New Member Roll Call!

[tommygun]

I agree, Blue! The involvement of 2 in the Chest and all these other new members is exactly what keeps the community alive. The cost of production is high and the revenue per production is low, so every film that the new folks buy is supplying the lifeblood of the whole process! I hope he finds all the westerns in Hank's catalogue on RueMorgue!

[smudger]

Hank certainly leads the way when it comes to Westrerns- one of my favourite scenarios. Wish more producers would do them. Blue?

[Arthur]

Hank certainly leads the way when it comes to Westrerns- one of my favourite scenarios. Wish more producers would do them. Blue?

I also enjoy western-style gun fights between cowgirls. Raquel Welch as a cowgirl in "Hannie Caulder" and "100 Rifles" was one of the early inspirations that led me to admire women with guns.

In Rue Morgue's western "Duel At Peckerwood", Candle Boxx guns down Savannah. Hmmm ... I wonder if Petra could out-draw Candle Boxx in a gun fight at high noon. It's easy to image Petra as a cowgirl wearing a loose poncho or dressed in jeans with leather chaps and bandoleers slung across her naked chest, ready to fast-draw.

I would be interested in seeing a re-play of the Sharon Stone western "The Quick and the Dead", with several of Bluestone's babes dressed as cowgirls shooting each other in an elimination gunfight tournament.

I recall reading on another forum that Rue Morgue has the scenery for shooting Western videos. Perhaps there could be a co-production with Bluestone's cowgirls having gun fights using Rue Morgue's western town scenery.

Arthur

[tommygun]

What'a ya think, Blue...? Get a couple of quick draw artists and bring them out to Whiskey Gulch for a shoot out between your girls and ours?

[Arthur]

The Bluestone Canyon Gang ride into Peckerwood to rob the town bank. The bank teller, played by Ryanne, pulls a gun from behind the counter, but Six Gun Suzi is faster and shoots Ryanne between the eyes. Suzi and her cohorts grab the bags of money and ride out of town with the Peckerwood Posse hot on their trail.

... to be continued?

[tommygun]

I'd say you've gotten some new lines for the upcoming "Quick Draw Poker" that Hank is working on for October release... There are a lot of girls biting the dust (including RyAnne), or whatever, and a couple hanged just for the hang of it... BUT, we don't have Suzi or Petra, Blue... Boo....

[Bluestone]

This Eastern dude may be at a disadvantage here. Oh, there's lots of wide open land up here in the great white north, but it ain't Calgary.

In think Hank's cast and mine are at least separated by a continent, and much further for my European babes to travel.

Great ideas though. Where's that Hollywood budget when you need it?

Blue

[tommygun]

Oh, Blue... You're just being practical! Yes, the travel costs would be more than any ten of our videos make, probably. But we can daydream about the ultimate shootout, can't we?

We know where you are, Blue... up there with the redcoats, in a fort on Lake Ontario somewhere... It'd be fun, though, wouldn't it? Who knows, some western-loving benefactor might order a custom someday!

[Arthur]

Rue Morgue's deviantART web page says that he is based in Oregon. I can see how the cost and time of flying European girls to Oregon would be prohibitive. I wonder if there's a less costly alternative involving only Bluestone babes filmed near the Bluestone mansion.

Can Blue rent western-themed props near his home base? I can image Petra as an Indian in a knife fight or shooting arrows at cowgirl Suzi. Perhaps Indian costumes would be easier to acquire than cowboy costumes. Perhaps period knives or bows and arrows would be easier to acquire than western six guns.

I wonder if Rue Morgue would be willing to ship small western-themed props to the Bluestone mansion for use at an outdoor location near the mansion. The small props could include pistols and holsters, cowboy hats and boots, Winchester rifles, bandoleers, leather chaps, etc.

I'm guessing the additional costs would be the rental fee for the props, the two-way transportation charges, and the costs of shooting at an outdoor location instead of the usual indoor sets. I'm not familiar with the laws regarding transporting firearm props between the two countries.

I would consider paying something extra for a custom western if there were enough other supporters to keep the cost reasonable. Is anybody else willing to contribute to the cost of shooting a custom western video?

Texas Ranger Arthur,
somewhere along the dusty trail