Last night I went to see the Ghosts movie, okay so the full title is Ghosts: The Possession of Button House but unnecessary in conversations. I was very late to the tv series, but now I’ll parked myself on the sofa whenever I spot that it’s on the telly, oh, I was definitely going to see the film at some point! And I wasn’t disappointed, yay, it was more of the same, funny and charming, I loved it.

As I was leaving the cinema one of the advertising screens flicked over to show that there’s Violent Night 2 coming out soon, hello Santa!! The original Violent Night was a hoot, a very violent hoot maybe, but a hoot (definitely one to check out). There’s about another half dozen films I fancy seeing, thank goodness most films stick around awhile these days; there’s Primetime, Wicker, Wildwood, I Play Rocky, maybe Godzilla Minus Zero, and most definitely Wild Horse Nine, the latest film by the amazing Martin McDonagh. It’s Martin McDonagh so it’s a stellar cast, including Sam Rockwell and Steve Buscemi (yay, can’t remember the last film I saw him in!) Oh, and possibly the new Shaun the Sheep movie, it’s still showing on some weekend mornings – I have a soft spot for the little fellow.

Of course, that’s inbetween seeing all my favourite local musicians, November’s shaping up a pretty good month. Just since I got hone ten days ago I’ve seen Jon Mackenzie, Jed Potts, Louis Crosland and the Moanin’ Bones; the Bones were playing in Stramash and Whistlebinkies, for me the Binkies gig took the prize. The place was fairly packed but the crowd were fine, and yay, on sound and lights it was George weaving his magic. I’ve not seen the dynamic duo yet, but this Sunday sees the Scat Rats in Stramash and Binkies, sweet! The evening starts with Louis Crosland plus two in Stramash.

Come to think of it, I must ask the Rats whether there’ll be a Logan’s Close Xmas Bash this year, I haven’t heard anything yet. Hopefully there’ll be one, just not too close to Christmas as I’m Yorkshire bound this year, and also not colliding with Jed Potts’ Blue Christmas (Sunday 20th December) like last year.

Next time, back to my latest trip to Deutschland. G’night!