WYSIWYG Horror Round Up

We had a frighteningly good time. Here’s what you missed.
Julia Langbein convinced us that France can be scary too if you find yourself with a bad hangover in a woodshed – or was it a French outhouse? 
Chris Trent reminded us that Michael Jackson is scary and can make you pee your pants.  He has a nice review of the evening on his blog. 
Rachael Parenta is afraid of love and of men who show their love by hiding behind a pillow.  She’s also afraid of men who hide under her bed and plot to kill her with a hand drill.  Rachael has posted her story on her blog.
Liam McEneaney also found that love equals terror.  It seems that Liam and Rachael have something in common. No one should be surprised to learn that they have dated each other.  Misery loves company.

Birthday boy Andy Horwitz introduced us to the ghost of PS 122, Ethyl Eichenberger. For those of you too young to know about Ethyl I rummaged through the archives and found a slight Chelsea Hotel/Ethyl connection.  In the short film “Christina at the Chelsea,” by Nelson Sullivan, Nelson picks up Christina (a transvestite who lived and died at the Chelsea – Rm 232) and they head off to the Pyramid to catch Ethyl’s show. They arrive too late. Ethyl has already finished her show, but there is footage of them chatting in the dressing room. 

Chris Alonzo and his band Ghost Runner were just SCARY!  His friend cried “…tears of joy when he found that his girlfriend’s pants fit him perfectly, and tears of sorrow when he learned that Hurricane Wilma had failed to wipe out all the conformists.”

Stop by PS 122 on November 22 for WYSIWYG ‘s “I’m With The Band,” show.  It’s sure to be just as much fun.