I found antichrist tedious & constantly repeated the same point. Interesting take on mental illness though.

Yes...

Former Playboy playmate Yvette Vickers died alone, her body undiscovered for months

From: AP May 04, 2011

FORMER Playboy playmate and B-movie actress Yvette Vickers kept to herself and tended her flowers on a quiet, tree-lined street perched above Beverly Hills that actors, producers and writers call home.

So it came as a shock when neighbors learned a badly decomposing body had been inside the home for several months to a year.

''There is a feeling of safety on this street,'' said Terri Cheney, an author and entertainment attorney who has lived there since 1994. ''You don't feel like that would happen here - someone being neglected like that.''

It was still unknown if it was the body of Vickers, who appeared in ''Attack of the 50 Foot Woman,'' ''Attack of the Giant Leeches'' and other cult films of the 1950s.

It could take a week to determine the identity, coroner's Lt. Cheryl MacWillie said Tuesday.

By the looks of Vickers' one-bedroom home, it might have been difficult to detect anything unusual had happened inside.

The two-story, brown dwelling is rustic and sits next to two modern homes that dwarf it. Ivy and bougainvillea are draped on a front window, and the grounds on a steep hillside are overgrown with foliage.

A handwritten note at the front gate reads: ``Deliveries, please ring doorbell.'' Guests had to climb a stone walkway that wrapped around the house.

Cheney, 51, said she didn't know Vickers had been an actress or was a Playboy magazine playmate in July 1959. Cheney only said hello to Vickers a few times and noticed the woman liked to water her flowers.

''She seemed lovely,'' Cheney said. ''She went with the house, it was a little bit unusual. It has a fairy-tale kind of charm to it.''

Another neighbor, Susan Savage, told the Los Angeles Times she saw letters and cobwebs in Vickers' mailbox before going into the house and discovering the body last week in an upstairs room with a small space heater that was turned on.

Savage described her neighbour as an elegant woman with flowing blond hair and warm smile.

''She kept to herself, had friends and seemed like a very independent spirit,'' Savage said. ''To the end, she still got cards and letters from all over the world requesting photos and still wanting to be her friend.''

Born Yvette Vedder on Aug. 26, 1928, in Kansas City, Mo., she attended the University of California, Los Angeles, before discovering acting and leaving school to pursue it.

Her first film role was as a giggling girl in ''Sunset Boulevard'' in 1950. In 1957, she appeared in the James Cagney-directed, ''Short Cut to Hell,'' but it flopped and she turned to B-movies.

It wasn't immediately known if Vickers had any relatives.

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What did people think of the movie 'Moon'?
I read that it is existential in nature

I found Moon tedious & constantly repeated the same point. Interesting take on mental illness though.

I found Moon tedious & constantly repeated the same point. Interesting take on mental illness though.

Good premise and Rockwell was good but yeah it was tedious in the end

The Road is good. Do not watch it expecting anything lighthearted or Hollywood, you will be very dissapointed if so

+1 Its pretty awful in terms of its emptiness really but its a great film nonetheless, cinematography is brilliant too. The book is meant to be even more intense, I've been meaning to get onto it actually

Watched Brick for media. Good noir film. Joseph Gordon-Levitt is a top actor. Very complicated, but if yopu pay attention you are rewarded.

Brick is one of my favourite films... anything that makes good reference to Raymond Chandler is good nuff for me