading it when my dad died.

This is a good series of videos if you haven't seen it.

I Don't Like...

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 21:54:35 PDT

...Mondays! That's when the Devil arrives!

Sometimes little girls can be oh so mean. It could be that they are possessed, or they could just be telling us that. Maybe the Exorcist needs to visit once a month?

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lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 22:33:38 PDT

Me big fat head and Bumblebee at the Transformers Premiere in Hollywood! That movie is so HUGE I thought I'd better post some slim, but tangible thread that links me to it's amazing success.

So many Celebrity Deaths leads me to believe it's not the safest line of work.

With all this heat, I'm going to have to reschedule and relocate this porno shoot for tonight at my place in the cool air-conditioning, please confirm!

Woke up with a hangover, thought I might try going to a church, but then figured I'd have an H R Giger Day instead and stay in the a/c.

I'm wearing a sheet made into a toga, I'm eating sliced green apples, cheese and grapes! I wish I had some half naked handmaidens to feed me! Sundays are very nice, but the half naked handmaidens would rock it!

According to my Write or Die v2.0 Word Counter, since 6:32am I have written 6763 Words! Too bad they don't all fit together into pretty sentences.

I wrote about my new Paper PDA the other day and got a ton of curious messages, so for those who dig this kinda thing, here's this! Filmmakers will dig the Storyboard printout! My PDA is the index card model and it ROCKS! I was inputing some data just yesterday at a diner and the server asked about it. All the cool kids are using them! Hey, when Y3K hits and all the power is gone, we will rule the Earth!

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 22:17:20 PDT

Remember! Don't leave your infants or pets in the car with the windows up! I had a whole pack of gum in my glovebox go Incredible Melting Man all over my paperwork! But my car smells good anyway.

Okay, you may think this is weird, but it's been a rough hot day so I am moving the TV, splicing in more coaxial, ordering a pizza, pouring Red wine, lighting candles, dimming the lights and watching Doctor Who... IN THE TUB!!! With bath salts! Gay? I think not! I just want to treat myself.

Trouble; Not enough cable for me to see the TV from the tub. But I think I can use my full-length mirror to reflect the image, but that means Doctor Who will be reversed. Hmmm. My place is a mess now and... Oh! Pizza's here!

Isn't it strange that there are no other events in the world for the News to cover other than Michael Jackson?

I wonder who will get the kids, the Jehovah's Witnesses or the Scientologists?

Whoever invented ice cubes was a genius!

I like my Ice like I like my Women, Shaven! Then I like to squirt Bahama Mama: A fruity Pina Colada flavor! Then, on my Ice, I like Grape Flavor, too!

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 18:52:34 PDT

Thought I'd recap on some recent DVD rentals that I've enjoyed.

Just watched the documentary, "Cinematographer Style" and while there was some great info, I found myself bored. I much more enjoyed, "Visions of Light" with them using clips as examples, but there are no clips at all in this. I did enjoy one of my heroes, Gordon Willis (The Godfather) talking about the use of lighting equipment and his, "I like getting a 100W bulb and screwing it into a lamp. What else do you need?"

Saw, "The X-Files: I Want to Believe" and I dug it! I unfortunately listened to friends and critics at the time of it's release and didn't see it in theatres, but I really got into it.

Watched "New York Doll" a very sweet documentary about bassist Arthur "Killer" Kane, a recovering alcoholic, damaged, sad and poor who was rescued and lived as a Mormon while the success of his rock career seemed to slowly fade away until Morrissey planned a reunion of the band.

A strange thing happened while watching it. There's an interview with Sky Sunshine Saxon of the Seeds and after I finished watching it I got an email saying he had just died. Very weird!

Can't get, "The Wrestler" out of my head. I might have to buy this DVD.

Looking forward to some great DVDs lined up in my Queue.

Been very inspired as of late. as an exercise I thought I'd try to see how fast I could do a 90 page screenplay using some new software I have and a writing experiment I read about, and to my surprise I not only wrote a first draft in 14 hours straight, but it's really pretty good. I wouldn't make a film out of it, but for practice, it Rocks!

This might be cause for alarm, I might need to see a Nurse... just found a lump in...

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 07:35:58 PDT

...my pants!

Have a need to be taken care of, to feel safe, to be tucked in and asked, "How are we feeling?"

Here's where you can help me; I'm looking for some books about setting up gigs for bands, tour manager stuff, booking shows, travel ideas for the small band or musician.

Then I'm looking for an equipment list for a mobile micro-cinema, types of projectors, screens, audio, amps, mixers, speakers, FM Transmitters, things one needs to show Digital Video Features in quality with great sound in a touring situation all packed into one van.

Putting some ideas together, haven't found a book dealing with this concept yet, so maybe you can help me pick up the little pieces and put it all together.

Okay, get to it and start helping me!

Used to be friends with a gal that booked bands in Texas. She was very organized, had lists of venues, bars, clubs, barns, empty fields, newspapers, mailing lists... She was the first person I ever met where if you asked about going to a movie, she'd pull out an organizer and pencil the time and date in it. You'd catch a glimpse of the calender in her book and it was filled with info. She was the real deal and she dealt with the most disorganized punks you can imagine. They LOVED her because she really mothered and nursed these lil' bands into something. She made their dreams come true.

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The Thermostat is down to 59 Degrees, but it's still like a 120 Degrees in my moistened panties!

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 03:59:08 PDT

Can't stand it! I'm delicate. Sensitive. Meltable.

Some exciting plans are in the works for next month! Wish I could tell you, but things are not yet solidified and I'm afraid the heat will melt them like butter in my ass if I do share them.

Woke up 3am on the dot. Wide awake. Soaking wet. Throat dry. All the moisture in my body was on the surface it seemed. Tried to pee and only salt poured out. Ideas began boiling to the top of my noggin! Brilliant. Powerful. Awe inspiring thoughts! I wasn't just standing over the toilet, I was standing in a field of all possibilities. Looked at myself in the mirror over the sink illuminated by the glow of my Little Mermaid Nightlight and I seemed more attractive than I've ever been. I felt happy with myself. I accepted myself. Flaws that always burdened me in the past now faded into qualities that brought me joy. The rare smile appeared and it widened and opened to show teeth, it also opened my heart and a real sense of love gushed out spilling over my body in chills. The adult me recognized the child I was and still am and we accepted each other in a very profound way. I waved across the years and nodded knowingly to myself. Two portals in a time machine merged momentarily in an embrace. Why was this happening to me? Why does it seem nothing can stop me when it's 3am? Why can't I get this during daylight? Why am I so dizzy? Am I dehydrated? Did I administer too large a dosage of painkillers before sleeping? Was it poor judgment to swallow the pills with Wild Turkey?

Anyway, I'm going to enjoy it while it lasts! Wish you were here to take pictures.

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It's so hot, it smells like ass and feet around here. Mine however are...

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 18:06:00 PDT

...fresh with a slight scent of shea butter and a hint of nutmeg, cinnamon, and clove.

It's so hot in fact, to cool down I put a bag of crushed ice on my balls. Now it's like a sauna all up in here! Looks like our Economy is turning around with cool jobs! I just saw this in Craigslist:

"Females 18-40 Wtd. for Voice Over & Foot Modeling/Tickling Video Clips
Source: losangeles.craigslist.org Must have Hot Sexy Feet!"

My friend, Jessica asked, "wonder why they have an age limit (40) on there... can you tell how old someone is by her feet?" That is weird. I'm sure they are gonna show the girl's face and body, not just feet. I guess there will be no age limit on the creepy old guy doing the tickling. Maybe it's in Dog Years?

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My Nephew's Wife confided in me she can't wait to be a MILF...

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 05:46:03 PDT

...and I needlessly pointed out she must have a baby first. It's sad that these barriers divide us from the status in which we wish to reside. She has a big fat dog that she loves, cares for and mothers, isn't that enough for her to be a MILF? She has the rest of the letters in the acronym!

Finally watched "The Wrestler," man that's some great film! Marisa and Mickey rocked that movie!

My brother discovered an old movie theatre for sale! I was fantasizing about buying it and wondered what old movies I'd play if I ran it. I used to work in the exhibition business. I don't mean I took off my clothes and danced around a pole, ya dirty bastard! The Motion Picture Exhibition Business! I managed several theatres and programmed midnight showings and festivals when I was young.

Maybe I'll play some old Hammer Films and have myself my own lil' Horror MILF Film Festival!

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lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 05:21:22 PDT

Happy Father's Day!

Went to an All-You-Can-Stand-To-Eat-Hillbilly-Buffet and completely shoveled it all in and had to waddle out carefully for fear of bursting.

While I'm not a father as far as I know, I enjoy hanging out and stuffing myself with my brother who is, and his family who celebrated a few hours of the day with him.

Two Hours later I was starving. I don't understand it!

Okay, you just have to watch this! It's Brilliant! WARNING: You will cry at first!

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 13:45:31 PDT

Did you watch it all the way to the end? No cheating!

Seriously, Isn't that awesome?

Okay more brilliance. Checkout my New Background Design on Twitter! http://twitter.com/JerryLentz

Now don't you want to have fun and Follow me?

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Suck it and see...

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 21:37:43 PDT

...Then you'll know for yourself. Life can be so strange, I was just reading how the return of trepanation is taking place. Our ancestors used to drill holes in the skull to expel demons, now the technique is making a comeback as a cure for dementia. I knew two guys that did this! On purpose, too! They wanted to reach a constant level of Enlightenment. http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20227121.400-like-a-hole-in-the-head-the-return-of-trepanation.html

It was on this day in 1964 that the TV show Twilight Zone aired its final episode on CBS after a five-year run.

http://www.wired.com/thisdayintech/2009/06/dayintech_0619/

I loved the magazine, too!

http://phantomofpulp.blogspot.com/2009/06/enter-economic-realities-of-twilight.html

It seems to me I'm in the Twilight Zone 12 hours a day! Life on Earth can be difficult to me.

I already have my spot on the Moon and Mars picked out!

http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1905344,00.html

Could have been a great place for Spring Break!

http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2009-06/uoca-uoc061709.php

I'd like a house like this overlooking the Martian water. The "Blade Runner" house! Been there, you should buy it!

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20090619/stage_nm/us_lloydwright

I remember meeting a guy who was making a documentary on the place with scenes of every movie and TV show that the house appeared in. I don't know if he ever finished it or not.

Most likely I will live on Mars alone. And we all know Mars ain't the kind a place to raise your kids, in fact it's cold as hell, but at least I won't be tempted to make proposals that fail.

Or embarrass myself getting married again.

Or getting hit by a truck or bus in traffic.

http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1914947

Sometimes we don't know how lucky we are.

Dang! We are Lucky sometimes. We should just appreciate where we are and what we have.

I'll just listen to my books and get lost in the stories hearing the hypnotic and sexy voice of the humble narrator. http://iworksaudio.com/Site/Voices/DAE7F8D6-D3CB-4B7A-A559-C642CF04F321.html

Imagine curling up with a hot AudioBook to this sexy voice! Dang, I'm wet!

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lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 14:08:58 PDT

What a great day!

Got some awesome painkillers!

Had a cheap, but good Italian Pasta Lunch with two of my brothers.

Then saw Star Trek for the 3rd time with my brother.

Got a new book about filmmaking in the mail from an old friend, making it an inside joke gift because it's written by a guy I worked for briefly. Very briefly.

Recorded a national commercial and nailed it in the first take.

Fell asleep and dreamed an old guy was digging through my dumpster and it turned out to be Federico Fellini. He told me was looking for old newspaper and trash to paper-m�ch� an angel he wanted to use in a film.

He told me this as he put his arm around me, "You know, Angels only exist when you need them, so if you want them, you have to make them!"

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 05:21:28 PDT

This is "Obesity Awareness Month" so let's get a large Papa John's Pizza for lunch and plan a meeting for dinner, say Wendy's to discuss how we are gonna celebrate!

Need to slim down if I'm to acquire my lair of sexy minions willing to do my bidding as part of my cult.

I get so hungry sometimes. A craving! Some void needs filling in my life, such as it is.

Just watched, "Let the Right One In" and damn that's a great movie!

I'm really living the Vampiric Life, minus the eternal youth, thirst for blood and Gothic Castle.

Transforming is what I must...

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 05:14:06 PDT

...do, I guess!

Transform my mind, transform my finances, transform my intensions.

Don't know what this Action Set is all about other than transforming a Van, but I'm ready to get one and travel around looking for cooler weather!

It's so warm to me. If it's over 65 Degrees I'm uncomfortable. As I type this it's storming outside. Thunderstorm, maybe another tornado, it's rough! I should get my camera and go out in it looking for weather action, but I have "Star Trek: The Original Series Remastered" on DVD playing and I'd have to put my pants on. Maybe I'll wait until the next disaster.

Was watching Francis Ford Coppola talking about his early days of filmmaking in a van, traveling the country making "Rain People" and that looks so exciting to me. How can I make this happen?

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Did you know Motion Pictures were invented...

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 07:37:54 PDT

...on this date in 1878?

Eadweard Muybridge used a series of cameras set on trip wires to film a running horse.
Legend has it that his goal was to win a bet over whether or not horses
had all four feet up at some point during their gait. His ingenious
solution to this wager is credited as being the birth of the motion picture industry.He later directed this classic video for U2.

Goddamn it! Monday already? I need more painkillers just for this!

My foot is still killing me! I
wish you could kiss it and make it all better for me. I wish you were
here to rub Vaseline all over my heinie and tell me that it's special
and different.

In so much pain the only thing that has made me laugh, after hitting the Wild Turkey American Honey medicinal bottle, is this stupid joke:

A blond goes over to her friend's house wearing a T.G.I.F. t-shirt.

'Why are you wearing a 'Thank God It's Friday' t-shirt on Monday?'

'Oh crap!' the blond says. 'I didn't realize it was a religious t-shirt. I thought it meant 'Tits Go In Front.''

It's not that funny now after typing it. I need to elevate my foot and raise the bottle to my lips again!

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Not a big fan of pictures of Feet, but this pretty foot is...

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 06:54:21 PDT

...mine after the adventures in LA where it was sprained while trying to peacefully leave.

Hope the pic doesn't gross you out. I know I need to trim my nails. I was going to get a pedicure when I got my back waxed in LA, but didn't get around to either. It's swollen and looks like I have cankles. It hurts so bad I can barely walk or put pressure on it!

Got down on my knees to pray, actually I was already on my knees in pain, praying to the Good Lord Jesus the Christ, asking him if there was anyway possible for him to ease my pain and suffering and if he couldn't to please find someone that would be willing to give me some Vicodin!

He told me to ask online and I shall receive.

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lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 07:52:21 PDT

Sitting on the floor in front of the fridge eating frozen mangoes and peaches like a solo "9� Weeks" life can be so rough!

Thinking I might need to get some new shoes. Maybe sneakers this time. Something I can get in and out of quickly. Maybe slippers like Howard Hughes wore!

When I took my right shoe off after it was sprained, it swelled up huge! If I had taken the shoe off at LAX or in flight, I would never have gotten the shoe back on.

My brother's make fun of my shoes, they call them old man shoes, but I grew up on Doc Martens!

lentz2001@yahoo.com (Jerry Lentz) — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 07:45:56 PDT

David Carradine may have been killed by an Illuminatus, a supposed enlightened one!

You HAVE to read this! It's pretty amazing!