woodenhead

Let's leave it at that as far as this old woodenhead is concerned, okay?

"Keep her as she goes, you witless woodenhead!

You're a woodenhead; you're no good."

"All right, woodenhead.

Woodenhead is the name of a 2003 New Zealand film directed by Florian Habicht.

With the band for six months prior to Walters, and has played with many New Orleans area bands including Woodenhead.

The Scarecrow makes Woodenhead the head of the Oz cavalry and knights Pumpkinhead.

In 2003 he made the digital feature Woodenhead, a surreal musical fairytale for which the soundtrack was recorded first and then footage was shot to match.

Abel contributed his song "Hospice for Destitute Lovers" to the art noir feature film Woodenhead (2003).

Just as the Tilt-a-Whirl effect wears off, so too does the novelty of "Woodenhead," leaving stretches of it seeming like gratuitous grossness or, worse, a music video.

Dorothy, Pumpkinhead, and Woodenhead flee to Tinland and try to convince the Tin Man (voiced by Danny Thomas) to help them.

His other feature film roles include A Song of Good, Christmas, Stringer, Woodenhead and The Devil's Rock as well as more than twenty short films.

(The Laser's Edge/Cuneiform Records Preshow: Miriodor, Woodenhead, and IZZ)

Woodenhead was nominated in the Best Digital Feature section of the New Zealand Film and TV Awards and the film screened at a range of international festivals.

Calling Philip II of Spain "the surpassing woodenhead of all sovereigns," she observes, "No experience of the failure of his policy could shake his belief in its essential excellence.

"Woodenhead," a freakish fairy tale from New Zealand about a dump attendant named Gert who is escorting a lovely woman named Plum to her wedding, induces this effect with multiple disruptions of the cinematic norm.

They get him off, and he introduces himself as Woodenhead Stallion III (voiced by Herschel Bernardi), and he explains how he ended up on there: he was a merry-go-round horse who fell from it.