A Boy and His Dog (L.Q. Jones, 1975):
Where did women go?
Talking dog will sniff them out
Scared of glowing sheets?
Stop pumping my spunk!
Don, you need to feed your dog
One tasty lady!
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Our mission statement is simple. Film + Haiku. Any, and all, films are possible haiku fodder. We will usually be using the 5-7-5 haiku form. *Warning* You may or may not need an intermediate knowledge of film and film lore to be in on the Haiku. If you haven't seen the movie, the Haiku may not make a whole lot of sense. Also, spoilers abound. After all this is Haiku. We've only got so many syllables to get the point across.
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- "Twilight" Haiku Review
- "Akira" Haiku Review
- "Rolling Thunder" Haiku Review
- "Forbidden Planet" Haiku Review
- "A Boy and His Dog" Double Haiku Review
- "The Little Mermaid" Haiku Review
- "Powder" Haiku Review
- "River's Edge" Haiku Review
- "Watchmen" Haiku Review
- "2001: A Space Odyssey" Haiku Review
- "Shaft (1971)" Haiku Review
- "The Karate Kid" Haiku Review
- "Singin' in the Rain" Haiku Review
- "The Shining" Haiku Review
- "Breakfast at Tiffany's" Haiku Review
- "Jacob's Ladder" Haiku Review
- "Amelie" Haiku Review
- "Casablanca" Haiku Review
- "Soylent Green" Double Haiku Review
- "The Sound of Music" Haiku Review
- "Pulp Fiction" Haiku Review
- "Phantasm" Haiku Review
- "Requiem For A Dream" Haiku Review
- "The Wizard of Oz" Haiku Review
- "Raising Cain" Haiku Review
- "Spanking the Monkey" Haiku Review
- "Every Which Way But Loose" Double Haiku Review
- "Christine" Double Haiku Review
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About Me
- Mammy Hotus
- I am an illustrator and graphic designer. I am more often than not obsessed with film, music, and pop culture/pop art, in general. I can be reached at: mammyhotus@gmail.com
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